Would u rather live in....?

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Texas

Skittles N

TEXAS

Music is my life

None .. i would never live in America, Go Japan

Jack

New York

JBF3894

California. If it was there, I would live in Florida.

Fonda

Chicago...because lakeshore drive is wonderful...especially out on the Navy Pier.

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Texas.

catmomma48

I Live in Florida Was Born in Connecticut and have lived in Maine.

I Love The US and would not want to live in any of the areas you asked about. I would rather be living in a small town in Connecticut again. Florida is too humid and too much crime and BUGS!!!

hedi m

chicago.i mishh that place

micky fun

I would rather live in texas.

Heather

Cali, no doubt!!!!!!!!!!! =)

...._ jOiN tHe BlAcK pArAdE_....

chicago im almost already there

Nannette J

Texas

I live in Texas

Angie

All those suck but through the process of elimination I'd go with Texas.

California - can't deal with west coast

New York - too many people too close, i need room without bumping into people ever 2nd

Chicago - too close to where i used to live

Washington DC - OUTRAGEOUS traffic

Texas was all that was left. I've been there. It was great. Can also get a big house for not a whole lot of money. Great churches are there too.

Homeless Kool Cat

a box

Christy L

NEW YORK!!!!!! (I love here lol) but it's so exciting. There is always something happening.

Chaotic Kitten <3

NONE.

AUSTRALIA =)))))

MAD DOG

None. I live in California and I hate it.

That Guy Over There

I would choose Texas because all the other cities are too crowded.

tay (:

Texassss

Jennifer

California

dylan n

Hmm... i would say California, but i also cant say no to New York.

Kinkeyâ˜»

California.! :D

Rebekah j

Texas, It's warm and it didn't go blue.

Brenda J

This is a bit of a convoluted question because you have some cities and some states. California has probably the most diverse living situations--cities, rural areas, mountains, deserts, ocean, snow, extreme heat, etc.

And it depends on what you're looking for in a state or city--is weather important, job outlook, culture, cost of living??? For instance, even though houses are a lot cheaper in Texas (vs. San Diego, where I currently live) I don't think I could ever live in Texas, or most of the south for that matter, because I consider myself quite liberal. On the other hand, while Chicago is a cool city, with both national league and american league baseball teams, lots of excellent food and defined cultural areas of the city, I grew up in MN and do not ever want to go back to a really cold climate.

So.....I guess it depends on what your needs are.

Emily ãƒƒ

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texas