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Alcohol removes inhibitions - like that scared little mouse who got drunk and shook his whiskers and shouted: "Now bring on that damn cat!"

Alcohol removes inhibitions - like that scared little mouse who got drunk and shook his whiskers and shouted: "Now bring on that damn cat!"

Alkohol tar bort hämningarna - som den rädda lilla musen som blev full och skakade sina morrhår och skrek: Hit med kattjäveln nu!

Alcohol removes inhibitions - like that scared little mouse who got drunk and shook his whiskers and shouted: "Now bring on that damn cat!"

Holly: All right so he's not a regular rat, or even a super-rat. He's a scared little mouse, that's all. But oh-- golly… gee… damn!!!"

Breakfast at tiffany's

Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation.

Alcohol is the number one high-risk behavior. After only five minutes of having one drink, the alcohol reaches the brain and greatly decreases a person's inhibitions.

[Date rape is a major alcohol-related problem that schools don't advertise and U.S. News & World Report doesn't mention in its annual college issue. But administrators and counselors deal with it every year. The University of Colorado advised female students,] When you're drunk, you'll have sex with someone you wouldn't have lunch with, so bring a condom. ... The quality of men's manners seems to be directly proportional to how drunk I am.

We? What do you mean, we? You got a mouse in your pocket? I wasn't worried. If you're scared, say you're scared,

He caught a catfish and it scared him to death. I had to stop him because he was ready to grab it and those whiskers were about to pierce him. We would have been playing with four golfers the next round instead of five.

They’re a rotten crowd’, I shouted across the lawn. ‘You’re worth the whole damn bunch put together.'

F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)

F. Scott Fitzgerald

My message wasn't, 'Don't use drugs, they're bad for you,' it was don't go out to parties where you are going to get drunk and lose your inhibitions and try drugs. Because once you try them, you will like them. Don't put yourself in that position.

Often people display a curious respect for a man drunk, rather like the respect of simple races for the insane... There is something awe-inspiring in one who has lost all inhibitions.

F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940)

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Any person I think, at some point, having consumed enough alcohol loses their inhibitions and they stop thinking about the consequences of their actions, and I think that's a classic example of what happened with this person last night.

Bring a child and ignore your inhibitions.

Mel Gussow (1933-)

There is a drunk-driving problem. There's a way to address the drunk-driving problem. That's by going after drunks. Harassing responsible adults who have a glass of wine with dinner is a political campaign. It's an anti-alcohol campaign. But it's not a highway traffic safety campaign.

This is for all ages -- people bring their kids. It's a no-alcohol, no smoking event, which is pretty unusual. But this crowd does not need alcohol.

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