Happiness: A Definition

[el duder]

Where do you think the most happiest of people live?

North or South

[To BI or not to BI?]

Where do you think the most happiest of people live?

North or South

Definitely not in a grammar book

[SallyAnne]

Lets do a poll

[el duder]

Lets do a poll

How? Dont think i can do polls? Is it?

[SallyAnne]

How? Dont think i can do polls? Is it?

No man - you need 4: -

I'm from the north and happy
I'm from the north and unhappy
I'm from the south and happy
I'm from the south and unhappy

[SandyDown]

Neither - happy people are outside the UK

[el duder]

Neither - happy people are outside the UK

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6246249.stm

btw - the happiest people i have ever met were in Australia and New Zealand.

End of.

[Buffoon]

No man - you need 4: -

I'm from the north and happy
I'm from the north and unhappy
I'm from the south and happy
I'm from the south and unhappy

What about "I'm from the south, in the north and unhappy", etc.

And what about "I'm from the south, in the south, but if I was in the north I'd be unhappy".

Or, "I am from the south and unhappy about those from the north with chip's on their shoulders being in the south".

[To BI or not to BI?]

As soon as you ask yourself if you are happy you realise that you are not (sad but true, IMHO)

[expat]

Where do you think the most happiest of people live?

North or South

Well, I'm from the South, but I think that people are happier in the North.

That applies to Scotland, it may of course be different for other places, Wales or England for example.