Thanks for your help settling this whole Rudolph ordeal. I knew I could count on you. Check out the results:
I'm Angela. I'm coasting through my twenties, living a happy little life in Kansas City with my new(ish) wonderful husband, Nick. We are fresh suburban homeowners and recent initiates into working life. I have a few years of a graphic design career under my belt and am pretty enthusiastic about creativity and design and I guess some other stuff, too.
www.flickr.com
|
14 Comments:
Haha, I love that you created a chart. That's awesome. And I'll have to remember that Washington is the winner from now on :)
Winner is such a harsh word.
Aw man, I felt certain that Columbus was right!
i'm late, i know, but my whole family always did columbus. :)
I've never even heard of adding on a saying at the end of that song, but I would have gone with George Washington too. I like the way it flows.
i knew we were right! :)
Hm, I've never heard the George Washington version; we always would say Columbus. Although, and I'm being completely serious, I did have a friend who said "Like Uncle Bill" in reference to Shakespeare... yes, my friends were/are just that delightfully geeky.
xox
That is the prettiest pie chart I have ever seen. No sarcasm here. Was I one of the deprived children?
Er... I would have said... like ELVIS.
Had I seen this blog, of course. Because Bloglines hates me, and I was probably too busy drunkenly posting all over the internet.
Your pie chart is awesome.
(OH! And actually... the kidlets at school say "Like Pinocchio".)
Hrm.
I'm sorry but I have to be the dissenter. I'm still going with Columbus.
This comment has been removed by the author.
oops. I accidently deleted the last comment. Anyhoo...I was at our Christmas Concert last night
(I teach at a school here in Canada) and the choir sang Rudolph. The audience sang "like George Washington" at the end.
I just had to tell you :)
(it's Canada, I have heard Wayne Gretzky before..forgot to mention that!)
Who are these people who don't know it's "George Washington"?
Seriously, though, that is one pretty chart.
Post a Comment
<< Home