The Top 12 States to Live In

[sopas ej]

[Boisebro]

source

[iheartthed]

Which one is 17th? I think IL and PA both have cases to be made for that spot.

[The North One]

They forgot to color Long Island.

[JManc]

The use of 'dang' in the US:

[Steely Dan]

^ LOL at Indiana!

It really doesn't belong.

[mousquet]

Originally Posted by JManc

The use of 'dang' in the US

Ah, ok... I think I read it was used as some less vulgar way to say "damn", that would be an actual swear word (a real curse) in the US.
So I would sometimes use it as an understatement, myself, instead of "damn" or "fuck", while I'm not exactly from the red area, to say the least.

Bah, I don't mind. Not affected by your national issues or stereotypes anyway.
You know, they just say "damn" would be rude, impolite.

Here in France, we've got hundreds of ways to curse. But I guess it's better for you guys not to be aware.
I shouldn't even tell you.

[bobdreamz]

Originally Posted by JManc

The use of 'dang' in the US:

See this Map tight here proves my point that Florida isn't really "Southern" !

[Klippenstein]

Originally Posted by bobdreamz

See this Map tight here proves my point that Florida isn't really "Southern" !

We’ll trade South Florida for Indiana. Who do I talk to to make this official? Might as well throw in New Orleans too while we’re at it.

[bobdreamz]

Originally Posted by Klippenstein

We’ll trade South Florida for Indiana. Who do I talk to to make this official? Might as well throw in New Orleans too while we’re at it.

Can we bring our Beaches, Weather & Skyscrapers?

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[tdawg]

Hilarious. Ironically the bottom states minus California would be my last choices to live.

[iheartthed]

Originally Posted by tdawg

Hilarious. Ironically the bottom states minus California would be my last choices to live.

Mostly same. I've never been to New Mexico, but Breaking Bad made it seem like a nice place. But there must be a reason that the Californians have leapfrogged it in favor of Austin?

[Sigaven]

Originally Posted by JManc

The use of 'dang' in the US:

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Haha that reminds me of this:
https://www.businessinsider.com/thin...ers-say-2018-1

"Access road" hits home for me lol.

[sopas ej]

Originally Posted by tdawg

Hilarious. Ironically the bottom states minus California would be my last choices to live.

Originally Posted by iheartthed

Mostly same. I've never been to New Mexico, but Breaking Bad made it seem like a nice place. But there must be a reason that the Californians have leapfrogged it in favor of Austin?

I actually love New Mexico. And I'm very glad that people have been leapfrogging it; I don't want it to change/get ruined by too many people living there.

Funny, because my 3 favorite states of the US are "bottom" states: California, New Mexico, and Hawaii.

[iheartthed]

Originally Posted by sopas ej

I actually love New Mexico. And I'm very glad that people have been leapfrogging it; I don't want it to change/get ruined by too many people living there.

Funny, because my 3 favorite states of the US are "bottom" states: California, New Mexico, and Hawaii.

Yeah, bottom west is certainly better than bottom east. While the best of the top states is biased towards the east.

[McBane]

Originally Posted by sopas ej

Was this list put together by a Canadian?

[CivicBlues]

Unlikely, as most Canadians would choose Arizona, Florida, California, Hawaii based on their winter migration patterns.

[BnaBreaker]

Originally Posted by iheartthed

Mostly same. I've never been to New Mexico, but Breaking Bad made it seem like a nice place. But there must be a reason that the Californians have leapfrogged it in favor of Austin?

The show about a cancer patient cooking meth for a drug cartel made New Mexico seem like a nice place?

[Buckeye Native 001]

For whatever its worth, the cinematography was gorgeous.

[bigstick]

What a joke of maps...