I think living in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia (Atlanta excluded)

[holtmcg]

Might be the worst punishment of all time. Good God what a useless bundle of states. Once again, Atlanta excluded.

[GrownSimba3]

Who was New Orleans?

[holtmcg]

Who was New Orleans?

New Orleans is the most disgusting city I've ever been to (very serious).

[tnel00]

depends on your personality.

Savannah, GA is quite possibly my ideal city to live. Beautiful, laid back, relaxed, still plenty to do.

IMO, NYC, LA, Chicago, and other big cities = the worst places to live. Clustered, everyones in a rush, traffic everywhere, can't ever get peace and quiet.

[rnod]

New Orleans is the most disgusting city I've ever been to (very serious).

Houston is the worst city i have ever been to (srs)

[Glutamine1]

Just made the cut by living in Atlanta. Phew.

[fr8train]

At least it's warm.

[holtmcg]

At least it's warm.

True that.

[SpermWhale]

op said it so it must be true

[Marronis]

You live in Houston lol, calm down. Place smells like pollution 24/7

[holtmcg]

You live in Houston lol, calm down.

I'm from California. I just live here for work.

[Cjjlpsp]

If anybody talk bad about the Dirty South
Tell me what I'M gon do

[BunkMoreland]

Savannah, GA is quite possibly my ideal city to live. Beautiful, laid back, relaxed, still plenty to do.

came to post this. awesome city. would much rather live there than Houston. i've spent time in both places

[Melite]

Apart from those states, I'm moving to Indiana in three years - is it really as bad as the misc says?

[DieVerwandlung]

I have lived in Georgia my whole life. I love it, but Atlanta sucks. GA has the coast, the mountains, athens, etc. AND I can find quiet easily. I can also walk outside my house with my dik out and no one will see. Freedom op, freedom.

[cman1787]

Apart from those states, I'm moving to Indiana in three years - is it really as bad as the misc says?

lol, where at exactly?

[holtmcg]

came to post this. awesome city. would much rather live there than Houston. i've spent time in both places

Savannah is nasty.

[veggie530]

I'm from California. I just live here for work.

What part?

[Melite]

lol, where at exactly?

Purdue. Should I pepper my angus?

[eglionz]

Apart from those states, I'm moving to Indiana in three years - is it really as bad as the misc says?

Midwest can be a drag but honestly it's as bad as you make it. I grew up in Portland, OR and moved to Ohio and my first year here I was just a giant baby... didn't go do anything, bitched about it all the time. I'm on year two and been more proactive about finding stuff to do and it's not bad, there are a lot of cool things here even if it's not as awesome as the west coast.

[BunkMoreland]

Savannah is nasty.

we'll agree to disagree, whoever you are.

fantastic downtown, excellent historic landmarks, 10/10 food and drink spots, the riverwalk is cool, beautiful parks and architecture, beautiful women, good music city.

[jiujitsubro]

agreed on Mississippi, lived there for highschool. most backwards place ever, if you took care of yourself and had a nice place you were a God and at the same time an outcast.

[H0ld3nCaulfield]

California, no thanks. Currently live in Mississippi and love it here. Also lived in Athens, GA and was a great down except not a UGA fan

[Melite]

Midwest can be a drag but honestly it's as bad as you make it. I grew up in Portland, OR and moved to Ohio and my first year here I was just a giant baby... didn't go do anything, bitched about it all the time. I'm on year two and been more proactive about finding stuff to do and it's not bad, there are a lot of cool things here even if it's not as awesome as the west coast.

Yeah, to be honest, I've lived my whole life in a tiny town and never a city, so I think I'll still find it all fascinating anyways.

[GApump]

we'll agree to disagree, whoever you are.

fantastic downtown, excellent historic landmarks, 10/10 food and drink spots, the riverwalk is cool, beautiful parks and architecture, beautiful women, good music city.

Walk 1/4 from any of those places and you'll get shanked by transients.

St. Simons ftw

[BunkMoreland]

Walk 1/4 from any of those places and you'll get shanked by transients.

SSI ftw

well worth the chance. great fuking food and bars around there.

[SF49ers]

New Orleans is an excellent city...just have to know how to navigate it. Great culture and plenty of history. I have enjoyed living here.

Houston? Lol. It's the armpit of the south.

One post its excluded...then Houston is called out and now its 'I only live here for work'. This ******* can't be serious.

[mileysrs]

depends on your personality.

Savannah, GA is quite possibly my ideal city to live. Beautiful, laid back, relaxed, still plenty to do.

came to post this. awesome city. would much rather live there than Houston. i've spent time in both places

these

Savannah is nasty.

wot m8

[H0ld3nCaulfield]

Wouldn't want to live in NO. Although the WW2 museum is awesome.

[eglionz]

You can't beat the cost of living in some of these places, either. When you are young I'd say that's not as important, but when you want to buy a home, get married or raise a family you can get way more for your money in the Midwest or South.

When I lived in OR I paid nearly 200k for a house built in 1905, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom. In Ohio I paid 130k for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home in a nice neighborhood that was built in the 90s. When my dogs pass away in a few years and I can actually invest in a nice home without them destroying things I can basically get a gorgeous 4-5 bedroom, 3-4 bath home for 200-250k. Mon-Friday it's not like I have time to do anything besides work and gym. Weekends I can drive an hour to any number of awesome parks. I miss having Mt. Hood 30 minutes away and the Columbia Gorge in my backyard but I don't miss watching my entire check go to paying a mortgage on a dump of a house, high gas prices, expensive food or the gnarly Portland traffic.

Basically my day-to-day quality of life is better here and I put away enough money to take a couple quality vacations a year which is more than I was able to do back in Portland.

But yeah when I was younger and didn't have dogs, a 9-5 etc I would have to say I enjoyed living in OR and AZ way more.