The two ornate words 'quietude' and 'quietus' are very closely related.

These years, I always feel comfortably fervent towards the terminal emulator application.

Even today in Montreal, I still heard a chirpy bird on a tree while I was walking.

Now it's December, not April or something.

By contrast, Vancouver is currently enduring snow storms.

The weather is really not as usual.

Well, some YouTube vids have to be spurned.

The government stands to adjudicate disputes, as well as to align interests, and to harmonize the society, to some lesser degree.

Les lettres 'v' et 'w' dans le vocabulaire.

Quitter ma maison du matin.

Le service de garde dans le école.

Public speakers coax and harangue people.

I increasingly buy less of what they say, whereas I increasingly buy more of reasoning and thinking for myself.

Our severe problem of information overload is exacerbated by the recommendation engines on YouTube and so on.

The Western marriage vow used to be "Till death do we part."

Now it turns out to be a hoax.

Hoaxers galore.

Linux aficionados are ubiquitous.

And I reckon that the prominent tornado of Ubuntu has landed ever more users onto the desktop platform of Linux.

It's tiring to watch all the moves of American trendsetters in tech.

Most people want to earn as much money as reasonably possible day in and day out.

Ergo, you have the typical nine to five schedule of a so-called full-time job.

Unfortunately, many Chinese online news media are outrageously flippant and inferior with regard to journalism.

Was United States a magnanimous country?

Is it one now?

Mon entrée: la poutine.

Un car scolaire à la Rue Guy?

Non.

Tout le vocabulaire de le français.

La rage.

Et le zeste.

Should the inveterate Department of Science reform in universities?

Yes, their course offerings are fundamental, but should they occupy so much partitions of students' precious undergraduate study time?