Drinking (n.) is a thing a man does before marriage for pleasure, and after marriage, from sorrow.
Drinking (n.) makes you feel like a new person, but makes you look like an old one.
Drinking (n.) makes you lose your inhibitions and give exhibitions.
Drinking (n.) often drives a man to misfortune, and misfortune often drives a man to drink.
Drinking (n.) , when done to drown one's misery, is putting a fire out with oil.
Drinking (n.) is dangerous. Bacchus has drowned more than Neptune.
Drinking (n.) is not something that drowns one's sorrows, it merely irrigates them.
Drinking (n.) is not what ruins a man today, it's the price that does.
Drinking (n.) , done in excess, injures a man internally, externally and eternally.