If you live in Oregon, Maine, New Hampshire, Montana, Hawaii, or (naturally) Texas, it's not likely that you want to move out of state. But if you live in Illinois, Maryland, or Connecticut, there's a good chance that you're trying to escape.
From June to December of last year, Gallup asked at least 600 people in each state, "Regardless of whether you will move, if you had the opportunity, would you like to move to another state, or would you rather remain in your current state?"
After compiling responses, Gallup created the map and charts that you see above. The dark green areas indicate a more intense desire to relocate out of state. Fully 50% of respondents in Illinois wanted out.
-via Popular Science
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Yeah, I agree though, it doesn't really look like it would occupy me past watching the video.
I can see it now, "gee dad, this makeshift pinball machine is way better than any X-Box"!
It doesn't really work like a real pinball machine, but it costs nothing!
This version amounts to the same as putting a tennis ball in a cardboard box and shaking it about.
Don't point that finger at me! My home Particle Accelerator didn't fail because I was high. It was due to sub-standard outsourced parts. And poorly translated manuals. Like, totally.
will never give a flip for pinball. Maybe a
video game or a cel phone, but sadly, pinball
is soon to be something from the past.
Thanks for the great idea :)