@ghost-of-a-duke saidBest of luck trying to collect from a dead man. 🙂
Tim still owes my £5.
I have people after him.
-VR
-Removed-Happiness can be found in surprising places. - So in that context, 'the secret for happiness' is a valid statement that one person (drawing on experience) may share with another.
Mr X had always linked happiness with money, but despite being very rich, still wasn't happy.
Mr Y told him, "the secret for being happy is eating ice cream in the bath, or inviting you neighbours to an impromptu picnic in your front garden." Happiness, fleeting as it often is, abides in the most unlikely of places, although often in the company of people we care about.
I think the quality of things have in general drastically reduced. An example, walking boots. About 20 years ago I bought a pair for about £120 at the time which lasted almost 10 years, now they're all rubbish and don't fit properly. Walking boots are supposed to have a toe box big enough to wiggle your toes, it doesn't exist anymore.
@a-unique-nickname saidIt sure didn't like something you said. 🙂
Autocorrect being a pain in the ass.
-VR