Maps. All the maps.

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Oklahoma sticks out as a huge surprise here... I assume it's because of the large proportion of residents with partially-Native ancestry who are pretty much fully integrated into "white" culture.

Powerball states (plus DC and Virgin Islands)... notice anything odd here?

Guess the casinos don't want competition.

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oh wow.

I'm honestly surprised there aren't more counties shaded in, given how white and empty the High Plains are (and how tiny their counties are).

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Here's an update to the Facebook NFL fandom map:



Super-big version: http://cdn.bleacherreport.net/social_assets/nfl/FB_NFL_Fandom.jpg

Some things have changed!  For example, the Seahawks have conquered Alaska. And take a look at where the Jets are #1- or don't.

One thing that is bad about this map is that the Cowboys and Giants are almost the same color, which is especially a problem since there are so many random counties of that color strewn across the country.  It's probably a safe bet to say that Osceola, FL is Giants territory and everything else is Cowboys... but would have been better map design to make the Cowboys silver instead.  Broncos/Bears has a similar issue, too, and the Broncos/Chiefs boundary is not the most clear.

Also, this map is pretty solid evidence for the Los Angeles Raiders, methinks.

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(There are others, too.)

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How does one die from legal intervention?
Should legal intervention be banned and become illegal intervention then

I assume that "legal intervention" is a euphemism for "pulling the plug" (which, I guess, is itself a euphemism).

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According to the world of real estate brokers, I now live in South-SouthWest Williamsburg.