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.

A man shouldn't pester a woman when he's courting her.

Hollywood glares too much.

Personally I think tomes provide more substance than typical American flicks.

Dirges of love are omnipresent in pop music.

Man, this Otakuthon (as in Montreal) and Fan Expo (as in Toronto) thing is a huge subculture.

Christians read some scripture on Sundays.

It's a good practice for people's minds and hearts.

Andy Lau, the actor and pop singer, once mentioned that the Hong Kong Philharmonic (Orchestra) never rehearses over 20 hours.

The meanings of "maggot" and "Margaret" differ so much.

Garments provide enough for me.

No accessory garb is needed. No, thanks.

Obviously, the media in China are full of propagandas and trial balloons.

Wow, there are around 12 million of Coptic Christians in Egypt.

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

One of my close classmates at senior high school has got a moon face.

Well, here lies some confusion for me in English. It seems that being moonfaced is not a medical sign, whereas a moon face is. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_face .