InboxQ and Column Five combined forces and conducted research on geotagged tweets vs. locations used by Twitter users to create this sure-to-be-viral graphic that maps out what the largest US cities would be called if renamed by the most common nickname used on Twitter. Full, enlargeable version after the jump, but first a few superlatives I’ve haphazardly awarded:
Best Anchorman Reference: San Diego
Best Dig at America Jr: Chicago
Most Likely to Make Me Want to Punch a Masshole: Boston
Most Likely to Make Me Giggle Every Time: Milwaukee
Most Likely to Be Confused with a Bong Manufacturer: Philadelphia
Most Likely to Require Further Explanation: Minneapolis
Sources: InboxQ and Column Five Media
Via: Laughing Squid
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Pig’s Eye isn’t Minneapolis, it’s St Paul. It was one of the original names of the city.
Yes, really.
@D-Rock: Thanks for clearing at up. Makes perfect sense…Makes some sense now.
HaHa Twitter must be outperforming other social media sites