Ignore them, it hurts more than insulting them.
*edit* if they are already angry, blow them kisses and if they they are trying to get you really mad, just smile. If not just ignore them, get yourself really ahead in life and become successful. This will make them jealous.
There could be many reasons why material possessions make us miserable. Some people buy things to fill a void in their life, or to make up for something bad that happened. Others shop when they are bored. It should be noted that not everyone is miserable.
because the british are just an unreasonable group of people at best. they cant be happy and anyway they can make Americans lives more miserable they just do. go get some lipton and chill out.
her job was just to make people miserable basically. (-:
In my opinion...I think it should be locked up forever for life in a group home and yes it can make people's lives with psychiatric issues miserable.
It's a pschycological thing where some people subconsciously think "If I make others seems worse then I'll seem better." Also, some people seem to have been born with a mean streak in their personalities. In some cases, miserable people want to make everyone around them miserable too.
It can make our lives easier
the rest of the world decided they wanted us to be just as miserable as them and have more, not like we need it, people bossing us around. oh and to make our lives hard. and send family members away just so he can say "i won!"
Miley was bullied. To the point where people called it the "Make Miley Miserable" plan.
No because she was helping others get out of slavery and improving their lives overall.
The hundred years of war made the lives of the peasants more miserable and destabilized them further.
A spending spree is good for the businesses where you shop. If you are buying what you need and spending within your budget, it is good for you as well. Saving is usually a good thing but some people save too much and make their lives miserable.
High humidity can make people feel miserable because it hinders the body's ability to cool down through sweat evaporation. This can lead to increased feelings of heat, discomfort, and overall fatigue. Additionally, high humidity can exacerbate respiratory issues and make it harder for the body to regulate its temperature.