[MAXG]

My vote is Indiana. None of my five senses have found the first redeeming quality in that God-forsaken land.

[Tacoma12]

Originally Posted by countrygun

NJ and Chris Christie deserve each other. Let's quarantine them both, it's for the children.

Yeah NJ is #1 on my list. Spent a lot of time there as a kid. Haven't been back since '95 or so. Don't plan on ever going there again.

[Bruce H]

Every state has geography that will appeal to just about everyone. Every state also has people that need burried in a pit under said geography.

[klt1986]

Originally Posted by clancy

It seemed as if almost every time I spoke with some one when I was there went something like this:

"Can I have breakfast special # 2?" "Where you from, boy?"

"How do I get to...?" "Where you from, boy?"

"Thanks, have a nice day" "Where you from, boy?"

I can remember walking into a bar one afternoon after work, and I asked for a bottle of beer. I got to hear,"I smell yankee", "where you from, boy" and "why don't you do yourself a favor and get your yankee ass out of here".

Yes, the girls were hot, but the one I dated put up with so much crap for going out with a yankee from her friends and family she dropped me after a few weeks.

As I said before, I will never go back.

Guess my accent sounded similar so they did not pay me much attention. It's too bad you had a bad experience there. I have a lot of great memories there.

[NailShooter]

Originally Posted by grg3d

Any State that infringes on my 2nd amendment rights to keep and bare arms

I'm gonna have to go with this answer.

Nail

[RWE]

Originally Posted by grg3d

Any State that infringes on my 2nd amendment rights to keep and bare arms

Ditto

My wife wants to go to Chicago for a "long weekend"... Ah, let me think... OK, no. No way in hell. Same for NY (city) et al. I do want to see the monuments and Smithsonian in DC... in 3.8 years.

[certifiedfunds]

Originally Posted by MAXG

I have to add eating fresh-shocked oysters on the Inner Harbor to that list.

Been to far worse places.

If you like oysters you're eating them in the wrong state


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[RedNine]

Northwestern ones and Northeastern ones, because both the natives and the weather are around 90% ****.

I like San Diego. That's about all. But the place I come from makes most states look pretty good.

[geo57]

To the OP :

A.. Nebraska may have been " aweful " to you, but at least we know how to spell the word " awful ".

B. Nebraska is not only a very firearm, high cap mag & ammo friendly state we also offer some of the least expensive non resident hunting licenses .

C. 98% of the people that claim Nebraska has no scenery, is boring to drive through, etc., have never been on any road here besides I-80.

D. We also are a state that didn't help to put Obama in office either time. Yours ?

[New23]

You just need new glasses :-) Seriously, I grew up in central Missouri and any time we'd drive far enough west we could always tell when we crossed into Kansas because it changed from hills to flat.

Originally Posted by G19_AJ

Kansas born and raised, here! Despite your assumption, no I can't see my dog run away for five miles!

[NH Trucker]

Massachusetts... Specifically inside the I-495 ring. Nevermind the politics, just the driving there sucks.


Kansas (sorry AJ)... I drove through there on a road trip when I was 19. I just remember it being several hours of flat brown nothingness.

[Burns]

I was born in Ohio. Basically everywhere but Cincinnati sucks.

I live in Virginia, which isn't too bad once you are 40 miles from DC.

I have visited almost every state. IMO, Montana is the most scenic. Hawaii is beautiful too but liberal and I could never live there. Utah is great.

Maryland, particularly eastern Maryland sucks!

New Jersey and NYC (the city that always stinks) are disgusting.

[cm6029]

Wyoming.

Perhaps I should elaborate. In 2011 we drove a Uhaul van from NJ to Utah. It took 6 days, and I have pleasant memories of every place we stopped for a meal or a few winks. Except the last night we spend in a rusty little town in Wyoming. It was practically a ghost town. They could have filmed 'The Walking Dead' there without any costumes or make-up.




But that was not the worst. When we checked into Roach Motel, we found out that the bar in the place allowed smoking!!! This was 2011 and I thought you couldn't smoke anywhere in America. Well, exclude Wyoming from that list.


The sad thing is, I've been to other places in Wyoming that were beautiful, but this place left me with no desire to go back.


On the other hand, we also passed through Iowa earlier on that trip, and had dinner in a roadside steakhouse, which was excellent. Since we were staying there for the night, I felt comfortable ordering an adult beverage before dinner. Imagine my shock when I was presenter with a perfect Perfect Manhattan, made by a bartender in the middle of nowhere, Iowa, who proudly wore a Harley Davidson t-shirt. What a great country we live in!

[countrygun]

Originally Posted by grg3d

Any State that infringes on my 2nd amendment rights to keep and bare arms

Could you please give me a list of the States that don't allow the citizens to go sleeveless, I don't want to go to any of them

[Palouse]

Originally Posted by countrygun

Washington State. "The Tri-cities"? Really? why?

Hanford, mostly. Until the Manhattan Project and the building of Hanford, that area was sparsely populated. It's fun to float the Hanford Reach and have the gov't boys in black Suburbans come out of the sage brush (and seemingly out of nowhere) and follow you for awhile.

Not fond of the Tri-Cities, necessarily, but my wife is from Richland, so it does have some redeeming value.

I like to give her crap about her high school's mascot.

[Smidgen]

Originally Posted by larson1122

Wisconsin. Too much Packers paraphernalia for me. They plaster that logo on absolutely everything.

Considering the OP asked what state is "aweful" - I have to agree, both Wisconsin and the Packers are indeed full of awe.

Now, those Vikings are indeed "awful"

[countrygun]

Originally Posted by Palouse

Hanford, mostly. Until the Manhattan Project and the building of Hanford, that area was sparsely populated. It's fun to float the Hanford Reach and have the gov't boys in black Suburbans come out of the sage brush (and seemingly out of nowhere) and follow you for awhile.

Not fond of the Tri-Cities, necessarily, but my wife is from Richland, so it does have some redeeming value.

I like to give her crap about her high school's mascot.

I, as the saying goes, "Had the pleasure of spending a week in Kennewick one day"

[9mm +p+]

Virginia born and raised, moved to kansas for college and haven't been able to extricate myself yet, without a doubt worst place I've ever been to. Too much churchiness, no scenery, HOT in the summer and damn cold in the winter. No fresh seafood, too many inbreds, too many fat chicks, need I go on?

[Hauptmann6]

Originally Posted by cm6029

But that was not the worst. When we checked into Roach Motel, we found out that the bar in the place allowed smoking!!! This was 2011 and I thought you couldn't smoke anywhere in America. Well, exclude Wyoming from that list.

OMG. A place that allows the owner to have the freedom to choose what he wants to do with his business. How horrible.

[series1811]

I lived in Maryland for five years. It is one of the most beautiful states, with the absolutely worst government and taxes, you could find.

It was a great place to live for a sailor, but you couldn't make me go back there at gunpoint.

[Mr T]

Nebraska is a great state to raise kids. California (specifically LA and other cities) is proof that our country is sloped to the west, because thats where all the fruits and nuts have rolled to. Feinstein et al.

[Shockem841]

Texas,Wisconsin

[janice6]

Originally Posted by Palouse

Hanford, mostly. Until the Manhattan Project and the building of Hanford, that area was sparsely populated. It's fun to float the Hanford Reach and have the gov't boys in black Suburbans come out of the sage brush (and seemingly out of nowhere) and follow you for awhile.

Not fond of the Tri-Cities, necessarily, but my wife is from Richland, so it does have some redeeming value.

I like to give her crap about her high school's mascot.

Before you go back to Hanford, you might want to check out the leaking Million gallon TransUranic waste tanks that are leaking into the Columbia river. Isotope levels are 50,000 times higher than normal. They are burping Hydrogen gas too.

The radioactive contamination over the Military Site is so high you cannot bring food onto the reservation.

[2.0tspeed]

florida born and rasied now live in nebraska, man is it boring here.

[JuneyBooney]

Originally Posted by *ASH*

and explain why ,keep it kleen please

to me my wife is from PAVILLE , and to go visit its depressing , always rainy or gloomy , and sucks . and the roads suck bad

OHIO - same reasons could not pay me to live anywhere north of VIRGINIA

THOSE are my top 2 suckiest states .

Iillnois
nebraska
WISCONSIN


ROUND OUT MY TOP 5 .


WHAT IS YOURS ??

All states have some sucky laws and you have to compare them to make decisions. Virginia has some strong laws against sex..don't show your winky by accident or they will prosecute you. In Maryland you can show Mr Wunky in your car and it is a privater place. Gun ;aws are the same way but normally conservative origin states are better than liberal states. All issues including taxes would have to be compared. I am not fond of diversity because of crime issues so that would be an issue for me.