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Mountains- Roanoke, VA
Flat Land- Jacksonville
Crime- Detroit
Mansions- Beverly Hills
Blue Collar- Cleveland
Rural- Statesboro, GA
Country- (the same as rural)
Dirty- Houston
Clean- Minneapolis
Loud- NYC
Nightlife- LA
Elders- Ft. Myers
Youth- Orlando
Fast moving- DC
Slow moving- Charleston
Traffic- Atlanta
Open Roads- Montana
Cactus's- Phoenix
Lush- Savannah
Snow- Buffalo
4 Seasons- Asheville
Palm Trees- Miami
Mountains-Seattle
Flat Land-Kansas City
Crime-Detroit
Mansions-Newport
Blue Collar-Pittsburgh
Rural-...not a city.
Country-...not a city.
Dirty-San Francisco
Clean-Minneapolis
Loud-New York
Nightlife-Miami
Elders-Cleveland
Youth-Boston
Fast moving-New York
Slow moving-New Orleans
Traffic-Los Angeles
Open Roads-not a city.
Cactus's-Phoenix
Lush-Savannah
Snow-Buffalo
4 Seasons-Minneapolis
Palm Trees-Miami
Mountains- Denver, CO
Flat Land- Sioux City, SD
Crime- Atlanta, GA
Mansions- Atlanta,GA
Blue Collar- Pittsburgh, PA
Rural- Jacksonville, FL
Country- Gainsville, FL
Dirty- Philadelphia, PA
Clean- Naples, FL
Loud- Miami, FL
Nightlife-Miami Beach, FL
Elders- Century Village, FL
Youth- Panama City Beach, Fl
Fast moving- New York, NY
Slow moving-Ft. Myers, FL
Traffic-Miami, FL
Open Roads-Montana
Cactus's- Tuscon, AZ
Lush- San Diego, CA
Snow- Syracuse, NY
4 Seasons- Chicago, IL
Palm Trees- West Palm Beach, FL
Mountains- Denver, Colorado
Flat Land- West Texas (Lubbock, Texas)
Crime- Detroit, Michigan
Mansions- Scottsdale, Arizona
Blue Collar- Pittsburgh, Pennslyvania
Rural- small towns in the South
Country- small towns in the South (same as Rural IMO)
Dirty- El Paso, Texas
Clean- San Diego, California
Loud- New York City, New York
Nightlife- Las Vegas, Nevada
Elders- Florida & Phoenix, Arizona
Youth- Austin, Texas
Fast moving- Northeast
Slow moving- Wyoming
Traffic- San Francisco
Open Roads- anywhere in Wyoming
Cactus's- Tucson, Arizona
Lush- Birmingham, Alabama
Snow- Missoula, Montana
4 Seasons- Albuquerque, New Mexico
Palm Trees- Las Vegas, Nevada
Mountains-Denver, CO
Flat Land-Des Moines, IA
Crime- Detroit, MI
Mansions-Beverly Hills
Blue Collar-Pittsburgh, PA
Rural-small town
Country-small town
Dirty-Los Angeles, CA
Clean-Denver, CO
Loud-New York, NY
Nightlife-Las Vegas NV
Elders-Ft. Myers, FL
Youth-Madison, WI
Fast moving-New York, NY
Slow moving-Savannah, GA
Traffic-Los Angeles, CA
Open Roads-Wyoming
Cactus's-Tucson, AZ
Lush-San Diego, CA
Snow-Fargo, ND
4 Seasons-Minneapolis, MN
Palm Trees-Miami, FL
[quote=Scott Summers;7490128]Mountains- Knoxville
Flat Land- Indianapolis
Crime- East St. Louis
Mansions- Newport Beach
Blue Collar- Toledo
Rural- Any Small Town
Country-ditto (see above)
Dirty- East St. Louis
Clean- San Diego
Loud- NYC
Nightlife- NYC
Elders- Des Moines
Youth- LA
Fast moving- LA
Slow moving- Macon
Traffic- LA
Open Roads-Phoenix
Cactus's- Tucson
Lush- Orlando
Snow- Green Bay
4 Seasons- Chicago
Palm Trees- Key West
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Mountains-Denver
Flat Land-Wichita
Crime-Detroit
Mansions-Charlotte
Blue Collar-Louisville, Kentucky
Rural-Jackson, Mississippi
Country-Nashville
Dirty-New York City
Clean-Portland, Oregon
Loud-New Orleans
Nightlife-Boston
Elders-Portland, Maine
Youth-Tucson
Fast moving-Newark
Slow moving-Charleston, South Carolina
Traffic-Chicago
Open Roads-Reno
Cactus's-Phoenix
Lush-Seattle
Snow-Minneapolis
4 Seasons-Baltimore
Palm Trees-Miami
No offense, but that's a strange list. I live in Queens and it's much quieter than where my fiance lives 30 miles outside the city. I hardly hear sirens.
Also, I went to college in Portland. There aren't all that many elders. It was mostly liberal college kids. Florida has way more old people. I go there often since I have family there.
Newark fast-moving? Compared to NYC? lol. It doesn't matter if it's close to NYC. There are plenty more fast-moving cities than Newark.
Newark fast-moving? Compared to NYC? lol. It doesn't matter if it's close to NYC. There are plenty more fast-moving cities than Newark.
Sorry to bust your bubble, but Newark is one of the fastest moving cities besides NYC.. it is a big city right outside of NYC. It has the biggest airports in the area, a University, and with all the refineries and factories with all the jobs.. the city is a VERY fast moving city.
Most the people who work in Newark don't even live in or that close to Newark, so most the people who work in Newark are in and out... And they have no time for slowpokes.
No offense, but that's a strange list. I live in Queens and it's much quieter than where my fiance lives 30 miles outside the city. I hardly hear sirens.
Also, I went to college in Portland. There aren't all that many elders. It was mostly liberal college kids. Florida has way more old people. I go there often since I have family there.
Newark fast-moving? Compared to NYC? lol. It doesn't matter if it's close to NYC. There are plenty more fast-moving cities than Newark.
I didn't pick New York City as the loudest. I picked New Orleans. And Florida is stereotypically old. I didn't want to strengthen the stereotype. There are old people in Florida but there are old people everywhere. Maine has a lot of old people. Of course you would notice the college students more since you were surrounded by them at the college. I have family in Maine and there are a lot of old people. The reason taxes are so high in Maine is because of all the retired people that don't contribute to the economy. The only difference between Maine and Florida is that Florida has retirement communities. Outside of the retirement communities, Florida has just as many old people as any other state. And the reason I picked Newark as fast moving is because I already voted for New York City and didn't want to vote for the same city twice.
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