What is the relection of alcohol in a bottle and fire?

For some people, these symptoms may not be something new. It might seem as if you have always felt down and blue. Two common symptoms of depression are: Feeling sad or hopeless Losing interest in or not getting pleasure from most of your daily activities If you experience either of these symptoms nearly every day for at least two weeks, you may be depressed. Not everyone with depression has the same symptoms or feels the same way. One person might have difficulty sitting still, while another may find it hard to get out of bed each day. Other symptoms that may be signs of depression or may go along with being depressed include: Gaining or losing weight Eating more or less than usual almost every day Sleeping too much or not enough almost every day Feeling restless and unable to sit still Feeling that moving takes great effort Feeling tired or as if you have no energy almost every day Feeling unworthy or guilty nearly every day Having low self-esteem or feeling down on yourself Finding it hard to focus, remember things, or make decisions nearly every day Feeling anxious, worried, or nervous Drinking more alcohol or caffeine Taking more of a prescription or over-the-counter medication than is directed Smoking or using tobacco more often Having thoughts of suicide, thinking that others would be better off without you, and believing that there is no other way out of your problems are very serious symptoms of depression and need immediate attention. It’s important you talk to someone right away if you have thoughts of death or suicide. Call the Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1. You can also use the Veterans Crisis Line online chat or send a text message to the Veterans Crisis Line at 838255. The Veterans Crisis Line offers free, confidential support, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

If a bottle of alcohol is put on fire then it would create a big (I mean BIG)fire
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