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Seward, Alaska Alaska’s Coastal Haven
At this city's annual Polar Bear Jump Off Festival, costumed people jump into Alaska's frigid Pacific to raise money for charity...

Ketchikan, Alaska Alaska’s First City
The land rises so steeply from the water’s edge here that town is only 5 blocks wide…

Bremerton, Washington Port to the Puget Sound
This Washington town is home to the nation's largest and longest-running Armed Forces Day celebration…

Sandpoint, Idaho Idaho’s Arts Town
This picturesque spot in Idaho's panhandle puts on one of the Northwest's premier musical festivals each summer...

Dillon, Montana Big Sky Country
This scenic town rests along Montana's Beaverhead River, one of the best fly fishing areas in the world

Mount Vernon, Washington A City in Bloom
Thanks to low crime, high income, and robust school funding, this spot was named the "best small city in America" in a demographics study…



I'd probably pick the Idaho town. I have a thing for small artsy towns in the forested hills (spent large portion of childhood in one).

I guess I got so many places in Florida because I said I liked to live near the sea. It should have had a "How important is it for you to live near to elderly Jews?" option to weed them out.


Charleston, South Carolina Cosmopolitan Southern City
Fort Sumter, the scene of the first shots of the Civil War, overlooks this city's harbor...
Population: 549,000 | Average Home Price: $230,000 | Precipitation: 52" | Snow: 0"

Ocala, Florida Kingdom of the Sun
This tree-lined spot on the Silver River has been nationally recognized for its prize-winning horses…
Population: 46,000 | Average Home Price: $105,000 | Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 0"

Jacksonville, Florida Florida’s First Coast
Here in Florida’s “youngest city” the median age is just 32…
Population: 1,100,000 | Average Home Price: $127,000 | Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 0"

Biloxi-Gulfport, Mississippi The Sparkling Gulf Coast
This city started as a French settlement in 1699; its name means "First People"…
Population: 122,000 | Average Home Price: $120,000 | Precipitation: 60" | Snow: 0"


Tacoma, Washington Port City of the Cascades
This city's name comes from the Native American name for Mt. Rainier, "Tacobet," meaning Mother of the Waters...
Population: 194,000 | Average Home Price: $167,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 16"

Kent, Washington The Heart of Puget Sound
This family-friendly town is centrally located in the heart of the Puget Sound region…
Population: 80,000 | Average Home Price: $220,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 15"


Coral Springs, Florida Kids Town, U.S.A.
This town between Miami and Palm Beach is known as one of the most successful planned communities in the world…
Population: 117,500 | Average Home Price: $250,000 | Precipitation: 60" | Snow: 0"

Tallahassee, Florida Florida’s Grand Old Capital
This city is home to the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, site of the most intense constant magnetic field on Earth…
Population: 285,000 | Average Home Price: $148,000 | Precipitation: 62" | Snow: 0"

Asheville, North Carolina Land of the Sky
This Blue Ridge town's annual "Shindig on the Green" is an evening of informal, impromptu bluegrass jam sessions…
Population: 70,000 | Average Home Price: $187,500 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 16"

Greenville, South Carolina The Rising Star of the South
The Peace Center for the Performing Arts presents theater and concerts in this South Carolina city's rejuvenated downtown…
Population: 56,000 | Average Home Price: $173,000 | Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 7"

Seattle, Washington The Emerald City
The game "Pictionary" was developed by a waiter in this town in 1986…
Population: 3,555,000 | Average Home Price: $325,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 15"

Loveland, Colorado Rocky Mountain Splendor
This "sweetheart city" in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains annually postmarks more than 300,000 Valentines with its special stamp…
Population: 51,000 | Average Home Price: $198,000 | Precipitation: 16" | Snow: 35"

Gainesville, Florida The Heart of Florida
Consistently ranked as one of America's best spots, this city is surrounding by undeveloped forests, lakes, and wetlands…
Population: 218,000 | Average Home Price: $129,000 | Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 0"

Miami, Florida The Gold Coast
This exciting Florida melting pot city draws on West Indian, Cuban, African, European and Native American heritages…
Population: 2,256,000 | Average Home Price: $213,000 | Precipitation: 60" | Snow: 0"

Olympia, Washington The Evergreen Capital
Set on a magnificent peninsula in the South Puget Sound, this spot was originally called "black bear place" before being renamed after nearby mountains…
Population: 207,300 | Average Home Price: $169,000 | Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 10"

Chattanooga, Tennessee City of Vision
The beautiful former depot of this town's famous Choo-Choo is now a unique vacation complex…
Population: 155,000 | Average Home Price: $119,000 | Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 10"

Bellingham, Washington The Victorian Seaport
The annual Ski to Sea challenge held in this breathtaking port city includes snow skiing, running, biking, and kayaking…
Population: 61,000 | Average Home Price: $195,000 | Precipitation: 36" | Snow: 7"

Cincinnati, Ohio The Queen City
This big Ohio city with the small-town feel is home to baseball's first professional team: the Reds started in 1869…
Population: 1,650,000 | Average Home Price: $150,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 19"

West Palm Beach, Florida The Gold Coast
This famous Florida spot hosts "Sunfest," the state's largest music and art festival on the waterfront…
Population: 1,131,000 | Average Home Price: $215,000 | Precipitation: 60" | Snow: 0"

Fort Myers-Cape Coral, Florida The City of Palms
You can visit the former winter estates of neighbors Henry Ford and Thomas Edison in this Florida Gulf Coast town...
Population: 441,000 | Average Home Price: $135,000 | Precipitation: 54" | Snow: 0"

Knoxville, Tennessee Gateway to the Smoky Mountains
In the shadow of the Great Smoky and Cumberland Mountains, this spot served as Tennessee's capital from 1796 to 1812…
Population: 687,300 | Average Home Price: $140,000 | Precipitation: 47" | Snow: 11"

Bloomington, Indiana The Sophisticated Small City
The great songwriter Hoagland "Hoagy" Carmichael got his start while studying law in this Indiana town...
Population: 120,000 | Average Home Price: $154,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 21"

Houston, Texas City of Excitement
Texas won its independence from Mexico at a battle fought here in 1836; the city became the capital of the Republic of Texas...
Population: 4,178,000 | Average Home Price: $125,000 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 0"

Fort Collins, Colorado The Choice City
This Colorado town is home to the Sweatsville Zoo, a sculpture park with over 100 works made entirely from scrap metal…
Population: 119,000 | Average Home Price: $212,000 | Precipitation: 16" | Snow: 48"

I’d like to live in a community with a large Spanish-speaking population.


:p

Uh no, unless I'm in Spain.

My results were all small and medium sized communities in the Northeast.

I only want to live in the Great Lakes region, Northern Michigan or rural Wisconsin, Minnesota. Everywhere else I go people make fun of my accent. :p

Are you a yooper?

Butte, MT, was once rated "The Ugliest City in America." I've been there four times, and each time I have to leave, I swear to myself that I'm moving there. It's the prettiest place I've ever seen. A dead copper mine and dying brick edifices thrown in a pile against the Continental Divide. Once I get the cash and a nice hooded parka, I'm there. :cool:

I only want to live in the Great Lakes region, Northern Michigan or rural Wisconsin, Minnesota. Everywhere else I go people make fun of my accent. :p
Yep a lot of rags live around that area.

Carlisle, Pennsylvania The Waterfront Capital
The Rockville Bridge near this Pennsylvania town was built in 1901 and is still the longest stone arch bridge in the world…

Population: 615,000 | Average Home Price: $122,000 | Precipitation: 40" | Snow: 37"

Ogden, Utah Where Utah Comes Together
This scenic "Crossroads of the West" is set between Utah's Great Salt Lake and the magnificent Wasatch Mountains…

Population: 77,000 | Average Home Price: $127,500 | Precipitation: 17" | Snow: 63"

Spokane, Washington Northwestern Jewel
This Washington golf mecca hosts a Lilac Festival every year; in 1974 it also hosted the World's Fair...

Population: 418,000 | Average Home Price: $130,000 | Precipitation: 17" | Snow: 50"

Anchorage, Alaska City of Lights and Flowers
Cries of "Gold" echoed through this town in 1882 after prospectors hit paydirt at nearby Crow Creek…

Population: 260,000 | Average Home Price: $225,000 | Precipitation: 15" | Snow: 71"

Salt Lake City, Utah This is the Place
In 2002, this spot became the largest city ever to host the Winter Olympics…

Population: 1,334,000 | Average Home Price: $175,000 | Precipitation: 15" | Snow: 55"

Great Falls, Montana Where the Rockies Meet the Plains
Captain Meriwether Lewis and his companion William Clark encountered a hostile grizzly bear near the waterfalls of this great spot in 1805…

Norfolk, Virginia Heart of the Hampton Roads
This spot was the only American city completely destroyed and rebuilt in the Revolutionary War; a British cannonball in St. Paul's Church wall is a reminder…


Hampton, Virginia City on the Chesapeake
The new Virginia Air and Space Center is located in this city, home of the first training facility for American astronauts

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Big City on the Plains
Located in the heart of America, visitors to this town can use water taxis to visit restaurants and shops in the famous Bricktown district…

Louisville, Kentucky Home of the Kentucky Derby
This beautiful river city was home to Colonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken…

Tulsa, Oklahoma A Blend of the Best
This technologically important Oklahoma city hosts a low-tech Blue Grass and Chili Festival each year...

Augusta, Georgia Georgia’s Garden City
The Masters golf tournament is held in this Georgia town each year…

West Monroe, the place I live, is a nice place. All around the city are wooded areas of country side, many 200,000 through 1,000,000 dollar houses in quite a couple of areas, and the slummy parts, which are few are all in one area. This place is great. We always have parades of rebel flags going down the streets, jacked up trucks with loud pipes roaring, fourwheelers all over. Johnny Rebel is always playing somewhere too. The coons down here know their places. Right across the river though is Monroe, which has even richer communities is some places but 80% of it is run down ghettos. I myself live way out into the country about 14 miles from the city but I got a nice highway to travel back into town with and no cops patrol so I can run 100+ easy.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin The Genuine American City
This Wisconsin "City of Festivals" celebrates its diverse ethnic heritage all year long, with over 20 major cultural festivals…

Population: 1,500,000 | Average Home Price: $125,000 | Precipitation: 31" | Snow: 47"



Worcester, Massachusetts The Heart of the Commonwealth
This city at the heart of New England is home to the EcoTarium, a science center for all ages…

Population: 502,500 | Average Home Price: $215,000 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 45"

Chicago, Illinois The Windy City
This big city has more shopping center space per capita than any other American city…

Population: 8,300,000 | Average Home Price: $210,000 | Precipitation: 32" | Snow: 40"

Hartford, Connecticut The Insurance Capital
This Connecticut city is home to America's oldest State House, oldest public art museum, and oldest continuously published newspaper...

Population: 1,183,000 | Average Home Price: $155,000 | Precipitation: 41" | Snow: 42"

Washington, District of Columbia The World's Greatest Capital
This most patriotic of American cities was laid out by a French architect…

Population: 572,000 | Average Home Price: $300,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 16"


Providence, Rhode Island New England’s Best Kept Kept Secret
This Rhode Island spot is the home of the award-winning flaming sculpture WaterFire, installed on the three rivers of downtown...

Population: 955,500 | Average Home Price: $190,000 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 32"

Augusta, Georgia Georgia’s Garden City ...

Hardly. You'll notice the Masters broadcasts don't include any picturesque tours of the olde towne.

Hardly. You'll notice the Masters broadcasts don't include any picturesque tours of the olde towne.
It must have registered on the list for other reasons, because I ****ing hate golf( minigolf is fun, my father ewwww likes to watch golf on tv) and put that in the survey...

LOL, Von got Washington DC!

He also got Worcester( don't let them tell you its a city its a big ghetto sprawl)... Milwaukee is supposedly one of the few places with uglier women then New England.

Providence isn't bad I can't see much good about other places on that list.

I'm trying to imagine the test questions and answers needed to get Von's list.

I like Slums - Agree

Gang Activity is a good display of community spirit - Strongly Agree

I'm trying to imagine the test questions and answers needed to get Von's list.

I like Slums - Agree

Gang Activity is a good display of community spirit - Strongly Agree
LOL... unlike me he'd probably do something stupid and get "****ed up" in Worcester.

I live in the Detroit suburbs. My city is 92% "White" (78% European, 14% Arab). There are more Asians here than blacks, but not for long. I keep seeing these really DARK black people walking around, I mean fresh-off-the-slave-ship blackity black. They really stand out. :)

Perun probably has the same accent as me. A Michigan accent is slightly less strong than a stereotypical Minnesota accent, with a bit of Canadian. Think of how Michael Moore sounds, its a bit high pitched (maybe we have a lot of Cro-Magnon influence here?). When I lived in Colorado people asked if I was from Canada, eh? :o

Medina, Washington
Ketchikan, Alaska
Bar Harbor, Maine
Lewiston, Maine
Mount Vernon, Washington
Easton, Pennsylvania

Seems to be accurate; the only ones I've been to are Baltimore and Chicago, but I loved them both.


Worcester, Massachusetts The Heart of the Commonwealth
This city at the heart of New England is home to the EcoTarium, a science center for all ages…

New Haven, Connecticut Home of Yale University
The first hamburger was cooked at Louis' Lunch in this Connecticut spot in 1900...

Providence, Rhode Island New England’s Best Kept Kept Secret
This Rhode Island spot is the home of the award-winning flaming sculpture WaterFire, installed on the three rivers of downtown...

Hartford, Connecticut The Insurance Capital
This Connecticut city is home to America's oldest State House, oldest public art museum, and oldest continuously published newspaper...

Boston, Massachusetts America’s Walking City
Here in "America's Walking City," you can stroll down to famous Franklin Park for the annual Kite Festival...

Baltimore, Maryland The Sparkling Harbor City
This Atlantic seaboard city is home to the National Aquarium…

Little Rock, Arkansas Where America Comes Together
All Maybelline products distributed in the U.S. are made in this fashion-conscious spot…

Milwaukee, Wisconsin The Genuine American City
This Wisconsin "City of Festivals" celebrates its diverse ethnic heritage all year long, with over 20 major cultural festivals…

Danbury, Connecticut Small-Town Charm Near the Big Apple
Zadoc Benedict began making beaver hats here in 1780, starting this Connecticut town's important hat industry...

Baton Rouge, Louisiana The Cajun Capital
This town was named after the red stick its founder saw on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River…

New Orleans, Louisiana The Crescent City
This Creole city hosts a Jambalaya Festival and a Shrimp Festival each year…

Chicago, Illinois The Windy City
This big city has more shopping center space per capita than any other American city…

Bar Harbor, Maine

Ba Habah( as they say in Boston)?

Seward, Alaska Alaska’s Coastal Haven
Ketchikan, Alaska Alaska’s First City
Windham, New York The Land In The Sky
You can "Be Greek for a Day" at this Catskill Mountain town's annual Grecian Festival...
Camden, Maine Where the Mountains Meet the Sea
Mae West once performed at this Maine town's spectacular Victorian opera house…

Worcester, Massachusetts The Heart of the Commonwealth
This city at the heart of New England is home to the EcoTarium, a science center for all ages…


Worcester #1... holy dog**** the voices in your head must have multiple personalities for you to be that ****ed up.

The joke in Worcester after 9/11 was we had nothing to worry about from terrorist, because anything they blew up would improve the place.

Anchorage, Alaska City of Lights and Flowers
Cries of "Gold" echoed through this town in 1882 after prospectors hit paydirt at nearby Crow Creek…

Population: 260,000 | Average Home Price: $225,000 | Precipitation: 15" | Snow: 71"

Carlisle, Pennsylvania The Waterfront Capital
The Rockville Bridge near this Pennsylvania town was built in 1901 and is still the longest stone arch bridge in the world…

Population: 615,000 | Average Home Price: $122,000 | Precipitation: 40" | Snow: 37"

Seattle, Washington The Emerald City
The game "Pictionary" was developed by a waiter in this town in 1986…

Population: 3,555,000 | Average Home Price: $325,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 15"

Hartford, Connecticut The Insurance Capital
This Connecticut city is home to America's oldest State House, oldest public art museum, and oldest continuously published newspaper...

Population: 1,183,000 | Average Home Price: $155,000 | Precipitation: 41" | Snow: 42"

Worcester, Massachusetts The Heart of the Commonwealth
This city at the heart of New England is home to the EcoTarium, a science center for all ages…

Population: 502,500 | Average Home Price: $215,000 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 45"

Danbury, Connecticut Small-Town Charm Near the Big Apple
Zadoc Benedict began making beaver hats here in 1780, starting this Connecticut town's important hat industry...

Population: 75,000 | Average Home Price: $280,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 50"

Spokane, Washington Northwestern Jewel
This Washington golf mecca hosts a Lilac Festival every year; in 1974 it also hosted the World's Fair...

Population: 418,000 | Average Home Price: $130,000 | Precipitation: 17" | Snow: 50"

Nashua, New Hampshire The Gate City
Due to is location straddling the Nashua River, residents of this spot fought vigorously in 1842 over which side of the river should get the town hall…

Population: 97,000 | Average Home Price: $248,000 | Precipitation: 45" | Snow: 75"

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania The Waterfront Capital
The Rockville Bridge just north of this Pennsylvania town was built in 1901 and is still the longest stone arch bridge in the world…

Population: 67,000 | Average Home Price: $100,000 | Precipitation: 40" | Snow: 37"

Olympia, Washington The Evergreen Capital
Set on a magnificent peninsula in the South Puget Sound, this spot was originally called "black bear place" before being renamed after nearby mountains…

Population: 207,300 | Average Home Price: $169,000 | Precipitation: 51" | Snow: 10"

Portland, Oregon City of Roses
This Oregon city has the nation's largest forested municipal park, the aptly-named Forest Park…

Population: 1,573,000 | Average Home Price: $196,000 | Precipitation: 36" | Snow: 5"

Portland, Maine Jewel By the Sea
This port town's historic "Observatory" tower was built in 1807 so local businessmen could literally know when their ship was coming in...

Population: 266,000 | Average Home Price: $190,000 | Precipitation: 41" | Snow: 74"

Manchester, New Hampshire The Queen City
This town's most famous citizen was General John Stark, a Revolutionary War hero best known for penning the New Hampshire motto "Live Free or Die"...

Population: 198,000 | Average Home Price: $197,500 | Precipitation: 42" | Snow: 64"

Albany, New York Crossroads of the Northeast
This city of museums and galleries is home to the New York State Museum, with over 5 million artifacts and specimens…

Population: 294,500 | Average Home Price: $105,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 60"

Tacoma, Washington Port City of the Cascades
This city's name comes from the Native American name for Mt. Rainier, "Tacobet," meaning Mother of the Waters...

Population: 194,000 | Average Home Price: $167,000 | Precipitation: 39" | Snow: 16"

Kent, Washington The Heart of Puget Sound
This family-friendly town is centrally located in the heart of the Puget Sound region…

Population: 80,000 | Average Home Price: $220,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 15"

Long Island, New York The Great Island
This largest island on America's East Coast offers an incredible variety of cultures and landscapes…

Population: 2,780,000 | Average Home Price: $300,000 | Precipitation: 45" | Snow: 27"

Altoona, Pennsylvania Hometown, USA
This town is home to the oldest roller coaster in the world: the "Leap-The-Dips"…

Population: 50,000 | Average Home Price: $92,000 | Precipitation: 37" | Snow: 48"

Providence, Rhode Island New England’s Best Kept Kept Secret
This Rhode Island spot is the home of the award-winning flaming sculpture WaterFire, installed on the three rivers of downtown...

Population: 955,500 | Average Home Price: $190,000 | Precipitation: 48" | Snow: 32"

Erie, Pennsylvania The Flagship City
This city's sheltered Presque Isle Bay is home to the U.S. Brig Niagara, the tallest "tall ship" on the Great Lakes...

Population: 281,000 | Average Home Price: $114,000 | Precipitation: 42" | Snow: 85"

New Haven, Connecticut Home of Yale University
The first hamburger was cooked at Louis' Lunch in this Connecticut spot in 1900...

Population: 542,000 | Average Home Price: $175,000 | Precipitation: 43" | Snow: 30"

Syracuse, New York The Heart of New York State
This city is home to the famous Everson Museum of Art, with buildings designed by I.M.Pei…

Population: 147,000 | Average Home Price: $80,000 | Precipitation: 36" | Snow: 115"

Rochester, New York The Flower City
This spot is the home of the George Eastman House, the world's premier photography and motion pictures museum…

Population: 220,000 | Average Home Price: $115,000 | Precipitation: 36" | Snow: 91"

Boston, Massachusetts America’s Walking City
Here in "America's Walking City," you can stroll down to famous Franklin Park for the annual Kite Festival...

Population: 3,400,000 | Average Home Price: $365,000 | Precipitation: 43" | Snow: 41"


Well we can rule out anything in New York for about 15 major reasons. Eastern Pennsylvania is too developed, central Pennsylvania is nice but not far enough north and western Pennsylvania is too Rust Belt. I wish they had had an option for New England only, not "the Northeast." I'd like to escape from the Great Lakes entirely, not move into the shadow of a different one. Massachusetts has its charms but the politics are revolting. I actually liked visiting Worcester when I was a kid but you guys seem to say it sucks now. Hartford was already a ****hole when I left New England, I don't really want to go back to its Puerto Rican gangs and black drug dealers. Boston is about as tolerable as an American big city can get, but as I said, the politics make me gag.
I've never been to the Northwest and don't know much about it. Except for Alaska, it probably doesn't get cold enough for me.
Given what I know, I'd probably pick one of the New Hampshire locations. Relatively loose gun laws, low taxes, relatively few blacks, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans.

I actually liked visiting Worcester when I was a kid but you guys seem to say it sucks now.

It does suck.

I actually liked visiting Worcester when I was a kid but you guys seem to say it sucks now.

It does suck.

Why do y'all live there?

My great-grandfather had a saying: "If you don't like the way the water tastes in a place, move." What he meant was that there are so many choices in this country, there is no excuse for staying in a place where you're miserable.

Why do y'all live there?

School, I don't anymore. I do like that description of Norfolk Virginia( hey thats CIA HQ right lol...).

I do like that description of Norfolk Virginia( hey thats CIA HQ right lol...).

I think the CIA is based in Langley. The FBI is in Quantico.

Oh actually wait im being an idiot, Norfolk is a major naval base not CIA HQ.

I live in the Detroit suburbs. My city is 92% "White" (78% European, 14% Arab). There are more Asians here than blacks, but not for long. I keep seeing these really DARK black people walking around, I mean fresh-off-the-slave-ship blackity black. They really stand out. :)

You must live in an East Side 'burb. :|

Lanesboro, Minnesota Bluff Country Beauty
This historic Minnesota town is one of the "Top 50 Outdoor Sports Towns in America," according to Sports Afield Magazine...

Population: 790 | Average Home Price: $125,000 | Precipitation: 27" | Snow: 40"
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Hancock-Houghton, Michigan Upper Peninsula Gems
This Michigan spot is a wonderland in winter, with the best snowmobiling in the country and a festive Winter Carnival…

Population: 11,300 | Average Home Price: $86,000 | Precipitation: 32" | Snow: 110"
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Sandpoint, Idaho Idaho’s Arts Town
This picturesque spot in Idaho's panhandle puts on one of the Northwest's premier musical festivals each summer...

Population: 6,800 | Average Home Price: $119,000 | Precipitation: 33" | Snow: 80"
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Leadville, Colorado Cloud City
At 10,430 feet elevation -- more than 2 miles high -- this spot is America's highest incorporated city…

Population: 2,800 | Average Home Price: $165,000 | Precipitation: 17" | Snow: 127"
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Kalispell, Montana Treasure in the Valley
Surrounded by endless forests and mountains, this idyllic spot is becoming well known for its artistic flair…

Population: 14,000 | Average Home Price: $125,000 | Precipitation: 16" | Snow: 58"
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Metaline Falls, Washington Secluded Mountain Grandeur
Mining prospectors founded this town on Washington's Pend Oreille River in 1909…

Population: 223 | Average Home Price: $100,000 | Precipitation: 28" | Snow: 70"

I live in the Detroit suburbs. My city is 92% "White" (78% European, 14% Arab). There are more Asians here than blacks, but not for long. I keep seeing these really DARK black people walking around, I mean fresh-off-the-slave-ship blackity black. They really stand out. :)

They maybe white on the surface, but deep down inside they're black. Seriously, everybody in the Detroit is a f*cking N*gger, whatever their skin-color is!


Perun probably has the same accent as me.

Probably! ;) :p

Seriously, everybody in the Detroit is a f*cking N*gger, whatever their skin-color is!

Everyone in America is a "f*cking N*gger", champ, including yourself. You think because you're out in the sticks you're somehow above whatever you feel has all Detroiters suckered into whatever kind of n*gger-ism you're talking about? :rolleyes:

"The Detroit"- I like that.

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I think this little quiz is a pile of crapola. None of my favorite towns were listed. Instead, I got El Paso, San Antonio, Cinncinati, etc.