Binge Drinking Collection

Burleighs extra strong rum has such a kick, he maintains that a safety belt is provided, Jack Pleasant demonstrates, and swears that he is glad he did, 17th February 1972

Illustration from The English Dance of Death by William Combe, 1815 (aquatint)
XJF294026 Illustration from The English Dance of Death by William Combe, 1815 (aquatint) (b/w photo) by Rowlandson, Thomas (1756-1827); Private Collection; (add.info)

Death comes for the Drunkard, engraved by Georg Scharffenberg, from Der Todten Tanz
KW278050 Death comes for the Drunkard, engraved by Georg Scharffenberg, from Der Todten Tanz, published Basel, 1843 (litho) by Holbein the Younger

Opened beer cans

Alcoholic depression, conceptual artwork
Alcoholic depression. Conceptual artwork of the face of a depressed woman with the chemical structure of alcohol (ethanol) over her mouth

Lager. Three pint glasses containing left-over lager

Lager. Three pint glasses filled with lager

young women having a good night out in Lancaster UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

young men binge drinking and having a good night out in Lancasrter UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Students from Lancaster university binge drinking and having a good night out
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

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"Binge Drinking: A Dangerous Dance with Death" Schoolies on the Gold Coast know how to party, but when Burleigh's extra strong rum enters the scene, it brings a kick so powerful that one might consider wearing a safety belt. Just like in William Combe's 1815 illustration from "The English Dance of Death, " where death comes for the drunkard they can lead down a treacherous path. As depicted in Georg Scharffenberg's engraving from the same book, alcoholism can be deadly. The opened beer cans scattered around serve as reminders of nights filled with excessive consumption and blurred boundaries. Behind closed doors lies alcoholic depression, represented through conceptual artwork that portrays the dark reality hidden beneath the surface. Lager flows freely during these binge-drinking escapades; its allure is undeniable. Young women in Lancaster UK embrace their freedom and enjoy a night out, unaware of the potential consequences lurking behind each sip. Similarly, young men engage in this reckless behavior without fully comprehending its long-term effects. Binge drinking is not just about having fun or letting loose; it carries significant risks to both physical and mental health, and is crucial to raise awareness about alcohol abuse and its detrimental impact on individuals and society as a whole. Let us strive for responsible choices instead of succumbing to this dangerous dance with death.