News Room / FDA Approves Depressant Drug For The Annoyingly Cheerful
Positive people don’t annoy me but excessively chipper people do. You know the type - they whistle a tune as they skip down the street wearing those rose colored glasses. You know the type. This video from The Onion shows such individuals are sick and in need of medication. They stress that it’s time to erase the stigma of getting perky people help. I think we should take part in this movement to make all excessively cheerful people normal by helping to destroy the cheer they feel. We should counteract their rays of sunshine with disparaging comments and attacks on their person. They’re sick and it’s for their own good. It’ll be difficult but with persistent negative feedback for everything they say, we as a community can assist with bringing everyone around us down. If these measures fail we can always just drug the happy people with this promising new medication called Despondex. Despondex may help relieve symptoms of Annoyingly Cheerful Personality Disorder (ACPD).
Perhaps you suffer from ACPD but you don’t want to take a synthetic medicine. There are natural ways to ensure depression such as keeping a bad diet with little or no exercise or check your bank account balance daily. That’s sure to bring many to the depths of depression. Whether you choose a synthetic cure or a natural cure you’ll find there is a way to bring you down quickly with soul crushing results.
Despondex – Erase the stigma of getting chirpy people help!
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J of A <— up way too late





Yes, I know a lot of people in need of this medication. I heard there are side effects though… If you read the fine print, or if you see the commercials, you will notice that in 2% of patients it can cause large drops in blood pressure leading to syncope.
Thank you for posting this….I so needed a good laugh! The first person I thought of when I saw the title, before even reading any of it, was Rachael Ray. It’s always been my belief that no one is that perky, there is an underlying mental illness of some kind. Now I know what it is! LOL
I was in serious need of a laugh after spending most of the day with my grandchildren. Oh the stress! Thanks for helping me lighten up.
The husband says, “She was always smiling. I didn’t know what to do to help her.” LOL