I drink therefore I am?

Answer 1

I'll drink to that!

Answer 2

It's a decent question.

I tend to buy whatever's cheapest when it comes to Alcohol, because I avoid spirits and most beer tastes the same to me. I am pretty conservative with my money when it comes to every day stuff, but am willing to splash out for expensive holidays etc.

For me, the money I save being smart when drinking/doing other stuff pays for great trips.

Now, back to the question...If someone picks an expensive drink, they're either doing so to impress people, or because it's a taste to which they've become accustomed. So, what you drink does tell you a lot about who you are.

I imagine if you stick to the same beer wherever you go, even if the price fluctuates a lot, you're easy to please and know what you like. If your drink changes as the price changes, you want to have fun on a budget. If you pick expensive drinks such as age old whiskeys e.t.c. then you're probably trying too hard.

Answer 3

Maybe - but be careful. It could all too easly become, "I drank, therefore I am not," instead.
I imbibed pretty heavily for over 40 years - I even made up a little couplet about it:

I sometimes wonder why I drink
I think that it's because I think

Alcohol can be great - as long as you're using it and not vice versa.

Answer 4

Drinking's the only reason to get up in the morning
To drink or not to drink ? thats not a question

Answer 5

Excellent. Mine's a large Southern Comfort and lemonade. Cheers!

Answer 6

Sharabi

Answer 7

What? Are you trying to tell us you are an alcoholic and at one with the drink.

Answer 8

tis sad you must drink to be but the world is as it is and as it is a drink makes you, you

Answer 9

No dear! I think, therefore I am. (Cogito, ergo sum.)
Anybody can say anything, but with due justification.

Answer 10

Yeah, sure you are a fish. What ocean you in nowadays? Are a river, or may be a lake? But whatever you do please do not forget to take bath - very antisocial habit!