Your most liked state

[jokerman]

Ok, what's the point of this poll?

We might as well just run a census of forum members and profile the membership by state.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Phil, Preston, did you read the poll question?

What U.S. state do you like the most (other than your own)?

[Keystone Phil]

Phil, Preston, did you read the poll question?

What U.S. state do you like the most (other than your own)?

Reading hurts my brain. I guess if you read my post you'd know which one would get my vote.

[© tweed]

New York, of course, but since I can't pick my own, I pick Massachusetts.

[Speed of Sound]

Well, I dunno, I guess Id have to pick California.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

NJ, we rock

but since I can't pick my own, I'll say North Carolina

[jokerman]

Missouri, or maybe Texas (I have a bunch of cousins that have migrated over there.  I've been to the state many times, but most recently all have been to rich suburban Dallas to visit one of them, so my perspective is a bit corrupted).

[AkSaber]

Alaska!

Nice choice you have there!!

Argh!! I can't make up my mind again. I like North Carolina, Arizona, California, Florida, and Washington.

[Beet]

California-- a state that loses 100,000+ residents per year because they cannot afford to live therein is not my favorite state. If you ask me California is developing into the American version of Brazil and that opinion has nothing to do with hispanics.

Maryland-- I guess you can't choose home state.

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

[Hatman 🍁]

Vermont followed by New York

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Pennsylvania (west of  Philthadelphia of course).

Sorry, J.J.

[Alcon]

Pennsylvania (west of  Philthadelphia of course).

Sorry, J.J.

You may want to read the poll question before you vote.

[Undisguised Sockpuppet]

Southern california

[Bugs]

Oregon

[Rin-chan]

Colorado, without a doubt.

Hey, I was going to say that!

Rin-chan

[© tweed]

Colorado, without a doubt.

Hey, I was going to say that!

Rin-chan

What's so special about Colorado?

Denver voters decided to legalize marijuana, which makes me happy, but that's all I can think of.  Is it because Colorado is John Kerry's birthplace?

[dazzleman]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

[© tweed]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

Massachusetts fathered American democracy.

[dazzleman]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

Massachusetts fathered American democracy.

Several states could make that claim.

[Frodo]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

Massachusetts fathered American democracy.

And Virginia mothered it, and shouldered much of the parenting. 

[Alcon]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

Massachusetts fathered American democracy.

And Virginia mothered it, and shouldered much of the parenting. 

And New Hampshire was its creepy uncle who kept trying to buy it booze and porno mags when it turned 13.

[Platypus]

I'd say Massachusetts, home of a great city, Boston, plus Harvard and MIT, thinking ground to the likes of John Nash and John Kenneth Galbraith, just to name a couple of giants among hundreds. Call me an intellectual elitist if you like-- I don't claim to be a tenth as smart as those guys though.

Massachusetts is also the state that has repeatedly elected a US Senator who drunkenly drove a car off a bridge, got himself to safety, and left the woman in the car with him to drown, without even attempting to get any help for her, because getting her help would have been embarrassing to him.

Massachusetts fathered American democracy.

And Virginia mothered it, and shouldered much of the parenting. 

And New Hampshire was its creepy unkle who kept trying to buy it booze and porno mags when it turned 13.

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Whilst Texas is the brother-in-law nobody likes but has to put up with.

[Undisguised Sockpuppet]

California uber alles. Viva California Libre!

[CultureKing]

Oregon

[ottermax]

Very difficult decision.

I voted Hawaii because I like the climate and the culture although the cost of living is crazy. Otherwise, I would vote California, I just can't stand the suburbia and urban sprawl of SoCal.