Cheers, Mate!

Britons’ lives among least fulfilling, world study shows
The Times | 4/30/25 | Rhys Blakely

A study of whether the inhabitants of different countries are “flourishing” has put the UK close to the bottom of the world rankings. The research surveyed more than 200,000 people on six continents.

They were asked questions designed to gauge not just

happiness and

physical health, but their

sense of purpose,

the quality of their relationships, and their

financial stability.

Hmmm….

I may have a problem: my rankings (on a scale of 1 to 10) would be

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5 Comments

  1. I feel personally offended that you would rate “quality of relationships” as a zero.

    Do the Moon Nukers here at IMAO mean so little to you? Can you not recall all the great times you have had frolicking with the Emu? (Frolicking with/running in fear for your life from: po-tay-to/po-tah-to.) What about all those wonderful hours minutes seconds spent hanging out with the Yak?

    I would say that “Quality of Relationships” should be rated at least a three. (This is a 1 through 100 scale, correct?)

    • Whoops! Wasn’t considering IMAO. It’s more of a Mad magazine than a relationship. And an idio — I mean — ideology.

      Or, to paraphrase Home Simpson, it’s a habit, a hobby, and a problem.

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