Everyday ESPN.com has the "Poll Question of the Day" in which they ask a multiple-choice question on some sports related item. Whats cool is that they give you the breakdown of each state, as well as international voters as well. I usually answer the question just so I can see the map come up and see which way the country is leaning. What I find entertaining is when one state is just completely out of the loop with the rest of the nation. Here is today's question and results:
What is wrong with you Nebraska? Why are you so different than the rest of the world? There are other teams out there besides the Cornhuskers. In case you were curious, in the state of Nebraska only 16% agreed that the Bulls had the best season, while 77% thought the Cornhuskers did.
Yes I know this is a stupid post, but graphs like this entertain me.
What is wrong with you Nebraska? Why are you so different than the rest of the world? There are other teams out there besides the Cornhuskers. In case you were curious, in the state of Nebraska only 16% agreed that the Bulls had the best season, while 77% thought the Cornhuskers did.
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It's been painful enough that D.C. hasn't had a vote in Congress in its 200-year existence. But not having a vote in ESPN.com's poll questions only compounds that pain. No taxation without representation! (taxation, in this case, being acceptance of browser cookies)
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