Graph by Lawrence M
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Amayzing.
Unlike Coyote, you have no faith in Acme products!
Second!
they should have waited a bit before another wile e coyote graph…but still pretty good.
Yeah, it looks like “Lawrence M” copied the other person’s idea, but he was probably just inspired by it or something. Nice graph, though.
I think this one would have been better if it was percent possibility of failure. Then it would have some colour to it.
very good!
great cheat sheet, i loved it
Empty graph is… empty?
Brilliant. Sheer GENIUS!! Wish I had thought of it.
Lol, at first I was thinking that image wasn’t loading (nonsense, since I saw the axis), and then realize the meaning of it ^_^
It’s a pretty sad graph, with no colour, and makes you feel sorry for that poor coyote ;_;
I always felt bad for Wiley. He was just hungry.
Why didn’t he take some of his ACME budget and go buy a cheeseburger then?
Made me laugh, thought my computer was getting slow and not loading the graph. So scrolled down to read the TPS reports… so it took me awhile to realize that when all else fails read the directions… or in this case the legends.
Guess the next graph in the series would be the number of people who didn’t get the graph until a TPS report pointed it out to them.
Brilliant.
For more coyote fun, go read Coyote vs. Acme by Ian Frazier, find it on Google books, which is a legal brief of a suit brought against Acme by Coyote. Notice we immediately learn how many specific purchases were made by Coyote from Acme, which may be of help to future Coyote graph creators wishing to submit to GraphJam:
http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&id=VcLKR7fGzIcC&dq=Coyote+v.+Acme+by+Ian+Frazier&printsec=frontcover&source=web&ots=5xCh36Jl3o&sig=SOLw_qcSIrRSUTnpN8EtKjJ7P38&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=5&ct=result#PPA40,M1
For more Coyote hilarity, go to Google books, search for:
Coyote v. Acme by Ian Frazier
Short read, a ‘law brief’ on a damages case by Coyote against Acme Corporation. Note in the first paragraph we finally learn exactly how many PRODUCTS Coyote actually bought from Acme, information which could be useful for future GraphJam Coyote graph creators. (It is unknown whether Coyote continued to purchase from Acme after said case’s conclusion.)
Oops, sorry double post, I didn’t think the first one took at all. Duh.
However, I’ve finally tested the link and it works just fine.