What would your ideal spot to live in the USA be?

[Shi Huangdi]

Go to www.findyourspot.com

My top 6 results;

Charlotte, NC
Norfolk, VA
Richmond, VA
Tuscon, AZ
Carlisle, PA
Pheonix, AZ

[chequita guevara]

Chicago in South Florida with mountains.

[pchang]

Santa Monica, CA - near the Ocean.

[Shi Huangdi]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Chicago in South Florida with mountains.

Take the ****ing quiz you lazy bum.

[Spiffor]

I think I'd love to be in Oregon's main city. Not too big, some welfare, and a climate feeling like home. Probably the least terrible area there is in the US

Of course, I'd take pretty much any spot in non-Rosbif Europe over that

[GePap]

It gave my top place as hardford Con..., which is insanity!

Based purely on housing costs it seems.

[Az]

@ Quiz. I really like it a lot, it's funny and fun.

[Spiffor]

I took it, and I didn't notice anything funny, except the preposterous idea that religion can be an important aspect of daily life

[Az]

like the "Molten Lava" opinion. It's the spirit of it. It's young and fresh. I really like it.

[Shi Huangdi]

Originally posted by Spiffor

I took it, and I didn't notice anything funny, except the preposterous idea that religion can be an important aspect of daily life

I am sure the idea of religion being a part of daily life would seem strange to a Frenchman, just as a Frenchmen would probably also find the American practice of taking a shower as a part of daily life very strange as well.

[rev]

Portland, OR. Not surprising, but reassuring as I've been considering moving up there in the future.

[asleepathewheel]

Olympia, Washington
Seattle, Washington
Anchorage, Alaska
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Knoxville, Tennessee
Cincinnati, Ohio


Of those I would only seriously choose to live in Seattle, but would tolerate the others, I suppose. Cincinnati? No thanks.

Strangely enough, my current home, Bloomington Indiana, was on page 3 of my list.

[MrFun]

my results for top five choices:

Little Rock, Arkansas

Champaign-Urbana, Illinois

Portland, Oregon

Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Fayetteville, Arkansas

Sacramento, California



But there is one city that I would enjoy living in, that was farther down the list -- Madison, Wisconsin.

[RGBVideo]

(1) Knoxville, Tennessee
Population: 687,300

(2) Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Population: 615,000

(3) Cincinnati, Ohio
Population: 1,650,000

(4) Salt Lake City, Utah (!)
Population: 1,334,000

(5) Denver, Colorado
Population: 2,109,000

(6) Nashville, Tennessee
Population: 545,500

[Spiffor]

Originally posted by Shi Huangdi
I am sure the idea of religion being a part of daily life would seem strange to a Frenchman, just as a Frenchmen would probably also find the American practice of taking a shower as a part of daily life very strange as well.

Good spin of the old and tired joke.