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It was a music video that was heavy on maps and diagrams, and not done for comedic effect, so they still have no excuse for putting Manchester in Yorkshire. They're Norwegian, so I'll forgive 'Edinburg'. e: New page, so might as well post it in all of its old internetty glory while I find a politically loaded map: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xhdy9zBEws e2:  An around the world training cruise by the new peaceful self-defense oriented Japanese Navy, where they visited important ports, veterans from the second world war, and not China or Korea at all. (And apparently went overland in Africa for a bit  )
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Guavanaut posted:An around the world training cruise by the new peaceful self-defense oriented Japanese Navy, where they visited important ports, veterans from the second world war, and not China or Korea at all. (And apparently went overland in Africa for a bit
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Guavanaut posted:It was a music video that was heavy on maps and diagrams, and not done for comedic effect, so they still have no excuse for putting Manchester in Yorkshire. They put Kiel on the wrong seashore, and this is probably not even the most egregious mistake No wonder they're strictly for self-defence when they're apparently looking for Dakar somewhere in the ocean, they simply wouldn't find their enemies e: frankenfreak posted:Looking at that, I would assume the black was offset a bit to the left from where it should be in printing. That makes way more sense and I retract my previous diss on the glorious JSDF
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System Metternich posted:That makes way more sense and I retract my previous diss on the glorious JSDF
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Guavanaut posted:It was a music video that was heavy on maps and diagrams, and not done for comedic effect, so they still have no excuse for putting Manchester in Yorkshire. You think the band made the video themselves? Googling suggests the video was made by Paris-based animation studio H5. They made other errors as well, such as "comuter transport". 
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Kopijeger posted:You think the band made the video themselves? Googling suggests the video was made by Paris-based animation studio H5. They made other errors as well, such as "comuter transport". 
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Kopijeger posted:You think the band made the video themselves?
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Phlegmish posted:I hadn't read the posts about how it's from a clip or something so don't you hmm me HMMMMMMMMMM.
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'Fine, but we keep the name!'
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I think a similar map has been posted here before, but here you go: Bigfoot sightings
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Border control ruined the northern range of their natural habitat.
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Is that total or per capita?
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Bongo Bill posted:Is that total or per capita? Oddly enough, New York is undercolored for its population.
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Lord Hydronium posted:I think a similar map has been posted here before, but here you go: Hmm...it's strikingly similar to this map of the distribution of black bears. Weird.
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Bodhidharma posted:Hmm...it's strikingly similar to this map of the distribution of black bears. Weird. Yeah, except it's not similar at all?¨ Why is Ohio so sasquatch-crazy?
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Bodhidharma posted:Hmm...it's strikingly similar to this map of the distribution of black bears. Weird. except for all of Canada, the Rockies, Texas, and all of New England 
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Bodhidharma posted:Hmm...it's strikingly similar to this map of the distribution of black bears. Weird. lol, are you high? steinrokkan posted:Yeah, except it's not similar at all?¨ Seems that it goes to back to a prominent "sighting" in the 70s. I think that's decisive for many of those sasquatch/bigfoot/grassman/whatever areas: you've got one or several cases that get lots of attention, and from then on the entire thing takes off in that specific area with lots of people being convinced that they saw something too, whereas when you've got your local hobo saying that bigfoot stole his wine bottle noone will be inclined to put too much trust in that e: poo poo, apparently there are frogmen in Ohio too?  And finally this one's more than just cryptozoology:  e2: the North Dakota-Kansas corridor is apparently so boring that not even monsters or aliens go there System Metternich fucked around with this message at 22:03 on Aug 12, 2016 |
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Makes sense. But I'm shocked there are no significant bigdfoot reports in the New York / New Jersey area despite the conclusive evidence presented by the X-Files.
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I think I actually did see that guy in Newark NJ in the 90s.
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steinrokkan posted:Makes sense. But I'm shocked there are no significant bigdfoot reports in the New York / New Jersey area despite the conclusive evidence presented by the X-Files. They get reported as the Jersey Devil, duh.
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Lord Hydronium posted:Oddly enough, New York is undercolored for its population. But is it undercolored for its non-NYC population?
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It's very fitting that Florida's cryptid is just a Big Foot that smells bad.
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System Metternich posted:e: poo poo, apparently there are frogmen in Ohio too? 
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When I saw the outline of the Popelick monster I thought it was some Lovecraftian squidman. Turns out it's just your garden variety Bestigor.
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I love the lovely knockoff Nessies: Bessie, Tessie, Chessie and Kipsy.
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There's a minor-league baseball team named after Champ, the Nessie of Lake Champlain, called the Vermont Lake Monsters. Champ is their mascot! quote:CHAMP'S BIO They're no Montgomery Biscuits, but it's pretty amusing.
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doverhog posted:There probably were several Finnish warlords who considered a certain area of damp forest his "realm" some time since the last Ice Age ended and Finland was inhabited. There just isn't any records of it. Neither that guy's domain nor the early Frankish realm are countries in anything approaching the modern meaning of the word. Just how long do Finns live? We've got antediluvian Finnish warlords running around???
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He lives here: Doesn't get out much these days.
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ND has ghosts barn, the leading competitor to Maine's spoky litehouse.
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Those aren't ghosts it's sweat.
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System Metternich posted:lol, are you high? No hodag on either of those maps? For shame
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I'm wondering why they mention a Native American monsters for Mass and not the Gloucester sea serpent or the Dover demon.
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Is Czechoslovakia the joke? VVV Thanks, I thought I was missing something even worse ohgodwhat fucked around with this message at 03:07 on Aug 14, 2016 |
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ohgodwhat posted:Is Czechoslovakia the joke?
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ohgodwhat posted:Is Czechoslovakia the joke? Considering this map was made well past 1993 and isn't meant to be historic...
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fishmech posted:Considering this map was made well past 1993 and isn't meant to be historic... Shh, don't tell him! This is some Goodbye Lenin thing where he was to keep believing Czechoslovakia still exists.
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Also the fact that they didn't color Sebastopol in despite that being part of the conflict, simply because it's outside of the Crimean AR.
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 The Heihe–Tengchong Line, an imaginary line that divides China into two (more or less) equal area parts. The Western side has ~57% of the area, but 6% of the population. The Eastern side has 43% of the area but 94% of the population. The population ratio has been relatively unchanged since the 1930s. Here is a similar map of the US, but dividing based on population: 
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computer parts posted:
 Shifting point of the center of population in the US over time
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Ron Jeremy posted:Shifting point of the center of population in the US over time Cool. If continue that direction and progression, the center will be Tijuana in 2350.
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