The Pros & Cons of where you live (and other assorted tidbits)

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NukePooch

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Originally from Michigan

Pros:
Being able to see new cars being tested long before anyone else gets to see them.
Beautiful winters. Gorgeous lakes.
The only state where humans have a built-in map...i.e. the right hand.
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Cons:
Two seasons, winter and construction.
Third-world roads.
Third-world crime.
Detroit after dark.
Flint after dark.
Pontiac after dark.


Now I live in Kentucky

Pros:
Gorgeous hills and valleys.
Watching people at Walmart.
Redneck engineering.
Down-home people in small towns.

Cons:
Traffic in the I-75 corridor.
 
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thimsrebma

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#42
Kuwait

Pros:
Rarely rains
High salaries
No taxes
Close to many other countries so it is inexpensive to travel
Leisurely life style: work early, siesta, errands
Great shopping

Cons:
Ridiculously hot in summer
traffic and crazy drivers
slow government offices (yes even slower and more bureaucratic red tape than US)
not much to do except shop and eat
 

rachelsedge

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Apparently...

There are 13 million people in IL. 8 million of them are not Christians.

Staggering. So, that's a con. Also sort of a pro, that there are many people I could reach.
 
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iTOREtheSKY

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#44
Apparently...

There are 13 million people in IL. 8 million of them are not Christians.

Staggering. So, that's a con. Also sort of a pro, that there are many people I could reach.

*side note: I don't "like" the fact of so many unsaved in IL,I "liked" yer' can do attitude about reaching the lost. ;)
 
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I live in the state of Kansas.

Cons:
-Voted as the ugliest state in America

WHAT?? We drove through Kansas this summer on our way north, and my first glimpse of the windmills and green rolling hills was breathtaking. It was so beautiful I took a bazillion pictures. :)

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iTOREtheSKY

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#46
WHAT?? We drove through Kansas this summer on our way north, and my first glimpse of the windmills and green rolling hills was breathtaking. It was so beautiful I took a bazillion pictures. :)

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laffin' my buns off here...oh my...holy misunderstandings Batman! When I initially read what Jess wrote about being voted ugliest state,for some reason I thought she meant the residents of Kansas,and I thought "How cruel is that,to make fun of those nice people!" ...then only now after reading Graces' post,did I "get it". lol Wow...I am really retarded. And btw...the ugliest state I've ever seen,and it's not that it was "ugly" so much as just plain boring to drive through was Nebraska.
 
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NukePooch

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laffin' my buns off here...oh my...holy misunderstandings Batman! When I initially read what Jess wrote about being voted ugliest state,for some reason I thought she meant the residents of Kansas,and I thought "How cruel is that,to make fun of those nice people!" ...then only now after reading Graces' post,did I "get it". lol Wow...I am really retarded. And btw...the ugliest state I've ever seen,and it's not that it was "ugly" so much as just plain boring to drive through was Nebraska.
To be honest, I thought Florida was the ugliest state I've ever been to. Not a big fan of never ending swampland...it's also at the bottom of places I would never want to live.
 
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iTOREtheSKY

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To be honest, I thought Florida was the ugliest state I've ever been to. Not a big fan of never ending swampland...it's also at the bottom of places I would never want to live.
I've only seen Miami,so I can't judge the state as a whole by the one city. All I know,is that is was stinkin' hot & humid! lol
 
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flight316

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I stated in my previous post that the state that I live in, North Carolia, is racist. As of today, we are being sued by the United States Government for new voter laws in NC that are racist. This is my home, and this is so sad and embarassing
 
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JessicaMae

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WHAT?? We drove through Kansas this summer on our way north, and my first glimpse of the windmills and green rolling hills was breathtaking. It was so beautiful I took a bazillion pictures. :)

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Woah, are we looking at the same state here:eek:

This is more along the lines of what I see...
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What part of Kansas did you go through? Hmmm, maybe I just live in the ugliest part of Kansas..
 
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That field is actually pretty too. Haha. Maybe I'm just used to looking at pine trees.

Ummm... I have no idea what part of Kansas we went through. We were going from Texas to Colorado and I wasn't driving or paying any attention to anything but those awesome hills. :p