Remember - in Europe, but not a part of Europe.

[sensaes]

It's always refreshing when The Inquisitr pauses from wondering aloud which 'C' list celebrity is preggers or not, or endlessly going over the sordid details of a dead DJ's stomach contents, and re-hashes something quite interesting. In fact, when they posit questions (even rhetorical ones, extrapolating some secondhand research material), they positively sparkle.

And then...they crash and burn horribly, thus:

"Could internet usage differences between the US and Europe indicate a more worrisome lifestyle disparity? As most people know, our European counterparts enjoy a more stable, balanced lifestyle than their American counterparts."

Whoa. Really?

Generalisations ahead...

http://www.inquisitr.com/35615/differences-in-europeus-internet-usage-may-indicate-larger-lifestyle-differences/