Your Best Places to Live? Take the Quiz (homes, university)

[josdegr50]

Originally Posted by NCN

Did you give them all the information they asked for in order to get your answer. I don't fill out personal information on the internet. Did I miss something.

I lied, but there is a mmouse at disney that is going to be upset.

the list is pretty accurate.

[StuckPA]

Originally Posted by WestCoDude

I always get Knoxville, Nashville, Cincinnati, and Denver.

Whenever I take those type of tests I always seem to get WA

[laserdisque]

1) Milwaukee
2) Chicago
3) Sheboygan
4) Albuquerque

[Haaziq]

My number one was Phoenix, Arizona. Ironic how somebody on the forum yesterday told me Phoenix is the right city for me.

[desert sun]

Originally Posted by missymomof3

here's mine:

Hopkinsville, Kentucky Friendliest Place in Kentucky
This Kentucky spot's annual Dogwood Festival features the trees' beautiful blooms, plus band concerts, quilt shows and a baking contest...

Population: 28,700 | Average Home Price: $115,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 8"



Paris, Tennessee A Hidden Lakeshore Treasure
This Tennessee town hosts the World's Biggest Fish Fry each April…

Population: 9,700 | Average Home Price: $147,000 | Precipitation: 49" | Snow: 5"




Fredericksburg, Texas City of Steeples
This Texas town showcases its German heritage each year with an authentic Oktoberfest...

Population: 8,900 | Average Home Price: $160,000 | Precipitation: 28" | Snow: 2"

Clarksdale, Mississippi We’ve Got the Blues
You can call this musical Mississippi town "the birthplace of the blues" - it was home to Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters and B.B. King…

Population: 19,500 | Average Home Price: $73,000 | Precipitation: 49" | Snow: 3"





San Marcos, Texas Hill Country Jewel
This river city in south-central Texas is considered by some to be the oldest continuously-inhabited area in the Northern Hemisphere…

Population: 34,700 | Average Home Price: $145,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 0"



Guntersville, Alabama A Lakeside Haven
Resting in an Appalachian Mountain valley, this spot became a peninsula city when a dam turned the valley into a beautiful lake in 1939…

Population: 7,500 | Average Home Price: $150,000 | Precipitation: 50" | Snow: 0"

I got all those exact cities on mine,that site is a little off.

[Billiam]

Originally Posted by dullnboring

Haha, no, no, Baltimore's a nice enough place (I'm from the DC area so I'm very familiar with it) and I dig it, but it just seemed random due to it's placing in my list. You have Oregon, California, California, MARYLAND, California, Hawaii...

Oh haha i see

[lemon&lime]

is an extremely quaint, relaxing, pleasant area. I'm not just saying that because my family is from there either. I lived in Fredericksburg in the late 90s and really enjoyed it. It is just an hours drive to Austin or San Antonio. Boerne, a slightly larger small town, is close by. If you can deal with heat and humidity it's a really nice area.

Originally Posted by missymomof3

here's mine:
Fredericksburg, Texas City of Steeples
This Texas town showcases its German heritage each year with an authentic Oktoberfest...

Population: 8,900 | Average Home Price: $160,000 | Precipitation: 28" | Snow: 2"

San Marcos, Texas Hill Country Jewel
This river city in south-central Texas is considered by some to be the oldest continuously-inhabited area in the Northern Hemisphere…

Population: 34,700 | Average Home Price: $145,000 | Precipitation: 35" | Snow: 0"

[dxiweodwo]

mine were all up north, like in MN or WA or MA or AK or something, #1 was Fairbanks,AK.

[EclecticEars]

I did medium- and large-sized cities with no regional preference. I did not do small cities. Here's what I got:

1. Houston
2. Norfolk
3. Charleston, SC
4. Memphis
5. Orlando
6. Gainesville, FL
7. Jacksonville, FL
8. Knoxville, TN
9. Augusta, GA
10. Nashville
11. San Antonio
12. Austin
13. Tallahassee
14. Virginia Beach
15. Biloxi-Gulfport
16. Fort Worth
17. Athens, GA
18. Oklahoma City
19. Tampa
20. Charlotte
21. Hattiesburg
22. West Palm Beach
23. Cincinnati
24. Galveston

In bold are cities/metro areas I'd consider moving to (in Memphis' case, certainly just the metro area and not the city proper.)

I've taken this quiz like ten different times. While I have kept the same climate and housing price references, I've slightly changed my answers on arts and sports a few times (i.e. agree to strongly agree and vice versa.) I STILL get Houston at no lower than #4 every time. Houston is the city I want to move to the most, and I want to leave Kentucky...maybe this is a sign! My warm weather and arts and cultural tastes must always keep Kentucky cities off my list for some reason.

[swsha4]

Originally Posted by Billiam

Wow! Why is Baltimore on so many people's lists? and Little Rock?

also, 'just another random place" doesn't exactly descible Bmore

I'm thinking they send people to to cities that advertise on their site. I came up with Little Rock too and I checked all the "I hate hot weather" links. I even got AZ and I had checked that I hate the desert and love the ocean.

Go figure!