What country do americanos prefare???

[Big Calhoun]

WHAT!?!?!?

Don't let these folks steer you wrong. TEXAS is THE state to love in. Check it:

We got land for dayssssssssssssss. If you're looking to build a nice ranch or looking for a nice fishing hole, we got it.

We're friendly down here. Not always in a rush (although the highways around can get you killed) and we like to take things slow.

Sun for dayssssssssssssss. Sometimes too much. But hell, you can still walk around in shorts on some days in Feburary.

No income tax!! We do have a high sales tax rate (8.25 percent I think) but the tradeoff is the state doesn't tax your paycheck and you don't pay state taxes at the end of the year. Another part of the tradeoff is that they're pretty quick to give you a ticket around here...revenue

We got jobs. Dallas was named the best city to find a job recently. Alot of corporations have offices out here...Honeywell, IBM, Microsoft, Verizon, Nokia, AT&T, list goes on...

Cost of living! THings are a little cheaper around here and the dollar stretches. More for your money.

Guns! Lots of them!

It's Texas. Everyone knows this is the best state in the union.

[benagain]

WHAT!?!?!?

Don't let these folks steer you wrong. TEXAS is THE state to love in. Check it:

We got land for dayssssssssssssss. If you're looking to build a nice ranch or looking for a nice fishing hole, we got it.

We're friendly down here. Not always in a rush (although the highways around can get you killed) and we like to take things slow.

Sun for dayssssssssssssss. Sometimes too much. But hell, you can still walk around in shorts on some days in Feburary.

No income tax!! We do have a high sales tax rate (8.25 percent I think) but the tradeoff is the state doesn't tax your paycheck and you don't pay state taxes at the end of the year. Another part of the tradeoff is that they're pretty quick to give you a ticket around here...revenue

We got jobs. Dallas was named the best city to find a job recently. Alot of corporations have offices out here...Honeywell, IBM, Microsoft, Verizon, Nokia, AT&T, list goes on...

Cost of living! THings are a little cheaper around here and the dollar stretches. More for your money.

Guns! Lots of them!

It's Texas. Everyone knows this is the best state in the union.

I've noticed texans really are in love with thier state. My grandmother in law used to live in texas and she loved it. According to her, texas isn't just a state, it's a state of mind. I'd love to go visit TX and spend some time there. The only thing I may have trouble with is the beef BBQ. Us west carolinians have a hard enough time convincing the east carolinians how to BBQ right (they keep using vinigar bases and mops). The only way to eat some 'cue is smoked pork, pulled by hand and cooked with a dry drub and tomator based bbq sauce glaze. Texans I've noticed are all about the smoked beef brisket. And I bet most of you didn't even know the BBQ debate is still going on

Ehh, I'm just giving you a hard time about the cue. TX is one the states I wish to visit one day along with Alaska, and Hawaii.

[Cooler Then Jesus]

california, i live there, yes im biased, no never been to N.Y.

[Big Calhoun]

I've noticed texans really are in love with thier state. My grandmother in law used to live in texas and she loved it. According to her, texas isn't just a state, it's a state of mind. I'd love to go visit TX and spend some time there. The only thing I may have trouble with is the beef BBQ. Us west carolinians have a hard enough time convincing the east carolinians how to BBQ right (they keep using vinigar bases and mops). The only way to eat some 'cue is smoked pork, pulled by hand and cooked with a dry drub and tomator based bbq sauce glaze. Texans I've noticed are all about the smoked beef brisket. And I bet most of you didn't even know the BBQ debate is still going on

Ehh, I'm just giving you a hard time about the cue. TX is one the states I wish to visit one day along with Alaska, and Hawaii.

It really is a state of mind. Even being part of the South, you find things in Texas are a little different from our sister states. When I was growing up in Alabama and Kansas, the two places you wanted to go to were either Dallas or Chicago. After I moved to New Jersey, I swore I'd get back down below the Mason-Dixon and Texas was going to be my final resting place. It's great down here and really does feel like home.

EDIT: When I ask for BBQ, I still expect RIBS...baby back to be exact.

[cole]

neather of yoru choices , id say texas "lived here all my life and love it", alaska or colorado "viseted both and i think both allow you to have a little amout of pot legaly" , arizona and newmexico are nice to cause there less populated and beautiful

[Kryzco]

For me, Chicago

Been here all my life, and I wouldn't have it any other way

Chitown home of da finest

[ForeverZero]

Boston is the shit man, it's like a small (relativley) clean New York. No urine smell or anything.... I've never lived in another city, but of the citys I've been to, Boston will always be my favorite

[zephyrinne]

I like my state.. born and raised in lil 'ole West Virginia. Slow-paced life, we're a rural state, don't have any of those large noisy cities (except on football game weekends here in Morgantown), and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. The people are friendly anywhere you go.. I'd live here above Cali or NY anyday. I think I'd like Colorado, Montana, Oregon... I wanna visit all them.

[Fengzi]

I've lived in Massachusetts, North Carolina, Florida, illinois, but once I came to California I never left. Where else can you get up in the morning and go skiing, then mnt biking, then surfing, then go into the cityfor a night on the town, all in one day.

[likemclever]

I wouldn’t want to live in California or New York. So my answer is neither!

I’ve been a Middle America/ southern gal my whole life and I wouldn’t want to live any other way. I refuse to life in a state where they don’t know how to make sweet tea properly. I also won’t live where it is acceptable to spell America with a “k”. I think you would find that most Americans would say neither (In my own biased opinion).

I’ve lived in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Delaware (although Delaware not by choice). I’ve spent a lot of time in other places like Massachusetts and Vermont. But Middle America is where my heart is.