Ugaritic is an ancient Semitic language of the primeval Ugarit.

And it's closely related to Hebrew.

It feels extraordinary to see a figure like Donald Trump vie for the presidency of the United States of America.

The female populace at large in North America seem to be a confused and brainwashed one.

People used to blab either to the police or to the journalists, or to both.

Then WikiLeaks emerged as a disruptor.

Korean laver appears to be very popular now.

La valise de Luc.

The gradual breakdown of patriarchy in Western countries has brought on the phenomenon that more and more men are committed to the avoidance of heterosexual marriage.

Is it harmful to the upbringing of generations of children to come? You bet. More or less, it's like that mothers are life givers but fathers are lifeguards.

Probably we'll see more and more real life accounts of that in the media, down the road.

It's not coincidental that after the ICAC had been established, Hong Kong's economy soared.

The once popular violinist Vanessa-Mae's new album has been long overdue, hasn't it?

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanessa-Mae#Musical_career , as well as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanessa-Mae_discography .

We're familiar with the summer beeeeeeeeeer haze, aren't we?

Universal (male) suffrage has only become reality for around two centuries.

"Where have all the good men gone?"

"Where have all the good women gone?"

Let both genders apportion the sin of the breakdown of the institutions of marriage and family.

La liaison.

Merci pour la valise et la chemise.

'Strategic' is a fancy word, isn't it?

CPUs and GPUs are powerful factitious beings.

Hence Intel and Nvidia are giants.

A chilled bottle of the effervescent Perrier Water is one of my summer favorites.

I was at a coffee house yesterday.

A slender but pugnacious woman at a table close by, who was talking to an old man, disturbed me greatly with her especially noisy outbursting conversation.

Actually many traditional institutions in human societies are elaborate designs.

If people carelessly defy those, they do it at their own peril, and at risk to themselves.

Technology has always been a double-edged sword.

For one thing, cars have made people even more obese.

Now, mechanical doping is destroying the professional sport of cycling. See the YouTube video below: