Maybe just by occupying many people's almost entire available time, the continual information inflow has done more harm than good.

Couples pass through dating to marriage. But the real dangers are in the marriage phase.

An earring is an ear ring. Being pigheaded is being pig headed.

"Orchid" is quite different than "orchard".

Since women began to enter the work force in Canada and the U.S., the two countries' labour supply expanded to almost the double of its original size.

There's one particularly noisome inside alley at Montreal's China Town. Sigh.

Accompanying the wildfire spread of Western materialism, more and more people across the world have joined the coffle of money worshippers without having carefully thought about human life.

I think nighted colour clothes befit me.

Kenneth Cole Reaction appears to be a fashion line for young adults.

See http://www.reaction.com/home.aspx .

When will the hapless Gen Y get lucky? When they grow into their fifties and sixties?

Mechanic waitrons cannot provide good services.

It's reported that South Korea is a hive of activity. Work has almost solely occupied many people's life.

They even don't cook at home and only eat food made outside home day after day.

It seems that in China, the majority of people don't believe in dread retribution any more.

Memorial services tend to be too long for outsiders.

But anyways, they are not for outsiders in the first place.

Cleveland (mutated from its original name "Cleaveland") is a beautiful name, isn't it?

Owning some sort of craftsmanship is a positive thing.

Google used to be such a hive of innovations.

Is nuance different than tergiversation?

Canadians appear to acquiesce to any economic situations.

J heartily chatted with T. I.

As a matter of fact, most individual workers are dispensable.

Shouldn't people be upset by the fact that so many couples, well known or not, separate or divorce?

A nascent case is the prominent household of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones. See http://goo.gl/U9yS5n .

It's reported that the Canadian internet black widow used to spike her lover men's coffee with poisonous drugs. Oh my. Such a harpy.

Fraxinella look good enough, don't they?

In many aspects of human life, Eurasia is more complicated and sophisticated than the U.S. and Canada.

Personally I wouldn't prefer working in an open concept office.

Coffee houses are the utmost open concept floor. I can't stand the noise level there while thinking.

Some Chinese Canadian telemarketers importune people to buy their products or services.

That makes me shun them.

Should people dilate more on virtues and less on power?

How come most mobile phones, among both Android and iPhone, which are such an indispensable contraption nowadays, do not include FM radio tuners?

With age, typically a man lives every day of his life more gingerly.

For the past several decades, the advancements in productivity and technology haven't heaved individual workers' real wages.

In Christianity, the God dispatched Jesus to save the human beings.

In Buddhism, there are many Buddhas who live through different eras of human history.

Canada is a good country to live in. There's a caveat though, that's the commonplace food culture here is neither delicious nor healthy.

People should take what Western experts say with a grain of salt.

The most orchidaceous buildings are mostly found in Asia, right?

Valetudinarians don't well suit a formal education system, which typically stresses on academic competition and deadlines.

Does the decline of churches in Canada presage the going south of the society's morality?

It's interesting that in British English, the word "tea" often serves as a metonymy for meal.

Modern life is apt to push people to push forward without respite.

People are increasingly becoming itinerant employees.

IBM, the grandsire of tech companies, is evergreen.

The word "cliff" looks very Germanic, whereas "precipice" looks very Romance.

Governments levying taxes is necessary for their providing public goods.

Whose gaits is America trying to suppress in this world?

"Can you let your child sit on your lap so that I can sit down?" the old lady asked.

Classic books and work are memorials of their authors' life's beauty, work, and mental spheres.

"Amy Young" and "Dave Courage" are two excellent names, I think.

You can cleave all companies into two types, profitable and not profitable, no matter they are cash-rich or not.

So many elderlies are bedrid in their final years.

Everyone naturally has a bias.

But he shouldn't distort facts, should he?

We've seen that many cash-rich companies are impotent in their respective markets.

Examples include Blackberry and Microsoft.

"I heard that Canada is feminized and boys and males are disadvantaged," J said.

"I wouldn't reply. My opinion would be skewed, right?" Ms. B. N. smiled.

It takes time to take down a structure harmlessly.

You can brew beer, you can brew coffee, and you can brew tea.

Who likes this utterly long economic funk?

Almost everyone's been treading water at best.

To keep one's head above water, only humanity, knowledge, and perseverance can help.

To colonize the Mars is an ambitious dream.

Why is there a need for clowns to make people guffaw and hoot?

It appears there're cosplay parties every weekend in Montreal.

"Barista" and "ballerina" both are English words imported from Italian.

How many people should be mortified by the shallowness of their life, albeit this is a free society?

People increasingly have to hopscotch from one career to another.

Isn't it bad?

I've got one or two pairs of fat jeans.

I hope I'll never grow into them again. :-)

Monuments remind in the physical world, while canonical books remind in the mental world.

Well, "pick flowers" is not authentic English, which was what I used to think it is.

It's an expression in Thai, instead! See http://thaitranslation.wordpress.com/2008/11/03/polite-v-vulgar-part-two-bodily-functions/ .

Nowadays I'm slightly disinclined to get social with friends.

I've got so many ideas over how to spend my time.

My daughter is an apple monster.

She's eager to eat apples almost everyday.

How many English sentences have I writ in my life?

Education, for my money, is ever more democratic.

The verb "import" has got an archaic meaning - "express, state".

Wormwood is mysterious because of its link to absinthe.

Only business innovators can jump the queue in competition.

Isn't "rendezvous" a better word than "appointment"?

There are two types of Americans. One are secular ones, the other godly ones.

I still don't get why so many Canadians are so crazy about "nutritional" supplement PILLS, such as antioxidants, sold in PHARMACIES.

They are not natural, they are man-made pills!

Here goes an interesting interactive website about the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, U.S.A:

http://www.nps.gov/featurecontent/ncr/linc/interactive/deploy/index.htm#/introduction .

One of my acquaintances had a vertigo at home the other week.

Old people are fragile.

I guess "MK" means two things in Montreal: Michael Kors, and the Montreal Kosher certification.

High five originated from low five.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_five .

People who keep wearing sunglasses indoor make themselves look like chumps, sometimes.

"Chef my ass" and "chef my foot" mean the same thing.

Now you get what "ass" and "foot" indicate in English. And is it unpleasant to "put one's foot in one's mouth"? You bet.