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Alcohol is a kind of molecule that rhymes with -cooh!
 
Alcohol is a kind of molecule that rhymes with -cooh!
  
 
Some people [[drink]] a lot of these kinds of molecules. They get [[tipsy]], and then [[drunk]].
 
Some people [[drink]] a lot of these kinds of molecules. They get [[tipsy]], and then [[drunk]].
  
College Drinking, Graphical Representation:
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== Alcoholic Beverages ==
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''Main article:[[Alcoholic beverages]]
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Also known as hard drinks.
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Some alcoholic beverages are brewed or distilled from grain.  These are the most basic alcoholic beverages and include [[beer]], [[wine]], and [[spirits]].
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Other alcoholic beverages, known as [[cocktails]] or [[mixed drinks]] contain one or more types of alcohol, and may or may not contain other, non alcoholic ingredients knowns as mixers.
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== Alcoholism ==
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''Main article:[[Alcoholism]]
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Alcoholism is an addiction or chemical dependency on alcohol.
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"It's not alcoholism until you graduate."
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[[Category:Drinking]]

Latest revision as of 10:45, 13 June 2007

College drinking, graphical representation

Alcohol is a kind of molecule that rhymes with -cooh!

Some people drink a lot of these kinds of molecules. They get tipsy, and then drunk.

Alcoholic Beverages[edit]

Main article:Alcoholic beverages

Also known as hard drinks.

Some alcoholic beverages are brewed or distilled from grain. These are the most basic alcoholic beverages and include beer, wine, and spirits.

Other alcoholic beverages, known as cocktails or mixed drinks contain one or more types of alcohol, and may or may not contain other, non alcoholic ingredients knowns as mixers.

Alcoholism[edit]

Main article:Alcoholism

Alcoholism is an addiction or chemical dependency on alcohol.

"It's not alcoholism until you graduate."