If you want amusing census data, check out:
http://factfinder.census.gov/home/sa....html?_lang=en

Hey! Who let in the 24 Blacks or African Americans, 18 Native Americans, 21 Asians, 82 Hispanics or Latinos, and 11 Others? :P

Man, your town is like the white microcosmic equivalent of Japan.

We have 24 black people? Where are they hiding?

I'm in love with Wikipedia actually. Occasionally I go there just to "check up" on a subject I am interested in and end up on long reading periods and adventures to odd websites I wouldn't have found without its help.

I visited there after finishing Conquest of the Longbow to check up on some Robin Hood lore. I learned many things which I had not known about the real life legends and the real sherwood.nottingham areas. I even ended up on a website community with the sole purpose of researching the real hood himself. Then I looked at the clock. Hours had flown by and I had wasted so much time just enjoying a good read. :) Thats what the internet was designed for and I love it.

Say what you will about their credibility......they really entertain and show me things that I didn't realize I had an interest in.

avatar_58, I couldn't tell you how many times I've done the same thing! Just this morning I was looking up the Florida Skunk Ape - a Sasquatch, Yeti sort of animal - but apparently there have been some credible pictures of one of them. Wiki entry and the pics Skunk ape. I can recall my roommate (now dead) talking about seeing one on his mother's tropical nursery site, on the far edge of Sarasota, near Myakka. Her property borders woods on two sides. In 2001, about six months after he said he saw one, I read that it is in this same area that these photos were taken. Maybe he really DID see one, though I doubted it at the time - you know how you'd doubt that anyone really saw Bigfoot.

Lynsie

Hehe, kind of like me stumbling across hyperbolic space when I really started out looking for topics on statistics... :D

Hyperlinks are awesome.