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	25 Funniest Pie Charts Ever
	Pie charts are the easiest kinds of charts to understand. And they look delicious to a certain extent. Here are some of the funniest ones we've found so far. Check them out below:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.1516.17.18.18.19.20.21.22.23.24.25.
	Here Are 10 Graphs Thaat Illustrate Your Twenty-Something Life [VIDEO]
	Your twenties can be summed up in a few graphs and here's a video that shows 10 of that. From how you go to bed, to how you view relationships, to the kind of food you like and more. Check it out!Alcohol. That's why you're there. You don't really wa...
	How To Name German Animals With This Flowchart
	Ever wondered how to name animals in German? Now there's a flowchart to help you deduce the activity. Check it out below: [Babbel, via Likecool]
	Game of Thrones Season 3 Explained Through Charts
	So this is what to expect if your office decided to conduct a meeting to analyze Game of Thrones. Posted by Vulture, these hysterical infographics offer a new look at all the episodes from season 3.
	Lovely Whiskey Chart Reminds You Where It Came From
	Not sure where your whiskey came from? No problem. This lovely chart of its roots from Pop Chart Lab has got you covered. Learn about the origins of each whiskey from it after the jump:
	Here are the Countries Where the World's Super Rich Call Home
	According to this chart, if you happen to be a member of the 0.00001387015%, then chances are that you reside in the U.S. To be a member of this global elite, you'll have to have a net worth of over US$50 million.Data from the latest Credit Suisse G...
	Check Out The 233-Year History of the Bicycle
	The data wizards at PopChartLab took a look at the design evolution of bicycles taking it back 233 years. The chart has been organized in chronological order from top to bottom and coded by style of ride and how its changed throughout the years. You...
	What Does Your Birth Order Say About You?
	Birth order is an incredibly difficult area to study, and as such, is considered highly controversial. But that's not stopping scientists from studying the crap out of it.Back in 2010, researcher Daniel Eckstein and colleagues decided update a 1983 ...