The happiest person you know

[Peter Harris]

so i can't choose me? I can't think of anyone 'happier' who may not be manic.

[theBruiser500]

my best friend is the happiest person i know. he's a grad at stanford now, "play hard work hard" i guess. he likes having fun, very easy going, never gets angry.

[mason55]

forgiveness is definitely at the top. if you forgive people for wronging you, what else is there to be mad about?

[youtalkfunny]

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so i can't choose me? I can't think of anyone 'happier' who may not be manic.

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Who says we can't? I chose me.

[Josh W]

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so i can't choose me? I can't think of anyone 'happier' who may not be manic.

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Who says we can't? I chose me.

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Yeah, I chose me, too. Most people I know are fairly happy. And none are close to as happy as I am.

Josh

[Anacardo]

The happiest person I know is an friend from college, a Greek guy who's about 5' 4". He's handsome, quite interesting, very forgiving and kind when called upon to be so, not particularly successful, and I'd trust him with anything. In addition, were he a girl, I'd marry him.

[BobOjedaFan]

I voted that the person wasn't sincere. I guess i missed the point, haha.

[obsidian]

I think that cocktail waitress at the Venetian poker room takes this one.

[Anacardo]

This is a very intriguing topic, Bison. Early results would seem to indicate that there is a strong correlation between happiness and goodness. At first glance I find that rather troublesome, since it would lead me to seriously question how 'good' I really am.

[Dire]

What's happy mean? Outward or inward? It seems so many outwardly happy people aren't exactly happy and vice versa. And it's pretty hard to figure out who's the most inwardly happy person!