This is kinda cool

Places I'd def live in (in order)
Charleston, SC (overall no 1 on the list)
Jackson, Miss
Athens, GA (Live there now)
Tuscaloosa, AL (ok town, crappy school)
Jacksonville, FL
Savannah GA
Greenville, SC (my family's roots)
College Station, TX (go aggies)
Chattanooga, TN

Maybe...
Clearwater, FL
Bradenton, FL
Galveston TX
Tulsa, OK
Sarasota
Port Arthur TX
Augusta, GA

HELL NO:
Tallahassee FL
Houston TX
Daytona Beach FL
Miami (under no circumstances, never)

LMAO..i would never EVER imagine living in some of these areas!

Norfolk, VA
Knoxville, TN
Nashville, TN
Oklahoma City, OK
Jacksonville, FL
Carlisle, PA
Louisville, KY
Charlotte, NC
Long Island, NY
Chesapeake-Virginia Beach, VA
Memphis, TN
Philadelphia, PA
Houston, TX
El Paso, TX (I was hoping this would be on the list since i've lived here all my life!)
Orlando, FL
Tampa, FL
New York City, NY (my dream location to live!!)
Lexington, KY
Fort Worth, TX
Pittsburgh, PA
San Antonio, TX
Bergen-Passaic, NJ
Augusta, GA
Greenville, NC

I'm really surprised to not see any Cali locations on there since i'm a Cali girl at heart.

Baltimore,MD
Gaithersburg,MD
Corvallis,OR
Eugene,OR
Charleston,WV
Sherveport-Bossier City,LA
Salem,OR
Portland,OR
Frederick,MD
Las Cruces,NM
Little Rock,AR
Providence,RI
New Haven,CT
Monroe,LA
Medford,OR
Alexandria,LA
Sailsbury.MD
Vista,Ca
Riverside,Ca
Hartford,CT
Berkeley,Ca
Champaign-Urbana,IL
Stamford-Norwalk,CT
Cape Cod,Mass

Wow, this site has me pegged! Of my top 24, I have lived in or near 10, and have spent a lot of time in 2 others.

Here's my list:

Little Rock, AK
Oakland, CA
Baltimore, MD
DC
Honolulu, HI
Orange County, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Portland, OR
Providence, RI
Boston, MA
New Haven, CT
Long Beach, CA
San Francisco, CA
Hartford, CT
Worcester, MA
Milwaukee, WI
Chicago, IL
San Jose, CA
Santa Cruz, CA
Las Vegas, NV
Alexandria, LA
Monroe, LA
Gaithersburg, MD

Interesting....

Seward, Alaska
Hancock-Houghton, Michigan
Palmer, Alaska
Spearfish, South Dakota
New York Mills, Minnesota
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Ketchikan, Alaska
Homer-Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
Oberlin, Ohio
Mitchell, South Dakota
Traverse City, Michigan
Wenatchee, Washington
Hutchinson, Minnesota
Metaline Falls, Washington
Bremerton, Washington
Lima, Ohio
Petoskey, Michigan
Lewiston, Maine
Spencer, Iowa
Augusta, Maine
Leavenworth, Washington
Lanesboro, Minnesota
Hannibal, Missouri
Pierre, South Dakota


I've always wanted to move to Alaska, and I like cold weather, so this is pretty right-on for me. I just need to find out if there's a decent mall near any of these places, and I'll be set.

I think I have all of Arkansas and Louisiana covered, and a bit of California and Hawaii...
interesting, considering I haven't been to any of these states except Louisiana (and that was just to visit New Orleans). Also: NONE in FL?!

Mountain Home/Bull Shoals, Arkansas
Cherokee Village, Arkansas
Monroe, Louisiana
Shreveport-Bossier City, Louisiana
Laguna Beach, California
Santa Monica, California
Heber Springs-Greers Ferry Lake, Arkansas
Holiday Island, Arkansas
Covington, Louisiana
Alexandria, Louisiana
San Clemente, California
Vista, California
Hot Springs-Hot Springs Village, Arkansas
Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Natchitoches, Louisiana
Opelousas (Cajun Country), Louisiana
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Kahului-Wailuku, Hawaii
Little Rock, Arkansas
Leesville, Louisiana
Kihei, Hawaii
Lahaina, Hawaii
Valencia, California
West Hollywood, California

What's wrong with Miami? Why do some people hate it?

Well... I lived there for four years while going to UM... and I used to love it, but I can't really stand it anymore. It's just way too busy for me. Too many terrible drivers, rush hour at all hours, store employees who don't speak English... But I absolutely love Fort Lauderdale (where I live now), which is just a little bit north. It's far less hectic.

Miami, and most of Florida, just grosses me out. Miami is way too liberal/urban/ghetto for me. Many areas in Florida just remind me of the Jersey shore, and I could never live there.

Miami-Dade county has vastly different areas... yes, some are urban/ghetto, but some are very conservative as well... along with everything in-between. It all depends on where you go. What areas of Miami are you referring to??

Norfolk, Virginia
Chesapeake-Virginia Beach, Virginia
Charleston, South Carolina
Tampa, Florida
Orlando, Florida
Charlotte, North Carolina
Houston, Texas
Nashville, Tennessee
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Memphis, Tennessee
West Palm Beach, Florida
Louisville, Kentucky
Jacksonville, Florida
Dallas, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Augusta, Georgia
Knoxville, Tennessee
Atlanta, Georgia
Austin, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
Miami, Florida
Richmond, Virginia
Hampton, Virginia
Greenville, North Carolina

I dont really know. My visits to Miami have been fairly limited. I'm sure it has nice areas, but even those I doubt are my style. Mostly, Florida is just a little too pop culture for my tastes. Now West Palm is more my style, and maybe something on the panhandle. However, I'd have a tough time telling people I'm from Florida with a straight face.

These didn't really surprise me, esp. since I've been in Tx for the last several months and will hopefully be moving to Florida soon. ;)

Phoenix, Arizona
Tampa, Florida
Orlando, Florida
El Paso, Texas
Houston, Texas
Norfolk, Virginia
Jacksonville, Florida
San Antonio, Texas
Memphis, Tennessee
Fort Worth, Texas
Charleston, South Carolina
Tucson, Arizona
Austin, Texas
Augusta, Georgia
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Dallas, Texas
Chesapeake-Virginia Beach, Virginia
West Palm Beach, Florida
Louisville, Kentucky
Brownsville, Texas
McAllen, Texas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Nashville, Tennessee
Yuma, Arizona

Places I am not surprised:
Worcester, Massachusetts
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Providence, Rhode Island
Danbury, Connecticut
New Haven, Connecticut
Madison, Wisconsin
Hartford, Connecticut
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois (not surprised, lived around there my entire life)
Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Boston, Massachusetts
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Oshkosh-Appleton/Neenah, Wisconsin
La Crosse, Wisconsin
Oak Park, Illinois (just love the Frank Lloyd Wright houses here...the website misspelled his name though)
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois (interesting, didn't go to school at U of I, but my school was pretty darn close to there)
Stamford-Norwalk, Connecticut
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Cambridge, Massachusetts

Man, I have alot of Wisconsin and Connecticut locations. Wisconsin's ok, they just don't like Chicago drivers and I am definitely a Chicago driver.

Places I am surprised:
Bend, Oregon
Medford, Oregon
Portland, Oregon
Carson City, Nevada

Do you think Wisconsin and Connecticut have some kind of deal with this site? Almost all of mine were from one or the other. Throw in a little Washington DC for randomness and that's my list.