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Don't know why you bothered to post that.

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I was bored and attempting to make someone smile.

Who has the prisoners...

Ok, Alaska caught me off guard, what the hell is going on up there?

Low population and alcohol.

I was thinking the same thing, but then Maine should be really high too. Instead, it's apparently the lowest.

(pure guess) maybe Alaska has some prisons that they import prisoners from other states into.

Delaware is one-half urban underclass and one-half methy-redneck farming community in decline. It's like the perfect storm for this stat

Yeah, Maine looks damn good.

Also New Mexico seems to be doing something right despite being wedged between Arizona and Texas.

Maine dumps the bodies in Canada. :unsure:

Credit? You said it! Step right up, sit right down, sign on the line, we'll love you big time.

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When I was traveling a lot for Westinghouse, often 10 or 12 weeks at a time, my wife was doing the bills for continuity. She was paying the minimum on several cards to retain more play money. Got in the hole pretty deep before I found out, and wasted a fortune in interest getting out. :(

I'm $6250 under the curve.:jig:

The reason for UT's concern. :haha:

I've always encouraged everyone to ignore news articles about Trump's approval rating. Instead, consult a reliable polling aggregate like 538, and observe that no matter what happens, it always averages out to a straight line over any reasonable length of time (that is to say-- you either love him or you hate him).

I still believe this, but I was curious about whether enough time has passed since the government shutdown for the polling averages to catch up, and show what people think (in the short term) in regards to Trump "owning" the shutdown.

What I see here is an extended, starkly directional line, like rarely has happened (not since right after he was elected, and then, arguably, in December 2017). Does it mean anything? Who knows? Here's the visual:

*and over the entire tenure, yes it's still just a straight line

This shows the percentage of population which is religious from you bet your bippy Utah, to the deeply heathen northwest. :haha: