Here is some of the text from my wheresgeorge profile, which I think expresses my enthusiasm not only for wheresgeorge but for this particular experiment and its results:

Imagine a day in the future when scientists at the Center for Disease Control sit in a control room...hooked to a stream of economic data...waiting for a surge in cough syrup sales which will tip them off to the beginning of flu season, so vaccine can be rushed to areas just at the perimeter of the outbreak--! Imagine tracking down loathesome criminals (like serial killer sex deviant Brian Duncan of Fargo, North Dakota) by some small and personal economic quirk, like unique convenience store purchases.

Oh, yes, I worry about Big Brother. You bet that I do. More than most people, honest to god. But there's no denying that more often government is trying to help me than hurt me, trying to pave my street or give me student loans, trying to keep my food safe, trying to do a million things for me. So I'm not worried about all that data in the hands of government, particularly since the natural course of economic and technological development would probably put all that data, first, in the hands of private parties.

So imagine and dream of all the possibilities of that future world. (But if you're originally from North Dakota, you might try having any kind of imagination at all before you tackle something *this* challenging. Baby steps. Baby steps toward Nodaks having imagination. Baby steps toward Nodaks having the internet. Baby steps toward Nodaks having money in their pockets)

And then register those bills, baby. Find those wild georges and enter them. Economic utopia needs data.

Stats: Bills Entered: 10,675 Hit Rate: 13.31%

Bills with Hits: 1,421 Total Hits: 1,660
Days of Inactivity: 1 George Score: 1,046.08