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Listen to some Jelly Roll Morton, fill out a sex survey... Imagine taking the piano licks of Jelly Roll Morton and adding a Google Maps-like approach to mapping sexual activity in the US. The possibilities are endless...
posted by Mr. Six (15 comments total)
 
Apparently they don't want any stories about sex in Queens

:(
posted by jamesonandwater at 11:28 AM on August 13, 2005


"What an odd use for such a detailed flash map," I thought to myself, as I unbuttoned her shirt. -Woburn, MA
posted by VulcanMike at 11:30 AM on August 13, 2005


Apparently they don't want any stories about sex in Queens
...unless they involve Leah Remini. yes, you do need a TV to get that joke
posted by wendell at 11:58 AM on August 13, 2005


Apparently they don't want any stories about sex in Queens
...unless they involve Leah Remini


Tangential question: I've been trying to figure out where exactly in Queens the cast of that show is supposed to be living. The have a single family house with a lawn, so I'm thinking Forest Hills, but that's too pricey for a UPS guy and an office manager, or Fresh Meadows, but the lawn's too big. It's a mystery.
posted by jonmc at 12:57 PM on August 13, 2005


It's a mystery.
No, it's a sitcom. As for the size of his house, he is the "King", right? (And Lou Ferigno - playing himself - moved right next door... any similarities to real life are totally unintentional)
posted by wendell at 1:29 PM on August 13, 2005


I've been trying to figure out where exactly in Queens the cast of that show is supposed to be living

Looks like Long Island doesn't it? Garden City or somewhere. I don't think too many of their audience is living in Queens.
posted by jamesonandwater at 1:36 PM on August 13, 2005


Well, there are parts of what I call "Deep Queens," (Springfield Gardens, Forest Hills, Cambria Heights, some parts of Whitestone, Bayside) that moght as well be Long Island. And the couple on that show couldn't afford Garden City. But they definitely aren't in Astoria or Woodside*.

I don't think too many of their audience is living in Queens.

This Queens resident and his mrs. actually kinda like the show. Far as I know it's only the second TV show set in Queens. All In The Family being the first. That was set in Astoria, although there's no Houser Street here. The house in the intro was actually in Glendale, a more upscale neighborhood than a dockworker would've been able to afford these days, back in the 70's was a different story.
posted by jonmc at 1:47 PM on August 13, 2005


The intros to Archie Bunker's Place (the sequel show) did actually feature Astoria locations in it's opening montage
posted by jonmc at 1:49 PM on August 13, 2005


Where's Slothrop?
And would his mapping today foreshadow the next terrorist event?
posted by ahimsakid at 2:01 PM on August 13, 2005


Joey Buttafuoco???
posted by bloomicy at 3:50 PM on August 13, 2005


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posted by insomnia_lj at 4:22 PM on August 13, 2005


... and soon I filled her mouth with my excitement.

I couldn't help but laugh.

- From the Chicago link
posted by juiceCake at 5:33 PM on August 13, 2005


"My girlfriend and I were stranded in Joplin for 4 months. It's the most pinched, tight-assed, un-fun, depressing small city in the world. It's a place that stunts your interest in life. I know we must have had sex sometimes while were there, but I can't think of any single occassion. It was sex remarkable for how un-memorable it was. And I have a pretty good memory when it comes to sex."

Entry for Joplin, Missouri. Tremendous.
posted by cosmonaught at 7:02 PM on August 13, 2005


I added a couple spicey entries. One is Covington, LA. Its perfectly true. Also Flushing, MI, equally true.
posted by Goofyy at 11:13 PM on August 13, 2005


Good ones Goofy! I added "The Seduction" to Ann Arbor.
posted by nonmyopicdave at 12:31 AM on August 14, 2005


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