Some people would not drink enough water almost every day, if they were not poor or broke.

Some people get killed by water. Some die from dehydration.

It is comforting, after finding out that your loved one has just drowned, to estimate the number of times their life was saved by water.

A tie is what you get after ice cubes have wrestled with hot water.

The most painful thing about having your loved one killed by water is that you still need their killer to survive.

Some people drowned in the floods that were caused by the rains for which they have prayed.

There are often many people dying from thirst while many people are running for dear life away from the rain.

Whenever they are given the choice, some people choose a bath over a shower; they, too, would like to do their bit to waste water.

We often give painkillers the credit that ought to be given to the passage of time, the belief that they would kill the pain, or the water that accompanied them.