Then he would drown them down with a quart of Budweiser.
The first time he'd used scuba gear, without training, he'd almost drowned, held down by his weight belt and a mesh bag stuffed with abalone.
"We wanted to have the ordinary and the extraordinary in one image, to have the contrast between the man drowning, pulled down by the weight of these seemingly innocent objects". Labour's agency, TBWA\London, entered into the spirit of things by trying to make their work itself as environmentally friendly as possible.
If you ignore the sadness by drowning it down in alcohol and food, you won't receive the gift of the Divine Slam.
Horrified inmates watch as a guard angered by the crying of a baby forces its mother to drown it face down in a bucket of water.
Fewer than 100 migrants drowned last month, down from 329 in May 2014, despite more migrants crossing the Mediterranean, the UN said.
And of course anyone who knows Woolf's life knows that after years of manic-depressive episodes, she committed suicide, drowning herself weighed down by stones in her pockets in the River Ouse, near her home, in 1941.
Evidently money managers decided they'd better be swimming rats rather than drowning rats going down with the ship.
Discretion is advised". The impact of that image of a three-year old Kurdish boy, drowned, lying face down on a Turkish beach is astonishing.
"This is the best part of the job," Gale yells as we fly his ambulance along the Harbourview Expressway, while negotiating a safe trajectory through four lanes of traffic with the windows down, drowning out Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" in the background.
