I don't get it.

East. Sugar? Forests? Child Labor? Coke beats the shit outta all that.

Nevermind. I understood that wrong.:)

Columbia does not need coke. They do not have blast furnaces.

I wonder if they got their information from motel registers?

This should come as no surprise. You can imagine how difficult is is to find a black man/woman who has millions of dollars, is willing to sell their soul, and is happy to take orders from the party to vote for shit that suppresses their brothers and sisters. :eyebrow:

Two fer...

They did an online poll of 600 people to see what they keep a secret. They also did a paper/pencil poll of 200 picnickers in Central Park and the results were almost identical.

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That's a strange site, but the commenters are typical of every site talking politics. Two camps trading insults saying the others a fools. :rolleyes:

Kinda like any satellite 'news' channel.

"Here's what you should think. And here's why you're stupid for thinking anything else."

The site just charts what people are betting with their own money, like the stock market. The comments are where people argue why they bet what they bet, and why people who bet against them are stupid.

Life expectancy compared to the national average, for each state.

A self reported poll, has automation affected your job.

Revenue per employee...

moar...

Guys do guy stuff more than other stuff.

I was reading the rules for this crazy unpowered boat race starting today
The first leg is from Port Townsend WA 40 miles to Victoria BC.
The second leg is from Victoria BC, 710 miles to Ketchikan AK.
Anyway, in the rules was this chart of battery life that I thought interesting

battery chart interesting.

race on the other hand is insane.

no engines, no support teams, ready, go.

first place, $10,000. Second place, a set of steak knives.

this year they have three paddleboard entrants. W . T . F .

The Nukes are coming, the Nukes are coming, and it won't be over till it's over over here.

Bummer of a birthmark, Hal.

Ha! blast from the past

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Wow. Says 1986 in the corner. That is definitely The Past.

Tracking the emojis used on Twitter before and after the appearance on the gun.

People shedding cable TV.

We got rid of ours--and also our land line--maybe six months ago. Haven't missed it.

Well, yeah. The Golden Age of The Far Side. Who here wasn't a fan then, I ask you?

Excellent detective work, by the way, well done. It's exactly as I remember it.

Larson retired on 1-01-95, that's 22.5 years ago and his cartoons are still popular.

Oil prices are down. Gas prices are up. :confused:

A guy was unhappy with Comcast because he was paying for 150 Mbps and not getting it so he set up an automatic system to tweet every hour if it dropped below 50 Mbps, just 1/3rd of what he was paying for.

The FCC reports each year on internet service provided to panelists (the 12000 people monitored by Samknows. I'm one). Samknows is a British company hired by the FCC to do this.

How much time the average person spends with whom during there lifetime.
Makes sense, early 20s carousing with friends drops off, so does your parents family as you start your own. Cow orkers fade after you retire, children head out to their future after you're 40, partners die off after 70, and alone sometimes by choice and sometimes by isolation.

Each countries favorite car brand.

What your State Hates... at least on one dating site. :D

I call bullshit on the data, but the answers are all kinds of awesome

I do hate helping friends move. So, that one might be on the money.

Has the Smartphone destroyed a generation? The Atlantic ponders as the data comes in to say, "OMG YES". Long time defender of phones but this is pretty amazing...

http://cellar.org/2017/teens1.png

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http://cellar.org/2017/teens3.png

http://cellar.org/2017/teens4.png

http://cellar.org/2017/teens5.png

http://cellar.org/2017/teens6.png

(and a thought: if the trend began before the phone's release, it might not have been the phone that did it.)

It's not just the phone, the internet and electronic games have surely provided distraction from hanging out with the gang.

Oh, sorry, didn't mean to call you Shirley.

Won't it be amazing if the machines exterminate us by entertaining us so much we don't reproduce.

Having too much fun to fuck? Hard to believe.
Although thinking about it, the money, time, and work to get it the first time is considerable for us normal people.
After that I'm hooked, but if there were enough distractions around that tender age to discourage that first time, plus a peer group of virgins... hmm, interesting?

Plus internet porn has warped all expectations and satisfies the itch just enough to lower their effort even more. But I've read much more compelling stuff connecting the lower sex and pregnancy rates to the hit show "16 and Pregnant." Now being a pregnant teen is decidedly trashy.

That.

Evidently it's not lowering everyone's effort as some are working harder at getting ready. :facepalm:

What Europeans would fight for their country?

This is a map of how much everybody thinks the people next door are likely to be trouble :)

This claims what your $100 will buy in each state. I assume if you're a normal shopper.

Another way of explaining the data is that the cost of living tends to be higher in more desirable locations.

Desirable being highly subjective. http://cellar.org/2015/shades.gif

Ha! Take that Hawaii. DC's got you beat.

Wonder what your car mechanic makes? DC wins again.

Neither suicide by cop, nor robbery by cop, has subsided.

It is exasperating and incomprehensible that some people still believe a "magical government uniform" grants you the right to steal and murder with no consequences whatsoever.

2016 most popular baby names in each state. With the girls you only have to go to #2 nationally the find a state where it was most popular, but the boys you have to go to #4.

if you were named Liam and you had an email account you would name it liamemail because that is a palindrome.

"Owen" is "Noah" backwards - phonetically. Almost

I know one William. He's 60+.

Then there are charts and graphs that tell you nothing. :rolleyes:

Interesting article about pizza, with lots of graphs and an eye opening map. In Wisconsin a pizza costs more than most of the other states at $11.00 for a large plain pizza. I don't know what a "large plain pizza" may consist of.
https://www.civilized.life/articles/...united-states/

A plain pizza is crust, tomato sauce and cheese. Thin or thick crust is a personal preference but it makes a difference in how man bellies it will fill for the same diameter. But their pricing is bullshit without sizes. Large may be anywhere from 14 to 18 inches in diameter. There's a big difference is square inches.
8″ = 50, 10″ = 79, 12″ = 113, 14″ = 154, 16″ = 201, 18″ = 254 square inches.

Somebody has to be #1 at something...

Chad has the "healthiest diet" and life expectancy is 51 years.

I'm surprised that they live that long.

From Wiki article Health Of Chad: