'Drunk', 'befuddled', 'intoxicated', ...

There are so many words to describe drunkenness in English.

Freedom comes with prices for individuals. So be circumspect.

Don't view pics and videos of glamor models and sexpots too much.

Stay out of harm's way.

Is there usually more altruism in puppy love than in adult love?

What's the point of clamoring for a newer Android phone every two years?

Ah, the toxic consumeristic culture in North America.

'Immutable' is such a commonplace word in software development.

Normally I feel more like coming in from the cold at a café than at a cafeteria.

Tim Horton's is a notable exception, though.

A 'smock' is a totally different thing than a 'smog'.

But it's not so much distinct from an 'apron'.

I enjoyed the bracing winter air today.

The English combining form 'nano-' is slightly larger than 'pico-'.

Now I know where the little text editor Nano stands in UNIX-like systems. Anyway, the somewhat venerable and light Pico text editor has ceased development long time ago.

I'm about to comb through a text tutorial on the Nano editor.

Do you miss the demure ways by which women used to act, in the good old days?

Both smartphones and feature phones are mobile phones.

Snazzy OS X, formidably penetrating Windows, and deeply powerful Linux.

I choose the latter two for serious desktop computing. Which ones do you pick?

In Canada, the Trudeaus are luminaries, inherently.

I have no idea about why native Westerners seem to like the word 'serendipity' so much.

"Deuteronomy" and "2 Thessalonians" are the two chapters in the Bible that I recently touched.

There seem to be many more busybodies in China than in Canada.

Are "hidebound minds" and "fundamentalists" often synonymous in the real world?

Personally I don't like the information deluge exacerbated by Facebook.

Unfortunately, Facebook has become the bridgehead for many businesses and people.

So many women waste much of their time on frivolities.