A:「彼(かれ)に助(たす)けを求(もと)めたらどう?」
B:「彼(かれ)に助(たす)けを求(もと)めるくらいなら、むしろピラニアだらけの池(いけ)を泳(およ)いだほうがましだぞ。」
A: "What about asking him for help?"
B: "I would rather swim through a pond full of piranha than ask him for help."
This construction can be used as a reaction to what the speaker finds to be a bad suggestion or advice