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What would you say is the best city in North America to live in and why? Biased answers accepted but not encouraged.
What would you say is the best city in North America to live in and why? Biased answers accepted but not encouraged.
Not New York, that's for sure.
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Vegas.
Casinos and hookers.
I would argue for Louisville because all we do around here is play basketball all day and night...but for some of you guys that dont like basketball that wouldn't be a very fun city.
San Diego, or some other California city.
I would think living anywhere in California is expensive...
Best city in North America to live in? Find the city that has the cheapest gas and live there.
You're talking about cheapest city in the USA?
Probably some boring-ass city in the mid-USA.. in that case.
Boring to you, maybe.
Here is the take from Places Rated Almanac, which is one of the biggest sites in terms of rating these things. The list of cities on their list is on the upper left part of the screen:
http://www.mostlivable.org/
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Hey, its bad enough to get 120 Royals games on my local channel even though I'm more of a Cardinals fan than the Royals.Originally Posted by ATLien
You're talking about cheapest city in the USA?
Probably some boring-ass city in the mid-USA.. in that case.
Amen... I live right next to Louisville practically and college basketball down here is like a religion. I am a huge UK fan and just about everyone I know talks about either UK or UL during most conversations, atleast the ones I am around. Although, living in Lexington the home of Rupp Arena wouldn't be a bad place to live eitherI would argue for Louisville because all we do around here is play basketball all day and night...but for some of you guys that dont like basketball that wouldn't be a very fun city.
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One of my favorites is San Diego. Great climate, hot women (very hot women) and people are pretty easy going down there.
Los Angeles, because as "24" shows us, everywhere you want or need to go is just 10 minutes away (what traffic jams?), plus threats of nuclear and biological warfare are stopped in a day.
Pearl River, NY
Don't know if you count it as a "city", but I'll go with Sedona, Arizona
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If I had to pick one place that's the most livable in Michigan, it has to be the Western part of the state. It's pretty nice over there.
As for country wide, Boston, Massachusetts. That's just me being bias though.
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