Better than Watching the Detroit Lions

You want graphs? On Thanksgiving? Shouldn’t you be eating and or sleeping?

Fine. You want graphs, you’ll get graphs.

How about a graph from the Bureau of Travel Statistics about the travel patterns during the week of thanksgiving?

Or maybe one graphing turkey consumption around the world?

How about a graph from a Gallup poll taken in Turkey?

Turkish Quality of Life

You wanted original content? Too bad. I’m eating turkey.

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Andrew Hill (@andrewhhill) – Andrew tries not to let people know what a nerd he is, but when he spends the second half of the Super Bowl wondering how many championships the Packers win on a per year basis the facade quickly falls away. He has a day job, but prefers to define himself by his various moonlight occupations – freelance graphic design, and writing for various blogs (including, like Corey, Geekadelphia.) He is the commissioner of his Fantasy Football league and has difficulty putting down his iPhone.

One thought on “Better than Watching the Detroit Lions

  1. I understand that the Year-round daily average is for comparison, but I think more useful would be the actual averages on each individual day rather than the average split across all days. What does a Thursday look like on average? Wednesday? C’mon, BTS.

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