worst state in United States?

[nnl]

Wyoming is beautiful, might be boring but definitely not the worst state

[ShtUp&Sqt]

North/South Dakota
Wyoming
Alabama
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin

all would suck to live in

Grew up in San Diego.......Moved to Kansas on a football scholarship...I'll never leave

Brb.....Great Standard of Living
Brb.....No Cali Traffic
Brb.....No Cali Gun Laws
Brb.....I live in a big city with everything I need
Brb....Not spending 500K on a crap house

[VW_R32]

Utah
/thread

brb ****ty laws about everything

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Love it here, lived in many states, and I am not a Mormon

[windclimber]

Worthwhile states:
California
Washington
Oregon (but only Portland)
Montana
Colorado
New York (but only NYC)
Massachusetts
Florida

The rest of the US is a soulless, illiterate ****hole. I'm torn about putting Philly on the ****hole list, on one hand, it's one of the worst cities in the US; on the other, there is a lot of fun to be had apart from wandering into North/West/South Philly and getting shot/beat/robbed. I guess the one saving grace of that city is that Camden makes it look good by comparison.

GTFO NOW. Portland is a cesspool of skinny jean wearing hipster *******s who like to occupy sh!t. Anywhere in this state is better than Portland by miles and miles.

[FuzzeWuzze]

Anywhere in the SouthEast i wouldnt want to go...not counting Florida i guess..

[Cohaku]

I'd say......Florida

Dry heat, I can take...humid heat...urgh.

I've lived in California, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico, I've visited....Texas...XD

Out of all of these, I think personally I'd be happiest back in Las Vegas, Nevada. Why, you ask? Because it was convenient. We lived reall close to Henderson, and as soon as you entered the town there was Trader Joes, and then, within a sqaure (Literally, make all left turns and you'd go everywhere) There was a Wild Oats, Petsmart, TJMaxx, a good Burlington Coat Factory, and a Good Will. Down the next road was a Big Lots, a Savers (Got so much awesome stuff there <3) a Home Depot and a Lowes. Down the next street was a Wal-Mart, Petco, And a Costco. Down the next was a mall with all the good stores (MACY'S And Robinsons.May, JCPenny, a KBToys (What, I still need my LEGO fix even at 21 XD) a Ross, Target, Borders, and a fitness store.


Although, I do miss Tucson Arizona, they had this WONDERFUL used bookstore named Bookmen's. That's where we bought so many VHSs of old movies that made my youth, and they also sold video games. I loved taking my games, selling them, buying them, and I'd take all my Bionicle sets into the kid's section and play with them <3

This has made me so nostalgic...

[morsecode]

Grew up in San Diego.......Moved to Kansas on a football scholarship...I'll never leave

Brb.....Great Standard of Living
Brb.....No Cali Traffic
Brb.....No Cali Gun Laws
Brb.....I live in a big city with everything I need
Brb....Not spending 500K on a crap house

-you really comparing living to San Diego from Kansas....cmon man
-traffic is whatever i live in a top 10 worst traffic just grab some weed and listen to the radio/music and collect your thoughts and get yourself together. its part of live more people deal with than not
-who cares about gun laws unless your some inbred hick. the only people who always shoot guns usually have small dicks and are cowards
-big city in Kansas is no. Topeka,Wichita and West Kansas city dont count try a real city
-500k on a house? where they do that at anywhere unless your rich

[FuzzeWuzze]

Utah
/thread

brb ****ty laws about everything

The gay Pride magazine found that Utah was the gayest state in the Country in 2011, they used a bunch of metric's for things gays are likely to do (no homophobe)...

I find the irony that the Mormon capital is the Homo capital.

[2 D]

Every single person I've met from Wisconsin has been a complete as$hole (srs). I try my best not to pre-judge people, but honestly everyone I've ever met from Wisconsin (raised or just proud of) they have an arrogance about them for whatever reason.

Other than that, Kansas.. drove through there on the way to spring break.. place is literally 5 and a half hours of the same sh!t once you get past the eastern part of the state and until you hit the rockies. Those mountains were a sight for sore eyes.

[J3T]

ohio.. nuff said

[panda_Express12]

been living in AZ for over ten years...


yeah its not that great

[Kaduceus]

It's a toss up between 2 states for different reasons

Mississippi
Barren flat lands of farms and remnants of Confederate era thinking. Dry counties. Ass hole police officers.

On the plus side Ole Miss is fun as hell, and you can go shoot guns basically wherever you want to.

North Dakota
Barren wasteland of nothingness

Nobody ever even thinks of North Dakota. It sucks so much there was serious talk of re-joining North and South Dakota to just Dakota.

Met one person who went to University of North Dakota, said it was the most miserable four years of his life.

[BradInPhx]

Probably Nevada, AZ, NM area...would be nothing but a dry ass uninhabitable wasteland without modern conveniences.

About that... I wore Flip flops, shorts and a tshirt to work today. You mad?

[Jpenn89]

I am already here.

brb 110 in the summer
brb -20 in the winter
brb wind is 40+ MPH all year
Brb flat as fuk, no MAJOR cities, Mostly farmland and feeding pastures...

Fuking hate kansas.

[mrsnruB1111]

I would have to say Arkansas

Most other states have some sort of redeeming attribute

Bill Clinton is awesome n all....but thats all it has

[asylumz]

Politically in regards to states I've lived in: California and Hawaii

[fieldysnutz]

Worthwhile states:
California
Washington
Oregon (but only Portland)
Montana
Colorado
New York (but only NYC)
Massachusetts
Florida

The rest of the US is a soulless, illiterate ****hole. I'm torn about putting Philly on the ****hole list, on one hand, it's one of the worst cities in the US; on the other, there is a lot of fun to be had apart from wandering into North/West/South Philly and getting shot/beat/robbed. I guess the one saving grace of that city is that Camden makes it look good by comparison.

not sure if srs or trolling

[ShtUp&Sqt]

-you really comparing living to San Diego from Kansas....cmon man
-traffic is whatever i live in a top 10 worst traffic just grab some weed and listen to the radio/music and collect your thoughts and get yourself together. its part of live more people deal with than not
-who cares about gun laws unless your some inbred hick. the only people who always shoot guns usually have small dicks and are cowards
-big city in Kansas is no. Topeka,Wichita and West Kansas city dont count try a real city
-500k on a house? where they do that at anywhere unless your rich

Just speaking from experience......Lived in San Diego for 22 years. It's nice....all my family is back there. Great place to visit. Cost of living is crazy high. You wait in traffic for an hour every damn day. Look for a parking space every place you go to. No....Cali gun laws are retarded. Worst state in the Union in that regard. Big City in a way that I have everything I need. Pro Football, Baseball. KU Basketball.....great restaurants, concerts. I wouldn't live in Western Kansas that's for sure. Great laid back communities, good schools, people are nice......Great place to live and settle down. My mom's two bedroom house in San Diego just appraised at 450K. I could live in a mansion out here. For a young single guy...maybe not for you. But as you get tired of the rat race and want good value and a great place to raise a family Kansas City is a pretty good option.

[themiscson]

moving to Wyoming next month....feelsbadman.jpeg

why?

[803988294]

Probably Nevada, AZ, NM area...would be nothing but a dry ass uninhabitable wasteland without modern conveniences.

Location: Wisconsin

I'd probably say anything in the northeast/midwest/south outside of the urban areas. A lot of people are naming western states like Montana and Wyoming, have you *******s even been there?

[bcop]

There is not a single state in the US that does not have great things about it. Ergo, this thread is pointless.

[jswift79]

from Canada. road tripped to Vermont...nothing in that state. reminded of Canada, but Jay Peak Resort is a niiice place to ski

[89shaggy]

Kansas is a great place to settle down. Here $200k gets you a fairly nice 2 story+basement house in a good neighborhood. KC is definitely a big city (massive metro) and Johnson County is probably the nicest place in the state to live considering it's the richest county. Schools are great, KU med school, great road system for the most part. BRB 20 minute to 2 hour drive from LA to Studio City depending on 405.

Now as far as my nightmare state.....brb Mississippi. I was only driving through for 2-3 hours and had the sh!t scared out of me twice. BRB Tupelo ghetto, taking turns waiting in the car while one of us goes to pay for gas/get food. BRB I-22 worst highway I've ever driven on.

[East1600plus]

Every single person I've met from Wisconsin has been a complete as$hole (srs). I try my best not to pre-judge people, but honestly everyone I've ever met from Wisconsin (raised or just proud of) they have an arrogance about them for whatever reason.

Other than that, Kansas.. drove through there on the way to spring break.. place is literally 5 and a half hours of the same sh!t once you get past the eastern part of the state and until you hit the rockies. Those mountains were a sight for sore eyes.

theres some good spots in western kansas... but hell i think eastern colorado is worse than western kansas lol... b/c u get all excited u finally hit colorado then u realize u have to wait another like 3-4 hours before u r in the ****ing mountains lol

western nebraska is pretty sick, it just feels so peaceful

[2 D]

theres some good spots in western kansas... but hell i think eastern colorado is worse than western kansas lol... b/c u get all excited u finally hit colorado then u realize u have to wait another like 3-4 hours before u r in the ****ing mountains lol

western nebraska is pretty sick, it just feels so peaceful

That stretch between Lawrence or so until the Rockies was not the most exciting drive.

We stopped in Lawrence, I actually liked Kansas' campus a lot. Was really nice actually IMO.

And yes when you see the Rockies, definitely a tease, but at least you know what is coming on the horizon. Once you get in them, it is very beautiful.

[Gris419]

ohio.. Nuff said

lol michigan sucks brb unemployed

brb detroit/flint

[dassie]

GTFO NOW. Portland is a cesspool of skinny jean wearing hipster *******s who like to occupy sh!t. Anywhere in this state is better than Portland by miles and miles.

this this this this. i've been in portland all my life and it is the ****tiest fckn city ever. bums everywhere, obnoxious coffee drinking hipsters, terrible drivers, horrible weather, i can go on and on...

molalla is better than this hellhole and that's saying something

as for worst state, i'd have to go with california from my experience.

[pickupstix60]

Lol this

http://money.cnn.com/2011/10/28/pf/A...jobs/index.htm

it's pretty easy to find high-pay high-intensity jobs in various places. i could drop everything and go weld on an oil rig in the middle of nowhere for 7 days a week for 4 months straight and make a killing...but would I want to?

[CandiiiBee]

Kentucky.seriously.sucks...

[roadtrippin]

minnesota