I need to start over! Recommend a city/state

[Injury]

Gas, Kansas. Really small town in Kansas less than a mile wide.

They have a cool billboard that says "don't blink... or you might pass gas."

 

[Tea Bag]

Madison, WI
West Des Monies, IA
Quad Cities Area (Davenport / Bettendorf / Moline / Rock Island)
Cedar Rapids, IA

Not in any particular order.. I like Cedar Rapids personally.

 

[Jon855]

Bend, Oregon...

 

[Stuxnet]

My BIL works in DC and says it's an absolutely hell hole. I wouldn't work there for less than a 6 figure salary and benefits out the ass.

You couldn't pay enough to live there or within smelling distance of there.

 

[OmahaTaz]

I hear New Orleans has lots of new opportunities

 

[Stuxnet]

0/10

 

[CraKaJaX]

downtown orlando

 

[DivideBYZero]

Detroit.

 

[imported_Dimicron]

Originally posted by: miri

Originally posted by: kstu
anywhere in virginia

Virginia sucks, im moving next year after I graduate.

:thumbsup:

Northern AZ is nice (Flagstaff or Payson, AZ). Forested, cool, it snows but temps rarely stay below freezing. Intel and Microchip have plants in Chandler and Gilvert, AZ (both pretty much suburbs of Phoenix).

VA and MD have high taxes. Jobs are easy to find in the DC area, but traffic sucks.

PA and OH are nice, but hard to find jobs there.

Northern AZ gets my vote!

 

[SagaLore]

What kind of jobs?

 

[GuitarDaddy]

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: Ricemarine
If you really want to be cheap. live in Texas...

Do you have a specific city? I really like Texas, except the politic stuff that happends down there.

Austin is nice, San Antonio is great, DFW(my home) is also good. Or there are thousands of small towns, if you like the rural life

 

[GuitarDaddy]

Originally posted by: SmoochyTX
Fredericksburg, TX

:thumbsup:

 

[Pantoot]

Originally posted by: Dimicron

Originally posted by: miri

Originally posted by: kstu
anywhere in virginia

Virginia sucks, im moving next year after I graduate.

:thumbsup:

Northern AZ is nice (Flagstaff or Payson, AZ). Forested, cool, it snows but temps rarely stay below freezing. Intel and Microchip have plants in Chandler and Gilvert, AZ (both pretty much suburbs of Phoenix).

VA and MD have high taxes. Jobs are easy to find in the DC area, but traffic sucks.

PA and OH are nice, but hard to find jobs there.

Northern AZ gets my vote!

You wouldn't want to live in Payson or Flag and work in Chandler or Gilbert. You would have to live near Phoenix, and that means dust storms and the horrors of the desert. Better to try PA or OH.

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

Originally posted by: Tea Bag
Madison, WI
West Des Monies, IA
Quad Cities Area (Davenport / Bettendorf / Moline / Rock Island)
Cedar Rapids, IA

Not in any particular order.. I like Cedar Rapids personally.

Madison is pretty nice for students, but I wouldn't want to raise a family around where I am. Maybe in the surrounding suburbs though...

 

[Linflas]

Originally posted by: Dimicron

Originally posted by: miri

Originally posted by: kstu
anywhere in virginia

Virginia sucks, im moving next year after I graduate.

:thumbsup:

Northern AZ is nice (Flagstaff or Payson, AZ). Forested, cool, it snows but temps rarely stay below freezing. Intel and Microchip have plants in Chandler and Gilvert, AZ (both pretty much suburbs of Phoenix).

VA and MD have high taxes. Jobs are easy to find in the DC area, but traffic sucks.

PA and OH are nice, but hard to find jobs there.

Northern AZ gets my vote!

Virginia does not have high taxes.

Virginia?s Tax Burden Below National Average
During the past three decades Virginia's state and local tax burden has consistently ranked below the national average. Estimated at 9.7% of income, Virginia?s state/local tax burden percentage ranks 34th highest in the nation, well below the national average of 10.1%. Virginians pay $3,820 per-capita for state and local taxes.

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[JinLien]

No end visible for rising home prices -- National housing price increase chart.

 

[HardcoreRobot]

Austin, TX

 

[DaShen]

Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Boulder, CO.
Austin, TX. :thumbsup: (I loved it there)
San Francisco, CA.
Seattle, WA.
- Napa Valley.
Rich side of New England if you can afford it. (NJ, NY, NH...)

Out of U.S.
1) Vancouver, B.C., Canada.

 

[ahurtt]

Originally posted by: Triumph

Originally posted by: benkenobi

Originally posted by: AntMan530
I'm getting old. Where should I move too? Recommned a city that has jobs, cheap housing, and friendly people. Perhaps where you currently live or want to live.


Preferably in the US.

How about D.C.?

What are you, retarded? D.C. meets none of his criteria. Horribly expensive, crappy schools, high crime, horrible traffic. People are OK I guess. But this is not a place you should move to.

D.C. should be declared a federal disaster area and evacuated. It is not fit for human habitation if you ask me. A more wretched hive of vile scum and villiany you will not find.

 

[DaShen]

Originally posted by: miri

Originally posted by: kstu
anywhere in virginia

Virginia sucks, im moving next year after I graduate.

I only have good memories of living in VA. Quite peaceful. Nature parks are very good. But if you want a more urban style, you should check out my above list.

 

[Linflas]

Originally posted by: ahurtt

Originally posted by: Triumph

Originally posted by: benkenobi

Originally posted by: AntMan530
I'm getting old. Where should I move too? Recommned a city that has jobs, cheap housing, and friendly people. Perhaps where you currently live or want to live.


Preferably in the US.

How about D.C.?

What are you, retarded? D.C. meets none of his criteria. Horribly expensive, crappy schools, high crime, horrible traffic. People are OK I guess. But this is not a place you should move to.

D.C. should be declared a federal disaster area and evacuated. It is not fit for human habitation if you ask me. A more wretched hive of vile scum and villiany you will not find.

I am guessing you have never been to Newark or driven on the Cross Bronx Expressway.

 

[JinLien]

Originally posted by: DaShen
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Boulder, CO.
Austin, TX. :thumbsup: (I loved it there)
San Francisco, CA.
Seattle, WA.
- Napa Valley.
Rich side of New England if you can afford it. (NJ, NY, NH...)

Out of U.S.
1) Vancouver, B.C., Canada.

Vancouver is nice, but the housing price would give you a nose bleed. Better place for work & housing is Calgary with not too shabby environment but not as warm/pretty as Vancouver.

 

[TallBill]

Suburbs of Chicago.. get a job in the city and ride the train to work. Profit.

 

[Pocahontas]

Small town Michigan, ahh. We live in St Joseph MI. Its on Lake Michigan a little resorty during the summer but when we both moved from larger cities, him Chicago and myself Grand Rapids we fell in love. The people are beyond friendly, neighboors enjoy each other company on there porches at night, I know my mailman, bartenders, bankers. Its a great place to raise a family, enjoy life and relax.

 

[Saint Nick]

Originally posted by: AntMan530

Originally posted by: jndietz

Originally posted by: ironwing
Sydney, Nebraska

hey i've been through there a time or two... omaha here

they have a cabelas!

you mean fishing shop? cabelas?

yeah! and hunting supplies too all kinds of "redneck goodies"... or if you are just a gun/fishing enthusiast

Edit: Omaha, nebraska is a nice town... cold winters and warm summers nice people, i like it here a lot.