The last sentence from the column was so funny:

Valerie Jewett, 23, accepted a boss as a friend since he is a nice guy, but his late-30s ungrooviness was evident when he wrote a message to her on the “wall” on her homepage. The message made her roll her eyes.

“What a ko-wink-i-dink to find y’all on here! Yeehaw!!”

A piece on Botticelli’s “Venus and Mars” (c. 1485) - a lighthearted look at the tug of war between men and women. The vocabularies that the author used are subtle and amusing, and also interesting insight on the patron of the painting.

Most of you know Europeans working less hours than Americans, but did you know exact hours and why Americans are happier than Europeans although we put in more hours.

Americans - 16 days
The Germans - 35 days
The French - 37 days
The Italians - 42 days

Lucky Italians