Statistics

Posted on March 6th, 2010 in ontario, stats by alex and luke

Neither of us are statisticians, but we may need to make friends with one after our experiment is over to help us go over all of the data we will be keeping track of after we depart.

We will be tracking absolutely everything we can think of (and we mean everything that we can think of), on a page that we will be launching soon here at:
www.alexandluke.com/statistics.

Some of our statistics will be team statistics and some will be individual. You can rest assured that our competitive natures will turn any of the individual statistics into mild-moderate competitions.

Suggest anything! From coffees consumed, headaches had, poops conducted in diners, milliliters of diet coke consumed, number of pie competitions entered, number of fights, anything!

But, before we can launch this page we want your suggestions as to what we should keep track of. Leave a comment in the comments section below, send us an e-mail a:t alexandlukedotcom@gmail.com, tweet at us @alexandluke, or write us a note on our facebook fan page www.facebook.com/alexandlukedotcom.

If you have been reluctant about commenting on a post up until now, place that reluctancy aside and give us some things to keep track of.


A&L

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  1. Janine said,

    on March 8th, 2010 at 7:30 am

    okaayyy don’t know if these are the best suggestions ever, but here’s what i can think of right now:
    -kisses given or received (I suggest: blowing kisses does not count, nor do kisses to each other, but cheek kisses do count). Make this individual stats obviously.
    -high fives given to complete strangers
    -eggs eaten (just because)
    -mullets sighted (perhaps bonus points for sighting a femmullet (sp?))
    -roadkill sighted
    -total padiddles sighted (you know, when you see a car that only has one working headlight… beware, this can get intensely competitive)
    -borders crossed (I’d say do count the same border twice)
    -number of times you filled up on gas
    -number of times cried
    feel free to use/not use any of these!
    PS. will you also be graphing all of this data? statistics are just so much more splendid in plotted form.

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