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    Whenever I speak to our friends on Skype I ask them how they are and I must admit I await the reply with some trepidation but invariably they are fine, I guess I just expect them to be pulling their hair out worrying about where the next bread and dripping sandwich is going to come from but no they are fine.
    It's unfortunate Aldo that both countries seem to have been stuffed up the figures which is very disappointing.
    Soon to be back in the undisputed NUMBER 1 country in the world.....ENGLAND.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Smith View Post
    And so they should be the happiest Mr Peacock a country that has everything going for it.
    Yep, a few try and fight ,it a few missed the boat !, but the vast majority that come to Oz echoe those sentiments John, we dont need outragous storys to convince our selves how well off we are in the lucky country,
    So sad to see England in the state it is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peacock View Post
    Australians are the happiest in the world, as per a survey done by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). For the same they have taken into consideration a combination of factors like income, education and health and a total of 34 nations were studied on these parameters.
    On the list of top 10 nations were Canada, Sweden, New Zealand, Norway, Denmark, the United States, Switzerland, Netherlands and Luxembourg.
    When asked as to what is it that was making the Australians so happy even when there were troubles, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said that while the world sees a high level of economic well being, it is tough for the nationals as the cost of living is pretty high.
    As per the index prepared by OECD, some 75 per cent of Australians were satisfied with their lives and it was much above the OECD average of 59 per cent

    Torture numbers, and they'll confess to anything.
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