

It is meant to be taken literally. It seems that I’ve consumed way too much sugar. (30 g / 1000 ml is normal to me)


Is salt very sour? Very savory?
second one.
Which one is a better antonym for sweet?
in Chinese it’s bitter (not enjoyable).
What about an antonym for sugary?
bland?


*looking intensely into the gunk buildup*


The first interpretation. I’m not sure whether or not it is true.


(Also how does a Taiwanese get their name romanized? Taiwan doesn’t use Pinyin… 🤔)
Various flavours of Pinyin, semi-English transcription, or some random names chosen in English class. Also, an average Taiwanese would romanize 曹操 as Tsao Tsao


(1) Circuit-switched network create a dedicated connection between two nodes, and the connection is reserved for the entire session.
(3) He’s a Christian, so probably not.
(4) Taiwan. Although the guys at the constitutional court says the criteria is more strict than the law says. https://law.moj.gov.tw/LawClass/LawSingle.aspx?pcode=C0000001&flno=140 (zh-tw)


Searched for ‘anal’ and ‘hiccough’. Digital insertion came up.


In this case, does the body belong to the donor? Is the donor still alive? These questions have been stuck in my brain for a long time and I don’t know where to start my research.


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A water multiplexer (faucet) and a water demultiplexer (showerhead).


It would be even more effective if everyone carried lighter, pen and paper.


The sources of this post are usually the situations where the options are artificially limited, which are infuriating.
Maybe I should stop add ‘the’ into my sentence…


Thank you. I misinterpreted ‘post’ as social media posts.


I have no idea about what this means. Would you like to explain?


Your thought-compressing skill is much better than mine.
Maybe it was renamed? It’s weird that I’ve handled CDs but not DVDs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD