Alt: A list of elementary English words transcribed with bopomofo, some of which are superscripted.

(It's my cousin's English textbook for cram school)

Or should it describe everything?

Should motorbikes and cars share lanes? How to deal with left turns (the dangerous ones) in junctions? Should motorbikes and bikes have to do two-step left turn?

There's an idea that we should categorize vehicles as human-poweres or not. Is this a good idea? How about paddle-assist-only ebikes?

When there's not enough space for lanes, which type of vehicle get compromised?

Both of them are irreplaceable.

E: There's a joke stating that the letter C can be replaced K and S (but "ch" can't be replaced by "kh" or "sh"). In a similar fashion, em dashes (commonly used to add relevent information like parentheses or to introduce a definition) has some of its usage overlapped with parentheses and colons, but still has some unique usages that can't be replaced.

also, should it be chunky and easy to click?

personally, i don't like gnome and kde's design of scrollbars.

The word "itchy" is close, but is still a little weird.

...and tweezers

...and tragedy

Surroundings

NOTE: the Chinese text is 「請勿觸摸」(don't touch)

...and they assume that the pointing device is a mouse.

inspiration: I'm using a trackball with my left hand because of a broken button. The pointer shape doesn't make sense since i'm not clicking with my right index finger.

How would VCD be called then?

This joke is probably so trivial to come up that it isn't documented.

I didn't know it can do that.

MHF-FTT-KCK

an early cursed +1 ring of wealth and a hidden well of health.

These two sentences are translated from Chinese, so the wording may be suboptimal. The original version is given below.

鹽十分鹹；糖不太甜。

alt. title: It takes surprising little salt to season dishes.

Do I need to explore every tile? I've got 2 foresight from scroll book, but the score is still not good.