Find Your Spot

[Monoriu]

I gave up when I reached page 4 or so.  Most of the things mentioned aren't related to me at all.  I just want to live in a big city with a stable source of income, great restaurants, good doctors and an airport.  I don't care about the sports, culture and education stuff.  Or the weather. 

[MadImmortalMan]

How important are blue clear skies?

1: Very important
2: A few clouds ok
3: I prefer a humid, smog-infested cesspit where people wear masks when going outdoors     X

[katmai]

 Your Top Spots
Seattle, Washington   The Emerald City
Portland, Oregon   City of Roses
Tacoma, Washington   Port City of the Cascades
Salem, Oregon   The Heart of Oregon
Denver, Colorado   The Mile High City
St. George, Utah   Utah's Dixie
Olympia, Washington   The Evergreen Capital
Eugene, Oregon   The Emerald City
Corvallis, Oregon   Heart of the Willamette Valley
Kent, Washington   The Heart of Puget Sound

[Monoriu]

How important are blue clear skies?

1: Very important
2: A few clouds ok
3: I prefer a humid, smog-infested cesspit where people wear masks when going outdoors     X

I live in 3, yet I love blue skies.  I guess "prefer" is the wrong word.  More like, I am willing to give up blue clear skies in exchange for a humid, smog-infested cesspit. 

[Tonitrus]

Kent, Washington   The Heart of Puget Sound

Kent?  They gotta be fuckin' kidding.

[garbon]

I gave up when I reached page 4 or so.  Most of the things mentioned aren't related to me at all.  I just want to live in a big city with a stable source of income, great restaurants, good doctors and an airport.  I don't care about the sports, culture and education stuff.  Or the weather. 

And you wonder why we call you inhuman.

[merithyn]

Portland, Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
Seattle, Washington
Olympia, Washington
Little Rock, Arkansas :wtf:
Baltimore, Maryland
Corvallis, Oregon
Salem, Oregon
Bellingham, Washington
Kent, Washington

Hmm...

   
Sheboygan, Wisconsin   
Charleston, West Virginia    
Kenosha, Wisconsin    
Fayetteville, Arkansas    
Danbury, Connecticut   
Providence, Rhode Island
Eau Claire, Wisconsin   
Oshkosh-Appleton/Neenah, Wisconsin   
Little Rock, Arkansas    
Eugene, Oregon    
Hartford, Connecticut    
Corvallis, Oregon    
La Crosse, Wisconsin     
Madison, Wisconsin    
Worcester, Massachusetts    
Salem, Oregon   
New Haven, Connecticut   
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois

Looks like we should move to the northwest, eh? Oh, and look at the bottom one... Yeah... I don't think so!

[Tonitrus]

Kent, Washington   The Heart of Puget Sound

Kent?  They gotta be fuckin' kidding.

In retrospect, I should be more tolerant.  As Anger might say, it'd be where you'd live in Western Washington if you were teh poors.

[Zoupa]

I got Orlando as my first pick, then Augusta, Georgia, which I've never heard of.

[Barrister]

I got Orlando as my first pick, then Augusta, Georgia, which I've never heard of.

You're not a golf fan I guess?

Why should I fill this out - I know what town I wish I lived in. 

[MadImmortalMan]

I got Orlando as my first pick, then Augusta, Georgia, which I've never heard of.

You're not a golf fan I guess?

Why should I fill this out - I know what town I wish I lived in. 

You have plenty of time to go back there.

[katmai]

I got Orlando as my first pick, then Augusta, Georgia, which I've never heard of.

You can be neighbors with Ank!

[Slargos]

Edenton, North Carolina
Atlantic Beach, NC
New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Ormond Beach, Florida
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Paris, Tennessee

And so the list goes on. I can sense a recurring pattern here. 

Myrtle Beach is actually something I would certainly consider. Can't recall having been through Edenton so there I really couldn't say. 

[CountDeMoney]

I know exactly where I would want to be and more importantly, not where I want to be.  And I don't need a fucking website to do it.

[Caliga]

I know exactly where I would want to be and more importantly, not where I want to be.  And I don't need a fucking website to do it.

*shrug* I just thought it was a neat concept when I first found it, back when we first started talking about leaving Mass.