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Tree Goat posted:The hint is to look at the icons. Correct 
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Oregon is highest at ~15.5% Utah is highest at ~20%  via OKCupid. http://www.okcupid.com/deep-end/the-hangover?cf=email
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davebo posted:^^ former Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now branch locations? When I was a child (in Arizona, in the 80's) if you were to be punished they had to call and get the parents expressed permission. And it was a sawed off boat oar with holes drilled in it.
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Tree Goat posted:The hint is to look at the icons. So, squirrel population density then?
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Quorum posted:Hmm! I wonder if you could compile a meta-analysis map, in which states were colored on a spectrum of blue to red based on what percentage of maps have them in the "good state" category. Yes you could. And what constitutes "good" would differ between everyone else. Well, at least your map would show you where you could go to find the most people who agree with your specific version of good. Unfortunately the map would be useless for everyone else...unless you made it interactive. Like a better version of one of those terrible "What _____ are you?" surveys. Each person could choose all the "good" aspects in their opinion, then the map would show them where they can get the most applause for patting themselves on the back.
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JGdmn posted:When I was a child (in Arizona, in the 80's) if you were to be punished they had to call and get the parents expressed permission. Often called a paddle. Hence the term "give/get a paddling". :P
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JGdmn posted:When I was a child (in Arizona, in the 80's) if you were to be punished they had to call and get the parents expressed permission. We had to have a note on file from parents opting out of the process, and yeah sawed-off boat oar is about right.
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computer parts posted:Oregon is highest at ~15.5% portland.png
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Haha, that looks a lot like this
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Promontorium posted:Yes you could. And what constitutes "good" would differ between everyone else. Well, at least your map would show you where you could go to find the most people who agree with your specific version of good. Unfortunately the map would be useless for everyone else...unless you made it interactive. Like a better version of one of those terrible "What _____ are you?" surveys. Each person could choose all the "good" aspects in their opinion, then the map would show them where they can get the most applause for patting themselves on the back. I'm aware of the concept of relative morality, yes.
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cebrail posted:Haha, that looks a lot like this Which is?
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Fun to compare that to   
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From the FT Weekend,: I haven't seen "Somaliland" written in full country type before, but it could be just an unintentional oversight by the graphics person. From: http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/50cded70-bb77-11e5-b151-8e15c9a029fb.html (might be behind paywall).
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Randallteal posted:Fun to compare that to
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Jan 17, 2016 10:44
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Randallteal posted:Fun to compare that to Abstinence at works
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More like lack of sexual education. For whatever reason, the plan of religious people for teens, is to maintain them ignorant about sex, praying that they don't independently discover that it exist. Religion make people believe and do truly stupid things. The reality is that even teenagers that think sex is a sin, still practice it, but if they don't have a strong sex education, the do it without protection. So all that do religion for people, is to remove protection from STD's. No really. Religious people don't want to talk with their kids about sex, and they don't want other people to talk with their kids about sex. Their plan is maybe ignorance will work. Tei fucked around with this message at 11:32 on Jan 17, 2016 |
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Symptoms include discharge, burning, and gold water.
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NO gently caress YOU DAD posted:What the gently caress, Georgia? More like what the gently caress, DC?
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vyelkin posted:More like what the gently caress, DC? If the map showed cities, a whole bunch of cities would look like DC. Cities tend to have a large amount of prostitutes and johns, both of which are at high risk of STDs for obvious reasons. Most states get that stuff int heir cities evened out by other areas having much lower amounts of prostitutes and johns.
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vyelkin posted:More like what the gently caress, DC?
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I want to compare the DC rates to the rate in The Villages, FL.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:DC doesn't seem especially egregious? Baltimore is way worse. I'm pretty sure they hosed up the placement there because the Maryland line with the big numbers doesn't correspond to the colour they made Maryland on the map. Maryland gets the colour corresponding to the smaller number pointing at DC, which implies they just mixed up the two lines.
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vyelkin posted:I'm pretty sure they hosed up the placement there because the Maryland line with the big numbers doesn't correspond to the colour they made Maryland on the map. Maryland gets the colour corresponding to the smaller number pointing at DC, which implies they just mixed up the two lines. *most sexually diseased area in the country of that size?
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A Buttery Pastry posted:For some reason*, it seems like they've divided Maryland up into "area around Baltimore" and the rest. The area around Baltimore has a separate color from the rest of Maryland on the first two maps. I'm pretty sure that they just put DC in a bizarrely incorrect location and have Maryland's number pointing to where DC is supposed to be for some reason. The "Baltimore Area" Syphilis rate listed on that map is the same as DC's actual rate according to this.
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Pakled posted:I'm pretty sure that they just put DC in a bizarrely incorrect location and have Maryland's number pointing to where DC is supposed to be for some reason. The "Baltimore Area" Syphilis rate listed on that map is the same as DC's actual rate according to this.
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Shieeeeeeeeeeeet
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Kurtofan posted:Shieeeeeeeeeeeet
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A Buttery Pastry posted:That show is all I know about Baltimore. Motherfuck!
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A Buttery Pastry posted:That show is all I know about Baltimore. Before watching the wire: the city of Edgar Allan Poe after watching the wire: the city of Omar
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A Buttery Pastry posted:That show is all I know about Baltimore. I know Baltimore better than cities I've lived in because of that show.
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A Buttery Pastry posted:That show is all I know about Baltimore. That show is all you need to know about Baltimore. I mean there are some orthodox Jews up north but that doesn't make for compelling television. The rest of it is covered by Orioles and Ravens games.
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I dunno Baltimore whenever I've been to Baltimore it alway seemed nice... Note I've only been there to see games in the aforementioned Orioles and Ravens stadiums, or visit the aquarium. It seems similar to other American rustbelt cities in terms of demographics and economy, i.e. black, segregated, with vanishing industry replaced with banking and services. Baltimore racial distribution per US census data 
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GoldenPrice posted:When Finland gained independence Back in WW1, they were going to form a monarchy at first and elected a German noble as the king. he was a fashion photographer iirc the crown would have been cool looking:  (a replica made in the 90s)
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The Vogons can only extradite a territory when it has exactly or similar to square shape. If the territory have a square shape, they can place 4 ships in orbit, and teleport the territory to other planet.
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Tei posted:The Vogons can only extradite a territory when it has exactly or similar to square shape. If the territory have a square shape, they can place 4 ships in orbit, and teleport the territory to other planet. Ah so that's why we made Colorado and Wyoming - decoy states!
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Tommah posted:would be better if eastern panhandle was also separated And no cities.
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Albino Squirrel posted:Thanks to this map, I am aware that West Virginia has a number of rivers with dams. The largest town has a population of 50,400, so yeah. No cities.
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