| 21. | Others slip on icy ridges and fall into deep crevasses.
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| 22. | Susan slips on some spilt milk and wakes up with retrograde amnesia.
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| 23. | Jacob slips on the roof and falls to his death.
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| 24. | Slip on these faults can range from 10s to 100s of km.
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| 25. | The fight goes well for Peter until Miraz slips on a tussock.
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| 26. | Tess follows, but slips on the Frisbee which she lost earlier.
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| 27. | He tries to throw it but slips on another dodgeball and misses.
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| 28. | They slip on the posters and cut themselves on the nails and staples.
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| 29. | Unless McCullough happened to slip on a banana peel.
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| 30. | A : Slip on your blue suede shoes and head for the kitchen.
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