You know how in some parts of the country they use “Coke� as one might use “Kleenex� or “Xerox?� Coke merely implies any sort of sweetened and carbonated beverage. For the times when you’re traveling this map (Via The Optimates) can help you to blend in.
Perhaps more pertinent are these maps (Via Futurismic), in which the maps are warped in accordance to various statistics, like largest vegetable importer. You know who imports a lot of vegetables? Germany. Now you know.
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In honor of the plethora of religious holidays coming up in the next few days: a series of maps showing ...
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We love maps. Maps, maps, maps. Down in our belly. These new maps from the MLA use census data to ...
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We all know that following MapQuest directions will take you exactly where you don't want to go. They ...
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We've been talking some about the relative cleanliness, or lack of cleanliness, of U.S. drinking ...
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For all you health nuts/coffee drinkers, get this: frappuccinos, those delicious concoctions of frozen coffee goodness, have more fat than ...
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