Which US state is best to live in ?

Which US state is best to live in ? on which state you currently living and prefer OT ?

Vermont. http://www.statemaster.com/graph/peo_per_of_peo_who_are_whi_alo-people-percent-who-white-aloneFightingfan

aren't you from Mexico fightingfan? or you moved to Vermont ?

Maine is a nice place, but not the close to the best. Stay away from Florida.

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Not California. People are stupid and ignorant here. I'de rather be anywhere else.

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Vermont. http://www.statemaster.com/graph/peo_per_of_peo_who_are_whi_alo-people-percent-who-white-alone[/QUOTE

I am from there. Moved to fla in 2000.

Colorado

I would kill for a home in Boulder

Texas.  Economy is booming, lots to do, plenty of sunshine, amazing ratio of good-looking women compared to most northern states.  

North Korea is best Korea.  Oh, you said U.S. State?  Not sure, haven't been to all of them.

Texas.  Economy is booming, lots to do, plenty of sunshine, amazing ratio of good-looking women compared to most northern states.  

hartsickdiscipl

Depends a lot on where in Texas.  If you're talking about Houston or Austin then probably yeah.  Other areas, not so much.

New Mexico and/or Colorado.

Lots of nature that you can use to escape all the stupid people that the USA is infected with.

New Mexico and/or Colorado.

Lots of nature that you can use to escape all the stupid people that the USA is infected with.

The__Kraken

Alaska

Such a nice place.

Not California. People are stupid and ignorant here. I'de rather be anywhere else.

outworld222

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

Yusuke420

[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Vermont. http://www.statemaster.com/graph/peo_per_of_peo_who_are_whi_alo-people-percent-who-white-aloneindzman

aren't you from Mexico fightingfan? or you moved to Vermont ?

[QUOTE="Yusuke420"]

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

Wolfetan

lets see-ny a dump florida to many hurricanes maryland-to cold,  oklahoma-to many twisters,  cali-to many earthquakes,     t hat said any where but the places i mentioned are not good to stay california is a good vacation spot other then that , i prefer where i m at now id,  t hings are cheaper and im in the middle of everywhere id like to go lol 

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[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Vermont. http://www.statemaster.com/graph/peo_per_of_peo_who_are_whi_alo-people-percent-who-white-aloneFightingfan

aren't you from Mexico fightingfan? or you moved to Vermont ?

cool :)

Colorado

 

I would kill for a home in Boulder

Adrianstalker

Correct state, wrong city. Boulder blows.

[QUOTE="Wolfetan"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"]

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

Yusuke420

New Mexico and/or Colorado.

Lots of nature that you can use to escape all the stupid people that the USA is infected with.

The__Kraken

I like Colorado. New Mexico, meh, it's a pretty desert, but after you've had enough of that then what do you have? Lowblows? I'll take my city and my Rebels over New Mexico's outdoors and the lobos anyday.

North Dakota!

:P

Probably NY from what Ive heard,I'd like to live in DC tho Bucked20

Lol, trust me, you heard wrong. NY is expensive, dirty, over crowded and full of a-holes

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

Texas.  Economy is booming, lots to do, plenty of sunshine, amazing ratio of good-looking women compared to most northern states.  

TacticalDesire

Depends a lot on where in Texas.  If you're talking about Houston or Austin then probably yeah.  Other areas, not so much.

Austin is awesome.  it's nothing like stereotype Texas

North Dakota!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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wis3boi

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Colorado

 

I would kill for a home in Boulder

dagreenfish

Correct state, wrong city. Boulder blows.

Really? What makes so?

I can imagine it could be boring to grow up there since its quite small, but I was thinking just to lay back somewhere closer to the mountain edge and enjoy the summers. Being close to Denver, I could catch the bigger events if I want   

New York

Michigan upper peninsula

Texas.  Economy is booming, lots to do, plenty of sunshine, amazing ratio of good-looking women compared to most northern states.  

hartsickdiscipl

I'd say either Texas or Virginia. Texas is really diverse and the people are generally more friendly. And Virginia is right near DC, has the Appalachians, and I like the weather there.

[QUOTE="Yusuke420"]

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

Wolfetan

What do you mean no wildlife? Where in California were you?

I lived at the Central Coast (Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo area) for a few years. There were wildlife like deer, wild boars, great horned owls, lots of hummingbirds, even packs of coyotes. That's not even going up to the mountains where there are bears....and mountain lions.  

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Oh. I forgot. Iid like to go back to northern Nevada someday where it's still quiet. But, rural Upstate New York is okay too. Lots of summer outdoor activities like water sports, food is dirt-cheap, Canada is next door...... Winter suck though.

[QUOTE="Wolfetan"][QUOTE="Yusuke420"]

Really cali hate? How can you bash a place that boasts beaches and snow covered mountains less then an hour away from each other? That being said, with the passage of certain legislation Washington and Colorado have moved into the god tier of states. 

jun_aka_pekto

What do you mean no wildlife? Where in California were you?

I lived at the Central Coast (Santa Maria-San Luis Obispo area) for a few years. There were wildlife like deer, wild boars, great horned owls, lots of hummingbirds, even packs of coyotes. That's not even going up to the mountains where there are bears....and mountain lions.  

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Oh. I forgot. Iid like to go back to northern Nevada someday where it's still quiet. But, rural Upstate New York is okay too. Lots of summer outdoor activities like water sports, food is dirt-cheap, Canada is next door...... Winter suck though.

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Colorado

 

I would kill for a home in Boulder

Adrianstalker

Correct state, wrong city. Boulder blows.

Really? What makes so?

I can imagine it could be boring to grow up there since its quite small, but I was thinking just to lay back somewhere closer to the mountain edge and enjoy the summers. Being close to Denver, I could catch the bigger events if I want   

Geographically, Boulder is amazing and a beautiful place.  What sucks about it is the people and atmosphere. It's full of condecending yuppies, condecending hippies, and annoying college kids with the party-school mentality.  It's kinda like Portland (which I really like), but with a self-important atitude.

Why stay away from Florida? I currently live in Florida and really like it. I've lived in Michigan and Tennesee as well and I can tell you Florida is far better than either of those places.