From legend to reality:
January 19th is the day "sad"
Astrusi year calculations to show that depression affects on Monday last full week of January
LONDON - This is an article that talks about the most depressing day year, ie January 19. So if you're already depressed with your (or Inter fans), you have been warned. Depressing the "discovery" is actually a clever advertising campaign launched several years ago by the British channel Sky Travel TV Travel of BSkyB.
HISTORY - The fact is that in a while 'everyone will believe the story that "through complicated calculations considering the weather, the level of debt, the days that separate us from Christmas, the awareness that the good intentions of the start of the year have already finished the back burner, low motivational levels, "and other similar amenities, the most depressing day of the year Monday is the last full week of January. January 19 this year, last year was 21 in 2010 will be January 25.
CALCULATION ENGLISH - However, this is "a calculation" very English, and that is at most for the northern hemisphere. As for the weather, for example, in Australia and Brazil is the height of summer, people on the beach to sunbathe and depression does not even know what it is. In Gaza, the time is better than in London, but the vacuum level reaches stratospheric odds, because Muslims do not care much distance to the next Christmas, but what is missing at the end of the next Ramadan, a fact which the study does not speak.
SOLUTIONS - To combat the depression of the saddest day of the year, you can suggest some solutions: 1
- Print this article, crumpled and throw it in the wastepaper basket by launching heavy tirades against the author, the creator of the search and the English in general
2 - Whistle song Do not Worry, Be Happy by Bobby McFerrin
3 - Play the lottery the numbers 1, 19 and 73 (depression according to the Neapolitan Smorfia)
4 - Be aware that Italy is the European country worst-
5 - Light a candle in front of the portrait of Saint Silvio from Arcore 300 times and repeat his mantra "we must be optimistic
Paul Virtue corriere.it
January 19, 2009
AND I HAVE TO CHOOSE WHICH OF THE FIVE OPTIONS?
ACCEPT SUGGESTIONS ....
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