I'm just imagining a cleaner in a business suit here.

Effective for tripping perpetrators up on the stairs.

If you're reading a book or thinking, showing emotion will mean people will think something is wrong with you, but if you're doing something with other people: "Are you okay?", "I'm boring you, aren't I", "Did I say something...?". It's impossible to keep on top of :(

Vagueness can be good, but specific can be excellent.

I think the song expresses the conflict between the desire for fame and need for tranquility. The speaker criticises modern society in "Passion... for more", which I would say is a metaphor for anyone deemed attractive from celebrities in the media to followers of fashion being pressured until they cannot take it anymore or lose some part of themselves.

Although Christmas has strong pagan roots, so it doesn't really matter if you're not a Christian.

I wasn't name-calling, I was just mentioning what it's often called here. The Daily Mail isn't worth a well-reasoned argument.

In the UK we have something called 'The Daily Mail' (sometimes referred to as The Daily Fail) which is a right wing tabloid paper. Papers like this one have done a lot to scapegoat immigrants for, well... everything.

I've never heard anyone say a good thing about Fox. Of course, as an outsider I don't watch Fox, the only times I hear of this particular broadcaster is an article about how ridiculous they are. Which could account for my bias against them.

I actually thought those were news broadcasters I'd never heard of.

I've never heard of CAN or NBA, but Fox is bullshit.