Most Depressing Day?

[lagilman]

According to one researcher, today's it.

trust a Brit to determine this



(on the other hand, doesn't that mean that, no matter what happens, tomorrow really will be better?

Comments

[ferragus.livejournal.com]

Fear not! Tomorrow will definately be better, it is after all Burns Day!

January 25, 1759 is the birthday of Robert Burns. So to cheer yourself up, cook a haggis for tomorrow, and spend the day deciding which of your fine drams will go best with that fine repast.

[unwrecked.livejournal.com]

Ah. That explains it.

(Actually, I'm having a good day, for a Monday that started out at 13 degrees F)

Oh, and friends shouldn't let friends eat haggis... ;)

[shsilver.livejournal.com]

If you look at the equation in the articles, the length of time since Christmas is one of the variables. How does this change for Jews (length fo time since Hannukah? until Pesach?) or Muslims (since Ramadan?) or those of other religions?

[lagilman]

Actually, the length of time should be from the day after Christmas, when "thank god, no more christmas carols" is heard throughout the land...

[liuseth.livejournal.com]

The equaton also totally ignores anyone south of the equator. ;)

Kada - depressed today as her best friend went home this morning after visiting for three weeks.