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What’s In The Living room of a house with a toddler

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    • Quackoid says:

      There is nothing happy about this, KaBooM! (Although it IS funneh)
      How would YOU like THAT to be YOUR living room?

      Nvm that. Anyways, 5/4.
      (4 cuz its not a graph.)

  1. McClurg says:

    Second.

  2. Beth says:

    You forgot ‘decomposing food’ and ‘distressed pet’.

  3. bong says:

    Unidentifiable Sticky substance ?
    Is it white ?

  4. G-Tron says:

    Oh, c’mon. It’s supposed to be a Venn-diagram, not a map…

    • Nulono says:

      Yeah, This says most of the toys (along with parts of the couch) are an unidentifiable sticky substance.

    • Troy says:

      It would appear that some parts of the couch are not only an unidentifiable sticky substance, but they are also a toy.

      In fact, every toy is an unidentifiable sticky substance. 8\

      • toddler's mom says:

        Yeah, that would be about right…most toys are now fully unrecognizable due to the amout of *uss* residing on them. The last time I tried washing them was epic fail, so I gave up. When said toddler turns 5, I may consider purchasing new toys.

  5. janeaustengrl says:

    Yeah its cute idea, but for Venn purposes, it doesn’t make sense.

    • Fuy says:

      I have to disagree it makes complete sense for a parent with 3 boys between 7 and 2.

    • Motas says:

      It makes absolute sense in a home with 2 boys, 2 dogs, a cat & an everchanging assortment of small caged pets (hamsters, guinea pigs, frogs…). Someday I’ll be able to walk shoeless without fear again….

      • Erinn says:

        The point isn’t whether the sentiment makes sense or not…It’s still not a graph, which, if I’m correct, is the object of GraphJam.

        • caghs says:

          Contemporary observations in graph form, I believe is the idea … not ‘correct’ graphs that satisfy the anally retentive among us.

          In which case, this is a win for anyone who has ever spent five minutes in a house inhabited by at least one toddler :)

          And for those who are so obsessed with how ‘correct’ it is? I’d like to see a graph describing the contents of your butt, something like:

          Fecal Matter: 10%
          Gas: 2%
          Skin: 14%
          Various rods and possibly hamsters: 74%

  6. crazykitteh says:

    I’m so sick of these baby/kids graphs.
    Venn diagram FAIL.

  7. companioncube31 says:

    Many people on this site don’t seem to know how to use Venn Diagrams.

  8. pilcrow says:

    So, the overlaps between the toys are where the sticky substance has bonded them together permanently?

  9. ONki says:

    This same chart applies to a sorority girl’s bedroom.

  10. Elliot says:

    Terrible, terrible understanding of how a Venn diagram works.

  11. Alex says:

    Wow. All you this-is-an-improper-usage-of-Venn-diagram people need to lighten up. Seriously. :)

    Post is so true.

    • BG says:

      The idea of this site is to convey a fun or funny idea within the limited medium of graphs. If you’re not gonna use the graphs right then what’s the point? Might as well just take a picture of your living room and write sticky on everything.

      • WhoCares says:

        Seriously? Get over yourself and develop a sense of humor! It’s funny- incorrect use of Venn diagram and all. Lighten up.

      • Elliot says:

        Mmmm. The whole point is that this is GraphJam. Funny things through the medium of graphs. Funny things through a corrupt mess that is a bastardisation of graphs it is not. The fun comes from the graph form anyway, the joke here is pretty poor in any standards.

  12. Tetra says:

    *facepalm*

  13. lizbiz says:

    this is why i’m not having kids!

  14. Shancey says:

    No, seriously, imagination or not, use the graph correctly. Yes, we’re being serious, because the focus is on the graph and not the content. Otherwise it’d be “pointing-out-stupid-thingsjam.com”

    • caghs says:

      Ever thought that if these ‘incorrect uses’ upset you so much, you’re on the wrong site?

      Why not start your own site, where you can censor those that don’t meet your standards?

      Or better yet, get a life and/or a sense of humour!

  15. gabi says:

    ok so. it’s not a venn diagram. it’s hillarious. and it’s some other sort of diagram. it’s still a WIN.

  16. caleal says:

    I guess I picked the wrong post to start reading comments on… never again. Never again.

  17. dr42ix says:

    this graph is disgusting and inaccurate. how can a couch also be part of a toy!?

  18. David says:

    A wise man once told me, cleaning up after your children is like wiping before you are doing taking care of business…a bit disturbing but true.

    • lawl says:

      LOL, I’ve never heard that one. Friends once told me “Cleaning up after a child is like shoveling the snow before the blizzard ends”.

      So true. :(

  19. papajon says:

    Ah! A graph that is topical, timeless, mimicing an actual chid-infested living room, nice beat, easy to dance too… I give it a 17! Well done!

  20. cstaley says:

    The folks that are complaining about the blatant misunderstanding of a Venn diagram aren’t being uptight, anal-retentive, or otherwise unreasonable. Nor are they kid haters. As has already been mentioned, this is a site about humor as conveyed through the narrow prism of graphs. The whole point is to be clever. How accurate the subject matter is has no relevance if you aren’t clever.

    This is what the diagram should have looked like:
    http://mine.icanhascheezburger.com/view.aspx?ciid=3304377

  21. Stephen says:

    With some proper colorization we could distinguish between the toys under the chair and sofa and those stuck under the cushions.

  22. Fritters says:

    Too accurate to be funny 0_o

  23. Monidon says:

    This graph is stupid.

  24. Fred Pennsylvania says:

    Monidon isn’t really a moron. He just doesn’t have any children yet.

    The graph is brilliant! Good job thinking “outside the box,” too!

  25. operator says:

    yeah, that pretty much covers it. (i has a toddler)

  26. chickens says:

    ??????wtf???????that is disturbing yet probably unintentional…..u kno….. on and 4 the person who said distressed cat……..WHO THE HECK F**KS CATS!!!!!

  27. Mikey says:

    THey also coulda titled this what’s in the dorm of a male college student :D

  28. Rayzor says:

    This one is one of the best I’ve seen. (I would argue that it is a graph. It’s obvious that there are two toys that are not completely covered by the stocky stuff. Okay, it may not be a true “graph” but it gets an A+ for creativity.) The only thing funnier is some of the comments people have left. (Hamster reference = ROTFL!) What we need is a new graph: Number of people who saw this graph that aren’t perverts = 5% (those would be the parents that have had toddlers and pets who didn’t get the wrong idea about “sticky substance”) and Number of people who saw this graph that ARE perverts = 95%

  29. Elfking says:

    I know what the substance is. I call it Chemical DEWK, which stands for Don’t Even Want to Know.

  30. mommy callahan says:

    umm they forgot the fingure printed TV and the broken handel off the entertainment center


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