Best place in the USA

[MrDeano89]

Ok im an Englishman, but i've always wondered what its like to live in the USA (everythings alot bigger over there and not just a quick car journey away)

so i was wondering, where are the best places to live in the US and why? and if you like also.... where are the worst places to live?

Pictures help sway your argument!

 

[DuplicateValue]

I've only ever been to New York. I loved it.

 

[Souplex]

I've only ever been to New York. I loved it.

You are correct sir or madam! Brooklyn is the best part of New York if you want to get specific.

 

[APPCRASH]

South Dakota. Where the men are men, the women are men, and the sheep are scared.

 

[rainman2203]

The Midwest is pretty peaceful and not overtly racist. Lots of wide open spaces.

Don't even visit Jersey- that's my advice.

 

[Dorian]

Best places?
Country side. END OF FUCKING STORY.

But the worst?
Certainly not Terre Haute, IN, but it's not good either.
The term 'railroaded' basically COMES from this fucking town...

 

[Chester41585]

I vote Key West. It's not as bad as everyone makes it out to be. Definitely a place to see. St. Augustine is a good place to go for sightseeing. Daytona is okay when there's something going on. Orlando is meh.

 

[GreyWolf257]

I live in Pensacola, Florida. It's nice here. It isn't as jumbled-together as a city, but it still has all of the niceties of one.

 

[Xpwn3ntial]

Ok im an Englishman, but i've always wondered what its like to live in the USA (everythings alot bigger over there and not just a quick car journey away)

so i was wondering, where are the best places to live in the US and why? and if you like also.... where are the worst places to live?

What kind of scenery do you like? If you like a small town setting, my home Lawrence, KS is pretty cool. Nice people (beware, pot dealers everywhere). A dirt small town would be the upper-midwest (beware, conservatives everywhere). I think the best place to live would be either New York or Chicago for cities. New York is the largest city in the good ol' US of A and Chicago is just nicer (beware, insert reason here).

The Midwest is pretty peaceful and not overtly racist. Lots of wide open spaces.

You live in Indiana, where that is true. Have you been to western Kansas, or Colorado?

 

[Spiner909]

Ah, California.

 

[MrDeano89]

yeah see im looking for a state/area with some decent scenery and atmosphere, im from Kent in England and its OK but i've always been fascinated by what there is over the pond as its so vast, just wondering where the best places are really

 

[Artina89]

I have friends who live in New York, (specifically Brooklyn) and I go there quite often and I love being there. I used to live in New York as well because my dad worked there for a year when I was about 4.

 

[DanielPowell33]

Early, Texas!!!
[sub] not really, theres nothing to do here. [/sub]

Its a good place to live, but really boring.

 

[Jark212]

Even as a American this is hard to determine. I would say to avoid inner-city areas as well as low income areas... The suburbs and country side is where the majority of Americans live and are generally nice places to grow up in. Just keep in mind that the Continental US is a massive place, and just because if you run into a few jerks doesn't mean where all douche-bags...

 

[captainkrunch]

NEVER touch detroit thats all i can think of

 

[MrDeano89]

im looking for less city more suburb/nice area, i mean London is literally an hour away and its a shit hole and i hate it, so nothing like that please lol

 

[Nwabudike Morgan]

Us in Connecticut live in the best place in not just America, but the world. And we know it. And fuck you if you disagree. And fuck you if you're from Massachusetts. We had the Whalers. The motherfucking goddamn Whalers.

Also, the Merritt Parkway in the fall is easily one of the most beautiful roads in the entire world. The combination of the trees forming an orange canopy over the road and all the art deco bridges, all of which are unique, makes for something really quite special. And being on the Merritt means you get to ponder one of life's great questions: "where is exit 43?"

 

[MorsePacific]

Don't live in Arizona unless you like overly hot summers and moderately nice winters.

 

[rainman2203]

The Midwest is pretty peaceful and not overtly racist. Lots of wide open spaces.

You live in Indiana, where that is true. Have you been to western Kansas, or Colorado?

I love Colorado. If all goes well and I get the fiance to cooperate I'm heading to Boulder once I graduate.
I've driven through Kansas. The three gas stations I saw on the way through were nice.

 

[Spaghetti]

Us in Connecticut live in the best place in not just America, but the world. And we know it. And fuck you if you disagree. And fuck you if you're from Massachusetts. We had the Whalers. The motherfucking goddamn Whalers.

Also, the Merritt Parkway in the fall is easily one of the most beautiful roads in the entire world. The combination of the trees forming an orange canopy over the road and all the art deco bridges, all of which are unique, makes for something really quite special. And being on the Merritt means you get to ponder one of life's great questions: "where is exit 43?"

I'm gonna go with this answer (except the "Best in the world" bit. I disagree vehmently) I lived in Ridgefield, CT for two years and it was an amazing place. Best bagels in the world as well. And yes, the Merritt Parkway is an amazing road...again, not the best, but it's very good.