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Us Amurican tipes ain't learn'd too good
Posted on: February 4, 2008 - 4:02pm
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Us Amurican tipes ain't learn'd too good
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Notice that the darker red areas tend to be the more religious and more conservative areas, too!
Not suprised one bit... what so ever...
Ok, i lied...
I truly expected it to be much worse.
(actually, im suprised that the mid-west is better educated then the east coast... i always thought the mid-west was full of retards >.> )
Btw, Hamby, love the new ad ^_^
What Would Kharn Do?
Holey thongs
That map's insane
Worse yet, I find 1/2 the 'educated' people stupider than shit
But if you think that's bad, the majority of the people in the middle east cannot read or write.
People who think there is something they refer to as god don't ask enough questions.
Eastern Kentucky sure looks like heaven on earth...
My niece's husband is from eastern Kentucky....so that map seems about right. Some of his kin were snake handlers.
Frosty's coming back someday. Will you be ready?
Eastern Kentucky Christians: "Jesus wants us to pick up poisonous snakes so let's go find some rattlesnakes."
Other Christians: "I love Jesus but I aint picking up no damn rattlesnake no matter what Jesus says!!"
Frosty's coming back someday. Will you be ready?
I wonder how many topics you could swap in there and have the chart come out looking the same.
I live right in the middle of the black area, ha ha. I'm well into my 18th year of formal education, though.
Holy Crap!! I've got 20 years of formal education and many years of educating myself. Those results are atrocious.
"I am an atheist, thank God." -Oriana Fallaci
I don't get it...with all that education why do you do your hair like vanilla ice?
No one IRL says that I look anything like Vanilla Ice.
And the reason why I comb my hair back is because I've got a huge freaking cow lick right there and it looks much better combed back.
"I am an atheist, thank God." -Oriana Fallaci
My favorite part is that you accepted the premise that it is outrageous for an educated person to have hair like vanilla ice. hahah. Poor vanilla ice.
Doomed Soul!! I'm from the midwest! Of course, I'm from the Chicago area, which is not at all stereotypically midwestern... we're basically like our own state. We should secede from the rest of Illinois, lol.
But yeah, I think most people in the midwest at least make it through part, if not all, of highschool, which would be more than 9 years. A substantial number of inner city kids in Chicago drop out of high school, but I guess it's not enough to drive up the percentage a lot.
idk... That map is pretty scary. That's all I really had to say.
22 years here.
While I understand there are always exceptions it is beyond depressing that we can't even give away 12 years of free education.
Nineteen for me, and as stupid and cliche as this sounds, I've learned more since graduating than I did in school. I don't mean common sense. I mean I have more scholarly knowledge than I got in school.
The trick is that I learned to learn.
Atheism isn't a lot like religion at all. Unless by "religion" you mean "not religion". --Ciarin
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I feel unedumucated...I couldn't afford post-secondary so I went from highschool then off into the real world where real learning began.
I agree with this. Once you get the thrill of learning something, well then you want to learn and understand everything.
The one thing that I am most bitter about realizing that religion is bunk is that I grew up being told that after I died I would have "A mind like god." implying that I would understand and know everything.
Now I know that I won't. Well...actually I will, cause god is fictional. The non-existant he knows nothing and I will know nothing after I die. And that pisses me off.
"I am an atheist, thank God." -Oriana Fallaci
UGH!.... the AMERICAN MID-WEST, NOT AMURICEN MID-WEST...
Mid, meaning middle, West, meaning left of >.>
Which is supposed to put us at... Wyoming or some such (Canadian, sue me >.>
Ya... See... edumaction GOOD -_-
(on a side note, either way you look at it, im still right in my retardation obserbation... yay me! i can obserbate retards like no other ^_^)
What Would Kharn Do?
the whole system is wacked
fix the TV for starters , quick !
the whole system is rigged by the controllers, the rich and their gov, they like it this way ....
a wise man speaks, G. Carlin
Who owns you Americans? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KVTfcAyYGg
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What interesting conclusions can we draw by comparing that map with this one?
I am surprised that the Northern foothills where I live are white.
Bwahahahahaha...that's true in more ways than one. Whenever I see a black person in this county, I take note of it simply because there are so few. One young black man--still a kid,really, at about age 18--is studying at the local community college. He's a brilliant musician. He stands out in a lot of ways. I miss the occasional unplanned jam sessions and talks I used to have with him (been too sick to go to community college). I really hope he does well.
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