Go here, scroll down to the bottom, and click on the fourth map, "Personality Maps". You won't regret it.
31 March 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About
These People Need to Read Aquinas
Noteworthy
- 3 quarks daily
- art history today
- arts and letters daily
- bldgblog
- bookforum.com
- cody brown
- crooked timber
- daily kos
- dani rodrik
- daniel drezner
- duck of minerva
- economistview
- fivethirtyeight
- footnoted @thechronicle
- henry jenkins
- inkless wells
- jacob t. levy
- la tribune de l'art
- matthew yglesias
- opinio juris
- portfolio.com
- progressive realist
- public reason
- talking points memo
- the daily dish - andrew sullivan
- the immanent frame
- the monkey cage
- the reality based community
Newsworthy
Worthy
Friends and Fellow Travelers
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(134)
-
▼
March
(18)
- Bullshit watch: Richard Florida
- Well prepared by Mr. Wilson
- Your Saturday Analogy
- Knowing Left from Wright, and Wright from Wrong
- Mirabile Dictu
- Anglo-American Media Lens...
- He can outpolemicize me!
- Geraldine Ferraro: Crazy Old Bigot or Straight Sho...
- The Moral of the Story
- Sweet Land of Bigotry...
- Happy International Women's Day!
- It's about time...
- Sign of Weakness
- NAFTA springs a leak
- War Threats Not Headline News?
- Speaking of needing to read Aquinas...
- Aeronautics
- Poetry v. Prose
-
▼
March
(18)
4 comments:
Why are there so many extroverted people in Minneapolis? Do they need to attract attention from people in St. Paul?
Also, I am definitely at the top of the Place Pyramid.
Nick and John are surrounded by neurotic, open to experience people!
Also, I'm surprised John that you didn't comment instead on "Mega-Regions of North America" or "Mega-Regions of Europe."
"Tor-Buff-Chester"? Seriously? What the hell is that?
Better than Chi-Pitts.
Post a Comment