Alert: The Maps Thread

You haven’t lived until you’ve wrapped one of those around a frozen burrito, chalupa style.

 

Totinos

 

Hmmm, the northeast is under-represented, given the population in that area. Does that mean it's a mix of all those variations?

In Eastern Mass. you might hear "Pallie," which is a variation of Pal, but also "Big Guy" and "Chief."

 

That was school lunch on the rare occasion I could afford it as a kid.

 

Time for me to take a nap.

Uh...do I have the right thread?

 

There is nothing there to steal.

 

Would be cool if the intersection of all 4 in southern India was populated by Asian-looking people who drove Subarus, loved coffee over tea and spoke Spanish with a horrible Boston accent.

 

You finally made the big time, New Zealand

 

And when we watch LOTR.

 

Skyscrapers by state



* A skyscraper is typically defined as a building at least 150M (492 feet) tall.

 

California having 49 is kinda mystical

 

There are a couple of pretty tall buildings in Providence, but maybe they aren't tall enough...

 

Location of bomb shelters. Accepting reservations now!

 

Yeah, I don't know if the map's definition of a skyscraper is something generally accepted. There are several buildings in Indy that I would consider skyscrapers that don't meet the cut.

 

That's like a Rorschach test for how much we don't care about middle America.

 

Ironically North Dakota which is likely to be among the first targets because of its missile bases show few shelters.