Fun with Amazon.comGanglioneuroma: Rarest and most benignIt's doneFun with Yelp...That's no moon...Online classesInsert your getting stoned joke hereThe new Gmail look and feel...Garmin 60Csx vs Oregon 450Our 2011 Apple HarvestExpense reportHard Drive DestructionIt's the small things...Random passwordsCherry Dutch BabyThe paperless office needs a paperless toiletCilantro-pistachio pesto pesto, rice and beansMy first iPhone hideYeast WafflesSeiko battery replacementNikon D40 won't power upMapnificentGeocache QueriesiPhone 4 travel mapI'm Here To Put You Back On ScheduleDisruptive technologiesFraud alertCleaning between the door glass of a Frigidaire ovenSnap, Crackle and PopDolphin KickI’ve been playing with StumbleUpon and came across this:
from a site whose moniker is
communicating information about the US. The graphs did make me think… is this intentionally trying to be confusing?
What clever caption would you add under this graph?
“Sometimes a mismash of bad graphs is just a mishmash of bad graphs” – Sigmund Freud
“America… confusing? You should see it from this side!”
Looks like the Rorschach Test for the new millennium :-)
Parsing Six Sigma
What my engineers will draw when I try to extract a schedule from them.
And so you see, based on the relevant data, that the Mudville Nine never stood a chance.
I told you not to buy those nesting dolls from that Venusian space trader. I guess you get what you pay for.
Alternate caption:
The multiple, time-releases layers of Confusium(tm) ensure that you don’t care that your government constantly lies to you while big business picks your pocket.
This diagram clearly shows how reducing taxes on the top 10% income and privatizing social security will eliminate poverty in America by 2025.
And this is irrefutable evidence that the WMDs are right where we thought they were.
This is how easy it is to buy a bicycle on a Saturday.