Bandwagoners.

[ScottH]

1.28 million of them

Sydney Swans supporters are 28% more likely to have travelled within Australia for business in the past 12 months.

OK.

[Doctor J.]

Collingwood Magpies supporters are 103% more likely to have worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

How do you get 103% and as if it would be their car.

[Robbo]

LOL how the hell do they come up with this rubbish?

[TheGrimReaper]

LOL how the hell do they come up with this rubbish?

Guess work?

[ScottH]

Collingwood Magpies supporters are 103% more likely to have worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

How do you get 103% and as if it would be their car.

You have to ask??

[Doctor J.]

You have to ask??

Sorry Its obvious

[cruiser]

Richmond supporters are 45% more likely to have an intellectual disability.

Collingwood supporters are 87% more likely to be related to each other.

West Coast supporters are 96% more likely to know where to get the best stuff.

Port Adelaide supporters are 79% more likely to bash their partner after their team loses.

[ItsAllGoodes]

How do you get 103% and as if it would be their car.

Lets just say the average is 5%, i.e. 5% of the population worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

Now assume that amongst Collingwood supporters, 10.15% of Collingwood supporters worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

The formula is (10.15 - 5) divided by 5 = 103%

Now having said that...yes I agree, whilst it is mathematically OK, we know that its really a case of Collingwood supporters being far more likely to be working on other people's cars after they have stolen them

[NMWBloods]

Swans supporters are 23% more likely to be paranoid.

[cruiser]

Swans supporters are 23% more likely to be paranoid.

You talking about me!!

[liz]

Swans supporters are 23% more likely to be paranoid.

Than who?

You should read some of the stuff on Pies boards. A handful of their supporters seem convinced that the AFL instructs umpires to do everything in their power to prevent them winning games. And yes, I think some really do believe this.

[AnnieH]

Lets just say the average is 5%, i.e. 5% of the population worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

Now assume that amongst Collingwood supporters, 10.15% of Collingwood supporters worked on their car 16 or more times in the past three months.

The formula is (10.15 - 5) divided by 5 = 103%

Now having said that...yes I agree, whilst it is mathematically OK, we know that its really a case of Collingwood supporters being far more likely to be working on other people's cars after they have stolen them

Did you use a calculator????
Nerds

Can you steal a car that is up on blocks??

[NMWBloods]

Than who?

Than the normal population!

You should read some of the stuff on Pies boards. A handful of their supporters seem convinced that the AFL instructs umpires to do everything in their power to prevent them winning games. And yes, I think some really do believe this.

Same same.

A random and invented survey of people on supporter sites or BF show they are at least 20% more paranoid than the normal population.

[goswannie14]

Than who?

You should read some of the stuff on Pies boards. A handful of their supporters seem convinced that the AFL instructs umpires to do everything in their power to prevent them winning games. And yes, I think some really do believe this.

Are you sure you didn't mean on RWO?

[ash3]

I travel for business at least 12 times a year - wow it must be correct