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nothing sexier than a man who can appreciate the counting crows <3

December 18
 
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November 11
 
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*dream man

*dream man

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November 3
 
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October 14
 
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September 14
 
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September 3
 
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why has no one told me of this!?

<3

August 19
 
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August 11
 
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makes my naughty bits tingle &lt;3

makes my naughty bits tingle <3

July 27
 
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Gary Oldman as Beethoven in Immortal Beloved

Gary Oldman as Beethoven in Immortal Beloved

June 18
 
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Your Taste in Music Can Reveal How Smart (or Dumb) You Are
Virgil Griffith, popularly known for the Wikipedia Scanner that detects where the Wikipedia edits are coming from, maintains another very interesting project that maps musical tastes of college students with their intelligences levels (determined by their SAT score).
The x-axis represent the SAT score while the colored boxes indicate the music genre and the artist / composer.
Fans of Lil Wayne‘s music scored the lowest in SAT while listeners of Beethoven‘s work were among the highest scorers. The full chart is available at Music That Makes You Dumb.
To come up with this chart, Virgil used Facebook to determine the &#8220;Favorite music&#8221; at different colleges in US and then combined it with the average combined SAT scores of students from these colleges. He has done a similar exercise for books as well.
The musical taste vs SAT score chart maps the 133 most popular (out of 1,455) favorite music from 1,352 schools. In terms of music genres, it follows like this – Soca &lt; Gospel &lt; Jazz &lt; Hip Hop &lt; Pop &lt; Oldies &lt; Raggae &lt; Alternative &lt; Classical &lt; R&amp;B &lt; Rap &lt; Rock &lt; Country &lt; Classic Rock &lt; Techno in increasing order of SAT scores.

Your Taste in Music Can Reveal How Smart (or Dumb) You Are

Virgil Griffith, popularly known for the Wikipedia Scanner that detects where the Wikipedia edits are coming from, maintains another very interesting project that maps musical tastes of college students with their intelligences levels (determined by their SAT score).

The x-axis represent the SAT score while the colored boxes indicate the music genre and the artist / composer.

Fans of Lil Wayne‘s music scored the lowest in SAT while listeners of Beethoven‘s work were among the highest scorers. The full chart is available at Music That Makes You Dumb.

To come up with this chart, Virgil used Facebook to determine the “Favorite music” at different colleges in US and then combined it with the average combined SAT scores of students from these colleges. He has done a similar exercise for books as well.

The musical taste vs SAT score chart maps the 133 most popular (out of 1,455) favorite music from 1,352 schools. In terms of music genres, it follows like this – Soca < Gospel < Jazz < Hip Hop < Pop < Oldies < Raggae < Alternative < Classical < R&B < Rap < Rock < Country < Classic Rock < Techno in increasing order of SAT scores.

June 11
 

1takejake replied to your photo: they’re bringing back my true love, the original…

I can’t believe there was another post under the ‘eric violette’ tag. However, I can believe it had “How to Find Swinging Clubs in France” in that post.

i had a feeling he was a kinky little fuck <3 

im greedy and dont care to share, but for him i suppose i will

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they&#8217;re bringing back my true love, the original freecreditreport.com guy &lt;3

they’re bringing back my true love, the original freecreditreport.com guy <3