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.