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“To improve oneself you must be as persistent as the drip, drip, drip of water filling a bucket. Do a little bit, every day.”
― Jeffrey Fry

“And yet uncle in his old age was probably not unhappy. He had one hobby of never-failing interest, and that was his diseases. He suffered, by his own account, from every disease in the medical dictionary, and was never weary of talking about them. Indeed, it seemed to Gordon that none of the people in his uncle’s boarding-house—he had been there occasionally—ever did talk about anything except their diseases. All over the darkish drawing-room, ageing, discoloured people sat about in couples, discussing symptoms. Their conversation was like the dripping of stalactite to stalagmite. Drip, drip. ‘How is your lumbago?â€� says stalactite to stalagmite. ‘I find my Kruschen Salts are doing me good,â€� says stalagmite to stalactite. Drip, drip, drip.”
― George Orwell, Keep the Aspidistra Flying

“ain't worried nobody drip, i drip the best.”
― Jordan Hoechlin