Considering the amount of banker/politician-hating and negativity on here and in general media and the general economic atmosphere, I'm surprised, but glad to find we're largely feeling ok about our lot...
[url= http://www.economist.com/node/21548835 ]Economist article here[/url]
I wonder what the results are for cyclists?
Speak for yourselves......
three out of four said their lives were worthwhile
In what possible way can you look at that statistic and interpret it as good new?
So how does this survey compare with previous surveys ?
Are we as happy as we were 10 years ago ?
Or doesn't that count ?
I'm h a p p y, oh I'm h a p p y, I know I am, I'm sure I am, oh I'm h a p p y
B*ll*cks, the prozac's just worn off
Those living in Northern Ireland and Scotland are the happiest!
Who did they ask? Bankers?
found that rich countries tend to have populations who were more pleased with their lives than poor ones.
Sherlock, I do believe that one is constipated. 🙄
They put prozac in the water supply. Didn't you know?
Only drink rainwater or beer.
Well it was an eye-opener for me El-bent .....I thought poor people were always happy.
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It's all about the questions you ask.
They're coming to take me away Ha Ha
They're coming to take me away ho ho he he ha ha