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live in texas or live in missouri?

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Semidevil

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anybody have experience w/ 1 or both of these states?

Texas meaning: austin, dallas,
Missouri meaning St louis.

I'm looking for: nice weather, low crime rate, friendly people, more job opportunities, more choice of universities, low cost of living, overall living condition.
 
Originally posted by: Semidevil
anybody have experience w/ 1 or both of these states?

Texas meaning: austin, dallas,
Missouri meaning St louis.

I'm looking for: nice weather, low crime rate, friendly people, more job opportunities, more choice of universities, low cost of living, overall living condition.
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Not sure about Texas, but that rules out all of the St. Louis area.
 
I have driven through both, and I would pick Texas over Missouri, but having only lived in Ohio and New Mexico, I can't comment on living in either one you mentioned.
 
Don't come to Texas, we hate blacks and we'll shoot you if you come and ring our doorbell to ask for a cup of sugar /Sarcasm

 
Austin is quite often ranked as the number one city to live in. Relative low cost of living - oddly enough it's about the highest in Texas but compared to similar cities across the country it is much more affordable.

I used to live in the DFW area (Arlington) and really liked it. Texas is a good place to live - very cheap compared to most of the country - but I am sure a bunch of knuckleheads here on ATOT will say some crazy ignorant close-minded things to trash the state.
 
Originally posted by: Babbles
Austin is quite often ranked as the number one city to live in. Relative low cost of living - oddly enough it's about the highest in Texas but compared to similar cities across the country it is much more affordable.

I used to live in the DFW area (Arlington) and really liked it. Texas is a good place to live - very cheap compared to most of the country - but I am sure a bunch of knuckleheads here on ATOT will say some crazy ignorant close-minded things to trash the state.
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Don't move to Texas, its full of a bunch of ignorant hicks. Oh wait, I live in Texas.

*wildly shoots gun into ceiling*
 
Originally posted by: Babbles
Austin is quite often ranked as the number one city to live in. Relative low cost of living - oddly enough it's about the highest in Texas but compared to similar cities across the country it is much more affordable.

I used to live in the DFW area (Arlington) and really liked it. Texas is a good place to live - very cheap compared to most of the country - but I am sure a bunch of knuckleheads here on ATOT will say some crazy ignorant close-minded things to trash the state.
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Austin's like a nugget of gold in a steaming pile of shit.
 
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: Babbles
Austin is quite often ranked as the number one city to live in. Relative low cost of living - oddly enough it's about the highest in Texas but compared to similar cities across the country it is much more affordable.

I used to live in the DFW area (Arlington) and really liked it. Texas is a good place to live - very cheap compared to most of the country - but I am sure a bunch of knuckleheads here on ATOT will say some crazy ignorant close-minded things to trash the state.
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Austin's like a nugget of gold in a steaming pile of shit.
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Quite an amazing analysis you have there.
 
Originally posted by: Semidevil
anybody have experience w/ 1 or both of these states?

Texas meaning: austin, dallas,
Missouri meaning St louis.

I'm looking for: nice weather, low crime rate, friendly people, more job opportunities, more choice of universities, low cost of living, overall living condition.
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Both states suck. I live in Missouri.
 
Lived in Texas and currently living in Missouri. I prefer Texas. The cost of living is lower here, but I made way more money than I'm saving. It is nice to get away from the heat though.

 
I lived in STL for 7 years and wouldn't go back. Some of MO is alright though. Texas is huge and you can find just about anything you'd want. The Austin/San Antonio area is growing like crazy yet in most areas the cost of living is still reasonable.
 
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