Now this is what I call fun with maps:

In the tune Area Codes, rapper Ludacris brags about the area codes where he knows women whom he refers to as “hoes.”:
“I’ll jump off the G4, we can meet outside/So control your hormones and keep your drawers on/’Til I close the door and I’m jumping your bones/3-1-2’s, 3-1-3’s (oh), 2-1-5’s, 8-0-three’s (oh)/Read your horoscope and eat some horderves (sic)/Ten on pump one, these hoes is self serve/7-5-7, 4-1-0’s, my cell phone just overloads.”
Conclusions:
+ Ludacris heavily favors the East Coast to the West, save for Seattle, San Francisco, Sacramento, and Las Vegas.
+ Ludacris travels frequently along the Boswash corridor.
+ There is a ‘ho belt‘ phenomenon nearly synonymous with the ‘Bible Belt.’
+ Ludacris has hoes in the entire state of Maryland.
+ Ludacris has a disproportionate ho-zone in rural Nebraska. He might favor white women as much as he does black women, or perhaps, girls who farm.
+ Ludacris’s ideal ‘ho-highway’ would be I-95.
+ Ludacris has hoes in the Midway and Wake Islands. Only scientists are allowed to inhabit the Midway Islands, and only military personnel may inhabit the Wake Islands. Draw your own conclusion.
Author’s Note: For the avoidance of doubt, the link above is to Strange Maps, and the author of the map and the above commentary is Stefanie Gray. I apologize if that was not clear.

Comments to this entry
Dan tdaxp
April 11, 2008
2:34 pm
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Omaha,_Nebraska
geographylady
April 11, 2008
3:29 pm
Gollios
April 11, 2008
9:01 pm
Michael
April 11, 2008
11:41 pm
Abhay Agarwal
April 11, 2008
11:50 pm
R. Elgin
April 12, 2008
1:19 am
Jing
April 12, 2008
3:39 am
Jing
April 12, 2008
3:39 am
Younghusband
April 12, 2008
8:22 am
fabius.maximus.cunctator
April 12, 2008
10:25 am
Astonishing. Does this kind of individual have to make an appearance here? Never heard of him, and even better, never had to listen to his music. Is he one of the artists they force certain prisoners to listen to ?
Nice map, btw.
Ernst Jünger comes to mind, he wrote (summary translation): "We are astonished that Caligula was honoured as a god and forget how often comparable laurels are attributed in our day and age." This was in the 1950s I think. Still valid today.
Alfred Russel Wallace
April 12, 2008
11:41 am
Curzon
April 12, 2008
12:26 pm
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=GD8AFbD2mmE
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April 12, 2008
12:39 pm
von Kaufman-Turkestansky
April 12, 2008
7:42 pm
Joe
April 13, 2008
2:35 am
Ben Reed
April 14, 2008
3:34 pm
Curzon
April 14, 2008
3:51 pm
For the avoidance of doubt, post amended.