Given that most (if not all) sugar and carbohydrate metabolises into glucose (a sugar; one of the most important biological fuels your body uses) anyway, it's pretty OK to be "addicted" to it.

Is that Coke goop really all sugar? I mean... there must be some water left, right?

Oh now that is satisfying to watch.

Far from being a "non-word", orientate is common usage in British English. Orient/orientate is one of those words where users of each form tend to regard their own as correct, and grumble about users of the "incorrect" form, but like so many such terms, both are correct. Orientate has been in use since the mid-19th century, according to Etymology Online.

As for aesthetic appeal, that doesn't really have any bearing on whether or not something is a word. You may not like it, but that's just a question of taste and context. It only sounds clumsy to those who don't live in places where it's commonly used; I'd be pretty confident in saying that "I oriented myself" sounds just as odd to a BE speaker as "I orientated myself" does to an AE speaker.

"Sloppy"? How so? It's just a word. No need for the value judgement.

Thank you! I did exactly as you suggested and it all turned out swell.

Wait, are they talking about multi-tasking (which nobody is good at) or task-switching (which is what most people do instead of multitasking, but call it multi-tasking).

I don't know how anybody who is exposed to this knowledge can believe that the universe exists for our benefit alone. There must be life out there somewhere in those billions and billions of galaxies.

Beating back the encroaching brambles of pseudoscientific bullshit that surround dietary science so that people who don't need to limit their diets can relax and eat a sandwich?

I've eaten sushi in Japan and the diners at my table (mostly Japanese) broke all of those rules, every single one of them. There were as many different ways to eat sushi as there were people sitting around the table.

Hey dude! thanks! Again

Thank you very much kind sir!

Thank you very much! (Here's hoping!)

True facts are my second-favourite kind of facts.

Hey, thanks dude!