Saturday, January 8, 2011

Mr. Tony Blair, an ex Prime Minister of Britain, likes G and T.

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But he was a Prime Minister of a land which produces the best whiskeys in the world. Now we know that men really differ in their tastes.

My ignorance knows no bounds.

TV programs and movies tend to be cheesy sometimes.

What has happened to the Canadian way of life over the past several decades? And why?

People eat jejune diets day in and day out. They lack exercises. They don't sleep enough and hence feel tired day after day. They don't save enough for retirement. And their children don't have appropriate jobs available when they graduate from university.

Gee. This anomalously constricting way of life sucks. Something must be done.

Since the social networking websites now constitute an ever larger chunk of the information sources that people make use of,

how can the veracity of the information be assured?

When the young people in China engulf themselves with Eminem's music,

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do they really understand the indelible scars in and the social context of it?

I can sympathize with elders.

Significant changes in the society and economy can rack their lives. No wonder they don't like changes.

Many elders' behavior sends an unequivocal message:

they still prefer newsPAPERS and TV much more than the internet and they somewhat fear the internet, computer, iPhone and the likes. Well, now you know to which generation this world belongs.

Music video - Coldplay - Viva La Vida







Lyrics: http://goo.gl/O4mHN .

The helpful Wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viva_la_Vida .

Gee, British alternative rock...

The bombing foray into South Korea by its North counterpart has wreaked such a systematic preparation for war on the southern side.

I hope the war will not break out.

How exactly did Mr. David Cameron scrape into the post of British Prime Minister?

I am curious about that. And I for one admire his fantastic communication skills.

Friday, January 7, 2011

Club 8's song "Western Hospitality" has equivocal lyrics.

I really think that flush toilet is one of the best achievements of engineering.

Do rowdy teenage boys crowds know how scary they look?

Over the years, I've become impatient with refrains in songs if they're not poetic.

The rich beauty of the English language is pertinently alive in the U.S., while that of the Chinese language is not alive in mainland China.

I am sorry to discover that. And I am happy to look forward.

Photography complements text in rendering feelings and thoughts.

That sour note in the air signals that Nabob "Traditional" coffee isn't top-notch.

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Holiday shopping forays into the U.S. are so popular among Canadians.

For some, life is a journey to cruise past. And for others, it is a course to scrape through.