wisconsin is a great place to party!

5/3/2010 3:29:12 PM

shouldn't it be bars vs. grocery stores?

5/3/2010 3:29:50 PM

this map doesn't compare bars vs neighborhoods.

5/3/2010 3:30:03 PM

yes, my b

5/3/2010 3:30:03 PM

fail.

5/3/2010 3:31:02 PM

does the gray mean that there are equal parts bars and grocery stores?

5/3/2010 3:31:05 PM

Post Topic vs Not Post Topic

5/3/2010 3:32:00 PM

Way to go Montana.

5/3/2010 3:32:03 PM

Seems to be there are more bars where the female populace is generally regarded as less attractive than the yellow areas

So it makes sense you would have to get drunk to want to fuck them

5/3/2010 3:32:04 PM

so does it not count neighborhood bars?

5/3/2010 3:32:13 PM

Hmmm

5/3/2010 3:32:18 PM

Quote :

"This map represents localised references in the Google Maps directory to either grocery stores or bars. Yellow shading indicates that there are more references to grocery stores than bars at that particular location. Red indicates more references to bars. Yellow is generally prevalent in most of the US; one can assume that there are more grocery stores than drinking establishments in those areas. But red dots, where bars outnumber grocery stores, are dominant in a few very particular regions: * The aforementioned party state, Wisconsin. The dotting corresponds quite closely with the Wisconsin state line, turning yellow again where northwestern Wisconsin transforms into Michigan’s northern peninsula. * North Dakota is also heavily bar-oriented, as are significant parts of Montana, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Kansas and – ironically – Iowa. * Illinois is also a mainly ‘red’ state, with the notable exception of Chicagoland, on the southern shore of Lake Michigan. * Curiously, heavily red areas are almost all found in the Midwest. One exception is a red cluster in Upstate New York and Pennsylvania, overflowing to the coast into a semi-separate Boston cluster. This strange map was produced by Floating Sheep, a website dedicated to “mapping and analyzing user generated Google Map placemarks”. In this instance, the ovine analysts of cybergeography were so startled by this remarkably differentiated result that they wanted to check it against information a bit more official than the data provided by Google Maps (1) "

5/3/2010 3:32:24 PM

still doesn't say what gray is.

5/3/2010 3:33:34 PM

probably neither as they look like unpopulated areas

5/3/2010 3:34:51 PM

is that greenville, nc?

5/3/2010 3:35:17 PM

I'm sure gray means insufficient data available

Look at the gray areas...no one lives there

5/3/2010 3:35:21 PM

Mexico is unpopulated?

5/3/2010 3:35:32 PM

Wadhead1 is retarded?

5/3/2010 3:36:07 PM

those two red dots are too far north to be greenville, nc

5/3/2010 3:38:44 PM

I met a guy from Wisconsin... he told me they're known for "beers, brats, and cheese" so I don't think I'm surprised it's covered with red

5/3/2010 3:38:45 PM

5/3/2010 3:38:49 PM

i learned that alaska has this pretty cool set of crips that allow snitching

5/3/2010 3:39:09 PM

hell yeah Charlotte

Eat a dick Raleigh

5/3/2010 3:39:31 PM

lol

5/3/2010 3:39:59 PM

THEIR BASEBALL TEAM IS THE BREWERS

I MEAN COME ON

5/3/2010 3:41:28 PM

Eat a dick fake mod

5/3/2010 3:42:00 PM

darren was our friend first, clayton

5/3/2010 3:46:43 PM

look canada doesnt have many grocery stores

5/3/2010 3:49:29 PM

Dude, if you get the nachos stuck together, that's one nacho.

5/3/2010 3:51:34 PM

omg. been reading too much of the ladies thread and i read the title as "bras vs neighborhoods"

5/3/2010 4:59:42 PM

how do you fuck up a title this bad?

5/3/2010 5:48:35 PM

Correction: Arizona doesn't require a concealed carry permit now

5/3/2010 6:30:22 PM

the fuck is going on here?

5/3/2010 6:45:17 PM

it was the lug nut, definitely the lug nut

5/3/2010 8:53:08 PM

Why is Nevada so deserted?

5/3/2010 8:58:35 PM

it's a goddamn desert

5/3/2010 9:00:30 PM