### people:

Homeless people
* All homeless people abuse alcohol and illegal drugs.
* Many homeless people are among the working poor
  - experience mental distress and have high rates of suicide
  - have multiple health problems
  - work at minimum wage jobs, unable to pay the bills for a family of three
* Most homeless people are in shelters or other residential programs and are less visible
  - regularly homeless
  - tend to place less priority on their personal health
* Some homeless people qualify for emergency accommodation and re-housing
  - remain in their neighborhood
* are a fixed population who are usually homeless for long periods of time.
* are also acutely vulnerable to breaching
  - at greater risk of trauma resulting from muggings, beatings, and rape
  - among the most studied subjects in social science
  - crazy, addicts, or both
  - deficient in people skills, sometimes that is their only problem
  - drug addicts
  - especially vulnerable to physical attacks, exploitation and abuse of all kinds
  - experts on how to buy concert tickets
  - grey
  - lesser beings, even their woman don t know how to act
* are located in bridges
  - streets
  - mentally ill
  - mostly single men
  - particular victims of certain diseases
  - particularly vulnerable to police harassment
  - safer when together and visible
  - the poorest of the poor and reflect a cross-section of America
* can get food stamps
  - often be violent
  - stay for up to three months
* commit more violent crimes than housed people.
* die each winter for lack of social services and public housing.
* experience prejudice, humiliation, deprivation, exposure and stress.
* form one of the most powerless and marginalised groups in society.
* have little or no social support
  - low educational levels
  - nowhere to go at night
* like to be homeless.
* live below the poverty level
  - everywhere across the world, in the rich cities and the poor countries
  - in civil disobedience every single day
* react differently to someone's help.
* receive a second-rate health service and are dying as a result.
* sleep in abandoned cars and on the street.
* start bathing regularly.
* suffer disproportionate levels of alcohol problems.
* suffer from a very high prevalence of substance disorders
  - the same health problems as people with homes, but at elevated rates

Horse people
* Most horse people work for years to mentally connect with just one horse.
* are like putty in the hands of the opposite sex
  - prone to falling hopelessly in love and become blind to the world outside

Hungry people
* are located in supermarkets
  - unhappy people
* steal to eat.
* tend to buy more food than they planned on.

Hyperactive people
* are more likely to own their own businesses and be more independent.
* fidget or have a hard time sitting still.

### people:

Icelandic people
* are considered to be the most happiest people on Earth.
* can still read words from hundreds of years ago.
+ Iceland, People: European Union candidate states :: Nordic countries
  * Icelandic people are considered to be the most happiest people on Earth. Iceland has the highest birth rate in Europe, highest divorce rate and the highest percentage of women working outside their home.
+ Icelandic language: Germanic languages :: Languages of Europe
  * It is a Germanic language. It comes from the Old Norse language, the language spoken by the Vikings. Because Iceland is far away from other countries, the language has not changed much. Icelandic people can still read words from hundreds of years ago.

Ill people
* Many ill people die from the combined effects of malnutrition and their illness.
* Most ill people have conditions
  - health conditions
* are often sensitive to smells.

Imperfect people
* are pastors, youth directors, music directors and children's directors.
* create imperfect things.