http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/states_experiment_drag-drop_oneState15s_500.html the border and coastal ones should be pretty easy- i got 77%, with an average error of 33 miles. proud to say i dropped tennessee right on the money!
66%, 46 miles. (female ==> no sense of spatial placement anyway, right? ) Most of them weren't far off, but enough for the thing to count it wrong. The coastlines were easiest. For example, Connecticut (that I truly didn't really know where was but got right anyway because I could use it as a puzzle piece).
84%, 15 miles. I got 7 that didn't touch any of the boundaries (UT, NV, TN, MO, AR, SD, CO). I missed Idaho, which is technically a boundary state. I also missed Kansas by about 200 miles. basso -- wouldn't 77% be 38 1/2 states correct? How did you manage that? ...now waiting for DoD to post his 98%, 1 mile reply...
52% 85 miles 335sec damn...i can name all the states and put them in close proximity of each other but damn..compared to you guys this is ****
40% 219 miles but i was really fast!! (you shouldn't be allowed to have states without a coast or at least a border...).
52 %, 206 miles average error...Vermont really kills my average...put it like 2200 miles away from where it actually is!
I kept messing up because I would accidently right-click and when I fixed it, it would drop the state way off....
Eh, living over season for 98% of my life is showing. I didn't even finish it. When put 5 shapes on the wrong side of the US in a row, I gave up.
