Top cities in America

• SportsAndLady

  

  Places I've been and would live:
  Chicago (duh)
  NYC
  Minneapolis (fun city)
  Cinci, Columbus, Cleveland
  Dallas
  Philly
  
  Places I'd want to visit for a weekend but wouldn't want to live (and I've been to all these places)
  Vegas
  Savannah, GA
  Miami, FL
  New Orleans
  Athens, OH
  Pittsburgh
  
  Places I've never been that I want to visit
  LA
  San Diego
  Phoenix
  Denver
  Boston
  Houston
  Seattle (I guess?)
  Charlotte
  Nashvegas
• sportchampps

  I have a good friend who's an air traffic controller in Minneapolis. He absolutely loves it there until winter hits and then he hates it.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  Flagstaff is the best city around 70k for population and 135k pop. for the entire metro area.
  Not a huge city. Perfect size and location too.
  
• steubbigred

  cmon all you fucks its
  
  
  steubenville
  steubenville
  steubenville
  
  : thumbup:
• steubbigred

  seriously
  
  places i would definitely want to visit that i have not, are ..in no specific order
  
  san fransico
  chicago
  dallas
  san diego
  las vegas
  atlantic city
  new orleans
  
  
  
  
  
  here are a few place i have been
  los angelos
  miami
  detroit
  new york
  philly
  tampa
  st louis
  hartford
  atlanta
  massillon
  washington dc
  
  id live in nyc or los angelos or several other places
• sleeper

  

  Agreed. Baltimore is bottom 10 city in America.
• Laley23

  

  Places I have been that I do not like at all:
  
  Baltimore
  Los Angeles
  Philadelphia
  Detroit
• Laley23

  

  SportsAndLady;1711410 wrote:
  Places I've never been that I want to visit
  LA
  San Diego
  Phoenix
  Denver
  Boston
  Houston
  Seattle (I guess?)
  Charlotte
  Nashvegas

  Solid list. I hate LA, but its definitely a place you should hit up at least once. Seattle is just a gorgeous city (despite the rain amounts)...same with Portland. Tons of breweries, tons of outdoor activities, just awesome cities.
  
  Charlotte is pretty fun as well. The lakes in the area add to the amount you can do, particularly in the summer months. Downtown, while not big, has a lot going on. Late night food, entertainment and fun bars..and the crowds are young. I wish my company was in Charlotte and not Raleigh.
• Automatik

  

  I can only comment on places I've been to....
  
  NYC is my #1 and it's not even close. I was in San Diego for a few days years ago and would probably consider living there.
  
  I've been in Denver for the past few days, Avon now. First time in CO, this place rocks. The weather has been perfect. I'm not sure I would live here, but I'm kicking myself for not coming much sooner.
  
  +1 for fuck Miami. Awesome place to visit, but not a chance in hell I could live there. People say New Yorkers are assholes, they are just impatient and assertive. I felt a LOT of people I encountered while in Miami genuine assholes.
• Zoltan

  sportchampps;1711412 wrote:I have a good friend who's an air traffic controller in Minneapolis. He absolutely loves it there until winter hits and then he hates it.

  I've lived in Minneapolis and loved it. Clean, good restaurants, great local breweries, all three major sports, bike/running trail system that is awesome, lakes all over, etc. The cold though, is undeniable.
• Laley23

  

  Automatik;1711451 wrote:
  I've been in Denver for the past few days, Avon now. First time in CO, this place rocks. The weather has been perfect. I'm not sure I would live here, but I'm kicking myself for not coming much sooner.

  Ill argue till I am blue in the face that Denver has the best weather in the country, ahead of San Diego. I would love to live there, if I ever got the chance.
• Ytowngirlinfla

  

  San Diego is nice to visit but after living there 5+ years I have no reason to ever go back. It's nice but the cost of living is crazy and way too many Mexicans.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  Laley23;1711447 wrote:Places I have been that I do not like at all:
  
  Baltimore
  Los Angeles
  Philadelphia
  Detroit

  I'd agree with this list. Fail cities. I'd add Houston, Dallas, Miami, Orlando, and Atlanta to this list.
• Laley23

  

  Commander of Awesome;1711480 wrote:I'd agree with this list. Fail cities. I'd add Houston, Dallas, Miami, Orlando, and Atlanta to this list.

  Good call on Orlando. Fuck that city and all the Disney attractions/crowds.
  
  I have never minded Dallas.
  
  Miami I enjoy to vacation, but to be honest, never actually go to the city. Just stay in Coral Cables and go to Key Biscayne.
  
  Atlanta sucks.
• SnotBubbles

  

  I was in Baltimore last year...it wasn't too bad. Yes, there are certainly some shitty parts, but in what city aren't there shitty parts? Great seafood, Camden was gorgeous and the harbor had some good stops. Detroit and Cleveland are by far worse IMO.
  
  Chicago is the best city I've been in. Again, shitty parts, but for the most part an amazing city. I think Columbus is underrated, especially now with the Arena and Brewery Districts.
  
  Phoenix was a shit hole. That may be my least favorite large city. Hot, dirty and the ugliest strippers in north america.
• sleeper

  

  SnotBubbles;1711509 wrote:I was in Baltimore last year...it wasn't too bad. Yes, there are certainly some shitty parts, but in what city aren't there shitty parts? Great seafood, Camden was gorgeous and the harbor had some good stops. Detroit and Cleveland are by far worse IMO.
  
  Chicago is the best city I've been in. Again, shitty parts, but for the most part an amazing city. I think Columbus is underrated, especially now with the Arena and Brewery Districts.
  
  Phoenix was a shit hole. That may be my least favorite large city. Hot, dirty and the ugliest strippers in north america.

  Neither Cleveland nor Baltimore belong in the same atmosphere as Detroit. Detroit is the worst city on the planet.
• Fab4Runner

  

  Laley23;1711497 wrote:Good call on Orlando. Fuck that city and all the Disney attractions/crowds.
  
  I have never minded Dallas.
  
  Miami I enjoy to vacation, but to be honest, never actually go to the city. Just stay in Coral Cables and go to Key Biscayne.
  
  Atlanta sucks.

  A guy I follow on Twitter lives in CLE, but does nothing but complain about it and say he can't wait to move to Atlanta. #bye
  
  I would unfollow, but a friend of mine calls him out all the time and I don't want to miss that entertainment.
• lhslep134

  

  HitsRus;1711371 wrote: Scottsdale /Phoenix are nice cities, but I'd get tired of the flat, brown, desert really fast.

  This is the first time I've ever seen Arizona described as flat and brown by someone who has been there. There are way more mountains out here than I ever expected to see when I moved.
• TBone14

  

  Surprised no mention of Portland. I spent a good deal of time there. Food/Beer culture is top notch. Has it's rainy seasons but the summers are perfect. Clean city. Laid back. Not too crowded but big enough.
• iclfan2

  

  Fab4Runner;1711523 wrote:A guy I follow on Twitter lives in CLE, but does nothing but complain about it and say he can't wait to move to Atlanta. #bye
  
  I would unfollow, but a friend of mine calls him out all the time and I don't want to miss that entertainment.

  Lol Ammo? Total Dbag. Atlanta is gross. The outlying areas are nice for a short time but the downtown sucks, and traffic is a nightmare.
• Fab4Runner

  

  iclfan2;1711550 wrote:Lol Ammo? Total Dbag. Atlanta is gross. The outlying areas are nice for a short time but the downtown sucks, and traffic is a nightmare.

  
  Lol, yes! I seriously almost unfollow like once a day, but I just can't do it. I am a glutton for punishment I guess.
• Commander of Awesome

  

  I've known Ammo going back to 2002. He sucked then, he sucks now. He loves the smell of his own farts.
• QuakerOats

  Great/favorite cities (at least to visit): Chicago, Boston, San Diego, Washington DC.,NYC, Columbus, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Others would be Charlotte, Atlanta, Dallas, and Lexington. Have not been to San Antonio, New Orleans, Denver, Seattle or Minneapolis, but I'm sure they are pretty decent.
• QuakerOats

  sleeper;1711514 wrote:Neither Cleveland nor Baltimore belong in the same atmosphere as Detroit. Detroit is the worst city on the planet.

  Yep; looks like it was in play during WWII.
• Con_Alma

  Laley23;1711454 wrote:Ill argue till I am blue in the face that Denver has the best weather in the country, ahead of San Diego. I would love to live there, if I ever got the chance.

  You truly do wear out your sunglasses in Denver.