Some things should never fall away.

Why is it that "Woe unto you" ever quit getting used in speech or written dialogue? I haven't heard anyone say it in....well, maybe ever. But, like John Travolta, it needs to make a come back. I take that back, John Travolta didn't need to make a come back, but he did make one. And, in the same manner, this expression needs to make a similar come back. Only this expression should not get too full of itself and make movies like Broken Arrow, Swordfish or Battlefield Earth. Woe unto you, John Travolta, for making a come back and squandering it on crappy scripts and bad acting.