The Royal Academy of Goofy Technologies is hereby pleased to announce the results of its ambitious research project mooted four years back to come up with out-of-the-box ideas to treat the dreaded affliction of depression.
The results are based on an extensive study involving 5,100 adults of all age groups, conducted across as many as thirty countries of the world, spanning all the continents.
The study was spearheaded by Roberta Wickham and Stephanie Byng, First Fellows of the Academy, under the direct supervision of eminent loony doctor Sir Roderick Glossop, a Royal Fellow and also the Dean of Academics of the Academy.
Part of the findings have been vetted and endorsed by such celebrity spouses as Bingo Little.
Some Plummy techniques to beat those blues
Denizens of Plumsville are already aware of the following techniques to drive depressive tendencies away:
- Devouring the soothing works of P…
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