Which state would you want to live in?

[BigRedChief]

This poll is only for the 50 states. Vbulletin forums at this level can only do 50 choices. So no international choices or Gaz option.

You determine the reason. Whatever reason, its your reason.

You want to live at the beach? Desert? Mountains? whatever.

You want to live there for the climate, job market, culture etc.

Live there when you no have kids, when your retired etc.

It's your call and vote.

Poll forthcoming

[88TG88]

Montana seems nice

[Mennonite]

is there a worse state than Arkansas?

[stumppy]

You left out Bliss. Thats where I want to live.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by Mennonite

is there a worse state than Arkansas?

You ever been to Mississippi?

[lewdog]

Originally Posted by 88TG88

Montana seems nice

It is. Just a totally different pace of life amongst beautiful surroundings in most every direction.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by stumppy

You left out Bliss. Thats where I want to live.

You live in beltbuckle of the bible belt. The land of cashew chicken, fassnight park and MSU. Is that not bliss?

[007]

I have always said Colorado. Of course, after spending time up in Omaha this weekend I actually would consider Nebraska. But that has more to do with the people I know and the people I met.

[Baby Lee]

My choices vary wildly by the circumstances of 'living in a state."

Is money an object? No in the sense of 'can I spend like an asshole?' but more like 'rent and utilities are not a concern.'

Do I have any control over where I end up in said state? I'd love to live in NY's five boroughs [preferably Manhattan], but would probably prefer Alaska or Idaho to Buffalo, NY.

Do I have any control/sway over who joins me. ie, does moving somewhere remote demand loved ones or close friends remain behind, or do I get a 'who's with me' opportunity?

In all, the two things that keep me from saying Manhattan, full stop, is;

Cars, and
a space to wield power tools, woodworking, metal working, welding, motor and electronics repair/fabrication, all are such a source of relaxation.

[ThaVirus]

There are far too many variables.. But assuming there was a "good" job waiting for me wherever I went, the places that stand out to me most:

Miami, FL

San Diego, CA

Anywhere, HI

[Coochie liquor]

I love Florida, don't really think I could live somewhere else. But if I did it would be Cali. The reggae scene there is so much bigger than in Florida. So although I may regret it I chose Cali!

[kcchiefsus]

Always been a fan of Colorado, and being able to smoke weed legally there just ups the ante.

For somebody who enjoys spending time in the outdoors Colorado is Mecca and I hope to eventually settle there someday.

[loochy]

If not for the people, the government, and the cost of living, I'd choose California. The state has everything: beaches, mountains, forests, deserts, heat, cool, farmland...it's a naturally incredible state.

[blaise]

We had a chance to relocate to Hawaii a few years ago but we turned it down. People we knew that lived there said they got sick of it after a couple of years.

[JoeyChuckles]

Poll fail: I can't choose D.C.

[blaise]

Originally Posted by JoeyChuckles

Poll fail: I can't choose D.C.

You could live in Bethesda, MD. That's right next to the only livable area of DC anyway.