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Things I can name

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  1. RS says:

    22~23 state capitals is a lot if you can only name 9 presidents.

    Interesting…

  2. Alpha Q says:

    You sir are pathetic

  3. Ydobon says:

    Graphic format FAIL.
    Line Graph=amount of a single thing vs. time
    Bar chart=amount of different things

  4. siteinsights says:

    Damn it feels good to be a graphster!

  5. guy says:

    That’s my stapler!

  6. hee hee says:

    Office Space ROCKS!!! I have more than a few times suggested ‘going office space’ on our copier/printers at work.

  7. Casa says:

    I can name the first 19 presidents, in order, off the top of my head.
    I’ve STILL got the fifth amendment grilled into my brain from sixth grade.
    I can find, and lable every country on a blank map of europe.
    It’s those pesky state capitals that get me…. and math… alwayes sucked at the math thing. I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that neather of those things had a catchy song to go along with them. o0
    .
    .
    People remember movies because the lines have relavence and meaning. They can apply them to situations in their day to day life. That’s the main reasion most people “belive you have my stapler” but don’t know where Belarus is.

    • eman says:

      Yeah! Wait…there’s a catchy song to help you learn the presidents and fifth amendment? Do tell !

      • Oros says:

        *Sings*
        Washington Adams, Jefferson Madison, Monroe & John Quincy Adams…
        I know em all till Linco;ln, which is how I know he was #16.
        Buchanan made me giggle. I learned the song in 4th grade and his name sounded like something else :B

        • poodle_face says:

          I want to say Taylor, Tyler, Fillmore and Hayes, and William Henry Harrison?

          (“Mediocre Presidents” – The Simpsons)

          Plus, you know, I’m from the UK and so I can’t bring myself to care so much that I can’t name all 43 men who have been President. (Although for some reason that confuses me, I can apparently remember one of them gets counted twice because his two terms were not consecutive. Though which one, I couldn’t tell you).

        • Casa says:

          And you get a cookie! that’s exactly the same song…
          There is also that one for the states, but not the capitals.
          .
          .
          Alabama alaska arizona arkansas colorado coneticut….

      • eman says:

        Oh, I guess hearing the music must help a lot.

      • Sarah says:

        Youtube “animaniacs” and there you go.

  8. Mrrix32 says:

    Should be a bar chart :P

  9. Mrs. Miggins says:

    I think naming amendments is rather simple.
    The first, the second, … the twenty-first…

    • Vila Restal says:

      And don’t forget the 33 1/3 amendment – The Amendment to amend any amendment that was previously amended :-)

  10. Jackle says:

    You can’t name more than 20 countries. You fail.

  11. lilpoppa says:

    ya peter, did you not get the memo on the new cover sheets for the TPS reports?

  12. potpiekitty says:

    You mean the CRIPPLED CHILDREN???

  13. tryc says:

    Great idea, but would have been better as “things I can remember”…

  14. Erky says:

    Americans

    • Marekatt says:

      My thoughts exactly.

      • U!S!A! U!S!A! says:

        You’re just jealous that you have to deal with the french, stupid cheese eating surrender monkeys.

        • Marekatt says:

          They aren’t referred to as “cheese-eating”, they are frog-eaters, and we don’t have to deal with them, ’cause over here most countries stick to their own affairs (unfortunately Norway helps America in Afghanistan, but we got an election in a month, so let’s hope we can change that).

  15. HongKongCandy says:

    What about the original 150 Pokemon?

  16. Alcari says:

    State capitals?
    A, B, C, D, E, F etc.
    shouldn’t be to hard.

    Also, I’m from Europe and I can name more than 9 US presidents. As for countries… well, all of the countries in the Animaniacs song :p

  17. Cameron says:

    Line graphs are for continuous independent variables. You should have used a bar chart.

  18. Nulono says:

    A line graph‽
    MY EYES! MY EYES!

    Also, am I the only one thinking….

    United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama
    Haiti, Jamaica, Peru…?

  19. Marekatt says:

    Cmon… you can only name like 18 countries? That’s a bit pathetic, isn’t it? You’re probably waging war in more countries than that.

  20. mojojo says:

    Sad things we don’t have to display in graph form. Fail.

  21. Demon says:

    Yeaaaaaaah, I’m gonna need you to come in on saturday, if you could do that, it would be greeeeaaaat.

  22. P says:

    Office Space has been verbalized.

    “The server has been acting up, we may need to go Office Space it.”

  23. Corvett says:

    Wow, that’s just sad. Learn your amendments and your rights. You oughta know the constitution backwards and forwards. This is just one more reason people think Americans are stupid.

    • Bueller says:

      I know, right? You never know when, say, the 11th Amendment will come in handy.

      • poodle_face says:

        I’ll take “What was the first amendment not included in the Bill Of Rights” for $200.

        Anyway, I can name the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 14th, 18th, 21st and 25th. Most of which I learned about through The West Wing (I’m from the UK), except the 5th which I learned about through Red Dwarf.

        And since I have no intention of ever visiting the US, I can’t imagine why I would need to know any more than that. Or even when I would need to know those…..

  24. poodle_face says:

    I’m sorry, but you NAME lines from films? What do you name them? Fred? George? Betty? Lucinda Doyle? Satan?

    • Vila Restal says:

      Simple Pedantry – WIN!!!

      (“Help!! Help!! The Pedants are revolting”, “No!! Actually we’re taking over in a Military Coup. Please get it right”)

  25. poodle_face says:

    Due to my parents liking Tom Lehrer, I am pretty sure I can name the vast majority, if not all, of the elements….

  26. Malteser says:

    You know more state capitals than other countries?

  27. Morg says:

    Everyone’s ripping on the fact you know more this than that. Well, I have to point out a line graph is for change over time. Use a bar.

  28. aaron m says:

    i can easily name all 50 state capitals and name 99% of all the countries, well sort of because I have a career in cartography…

  29. TJ says:

    This should be a bar graph. “type of thing” is not a scale.

    Fail.

  30. Yarcofin says:

    That printer-destroying scene was referenced on Family Guy last night, and now I get it. Hoorah!

  31. ashley says:

    George Washington was the first, you see he once chopped down a cherry tree

    President #2 would be John Adams

    and then #3…
    Tom Jefferson stayed up to write
    the constitution late at night
    so he and his wife had a great big fight
    and she made him sleep on the couch all night

    Yeah… the only reason I know all of our presidents is because of the Animaniacs song… It’s also how I know when all the American involved wars happened.

    James Monroe’s colossal nose was bigger than Pinocchio’s

    • Vila Restal says:

      Actually technically this is incorrect. George Washington was First President of the free United States, there were presidents going back to the beginning of the Revolution called “Presidents of the American Congress Assembled” – Amazing what you can pick up from QI.

  32. Buddy Brown says:

    Well, My brain is chock-full of useless trivia… I can name all 50 State Capitals, and in alphabetical order by the State, shall I???

    1. Alabama-Montgomery
    2. Alaska-Juneau
    3. Arizona-Phoenix
    4. Arkansas-Little Rock
    5. California-Sacramento
    6. Colorado-Denver
    7. Connecticut-Hartford
    8. Delaware-Dover
    9. Florida-Tallahassee
    10. Georgia-Atlanta
    11. Hawaii-Honolulu
    12. Idaho-Boise
    13. Illinois-Springfield
    14. Indiana-Indianapolis
    15. Iowa-Des Moines
    16. Kansas-Topeka
    17. Kentucky-Frankfort
    18. Louisiana-Baton Rouge
    19. Maine-Augusta
    20. Maryland-Annapolis
    21. Massachussetts-Boston
    22. Michigan-Lansing
    23. Minnesota-Saint Paul
    24. Mississippi-Jackson
    25. Missouri-Jefferson City
    26. Montana-Helena
    27. Nebraska-Lincoln
    28. Nevada-Carson City
    29. New Hampshire-Concord
    30. New Jersey-Trenton
    31. New Mexico-Santa Fe
    32. New York-Albany
    33. North Carolina-Raleigh
    34. North Dakota-Bismarck
    35. Ohio-Columbus
    36. Oklahoma-Oklahoma City
    37. Oregon-Salem
    38. Pennsylvania-Harrisburg
    39. Rhode Island-Providence
    40. South Carolina-Columbia
    41. South Dakota-Pierre
    42. Tennessee-Nashville
    43. Texas-Austin
    44. Utah-Salt Lake City
    45. Vermont-Montpelier
    46. Virginia-Richmond
    47. Washington-Olympia
    48. West Virginia-Charleston
    49. Wisconsin-Madison
    50. Wyoming-Cheyenne

    Um K now, do I win a prize, lol???

  33. Nessie says:

    Lets see…Presidents I can name-43
    Amendments-around 20
    State Capitals-50
    Other Countries-150ish
    Lines from Office Space-None


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