does Maryville or laveen count? If not, Gila bend has to be the worst
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does Maryville or laveen count? If not, Gila bend has to be the worst
LMAO Poolesville for Maryland? That's not even a real place, it's a tiny town in a state that includes both Baltimore and Salisbury.
Orlando is nothing but shopping and other ways to spend money. At least there are things to see in Jax.
Having said that, Orlando people > Jax people
Traveling/Traffic sucks
Public Transits is non existent
Rent is out of control
Most jobs are working at customer services
Going to the hospital is expensive and Healthcare being worse
They pump all the economy on tourism is what I getting at.
Honesty the more I think about it, the more I'm thinking Bridgeport isn't the worst town in CT. Honestly New Haven is worse since the town itself is crummy and is home to one of the 8 Evil League institutions Yale.
Edina sucks, but no way in hell is it worse than half those northwest Minneapolis suburbs. I'm looking at you, Coon fucking Rapids.
I never even heard of poolesville. I tend to stay in the poc majority part of the state so that may be why....lol
Come on now, as a resident who lives about 10 minutes outside Spokane it isn't the worst city in Washington. It's probably the worst city in the PNW in general.
How is Brookings the worst city in South Dakota? I'm from Rapid and I'm not even that petty against that East River town.
Also Billings is the worst in Montana.
I can agree with Macon and Hobbs.
VA Beach is more of a three way tie with norfolk and suffolk.
Edina cracks me up. I agree it has to be a trolling.
Funny thing is I've lived in these towns or have relatives in them. This was great
Also Billings is the worst in Montana.
I can agree with Macon and Hobbs.
VA Beach is more of a three way tie with norfolk and suffolk.
Edina cracks me up. I agree it has to be a trolling.
Funny thing is I've lived in these towns or have relatives in them. This was great
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There's no situation in where Jax is better than Orlando. None.
There's nothing to do in Jax.
Orlando has:
Theme Parks
Water Parks
Orlando Magic games
Citrus Bowl games & events
Booming tech industry (there's plenty of jobs here)
Good beaches are no more than 1hr away
I love living in Orlando. There's just so much to do.
There's nothing to do in Jax.
Orlando has:
Theme Parks
Water Parks
Orlando Magic games
Citrus Bowl games & events
Booming tech industry (there's plenty of jobs here)
Good beaches are no more than 1hr away
I love living in Orlando. There's just so much to do.
edina kind of constantly gets trolled by everyone else in the metro who doesn't live there.
the urban dictionary for cake eater specifically mentions Edina.
people from Edina do kind of suck in my experience.
so it's kind of half trolling lol
As many others in this thread have noted, for MA, Springfield is worse than Worcester. I think Worcester may actually be on the verge of turning itself around with the WooSox coming to town as well as other developments in the city. It's always had a good set of colleges.
Strange list overall for some states. Maryland makes no sense and has a few other areas I'd expect over Poolesville. Elkton is 100 times worse and just a downright strange place. Sits off 95 between Philly and B-more and just south of DE's worst from this list, Wilmington. You always see some random stuff going on if you ever have a need to venture into Elkton.
Sure Poolesville isn't interesting and kinda in an area you never have to pass through but shouldn't be anywhere on or near this list. Only reason people go or would experience Poolesville is if you know someone living there or taking a trip to the haunted forrest for Halloween.
Thank you. In no reality is Albany worse than Binghamton, Utica, Watertown, Plattsburgh, or Poughkeepsie.
As someone who grew up in Edina, I knew it would be on the list lmao.
It has great schools and is consistently one of the top rated places to live in the state but man do the people suck.
It has great schools and is consistently one of the top rated places to live in the state but man do the people suck.
Ive lived in a few cities on the Hudson river. Kingston, Hudson, Troy. Loved them all.
It's honestly pretty great. There's some truth in the other Texas cities thinking Dallas has an air of elitism but there's so many pros like being way more diverse than Austin and not having the awful awful traffic of Houston.
Sadly it's small enough it slips by but yeah a town that literally known as a sundown town even into the 90s is a shoo-in for worst place.
I would of guessed the same. But Stockton has been trying hard to clean up. Pluse the move north by air of people have helped. But there are way worse places then Bakersfield in cali.
Dallas has to be a joke when it comes to Texas lol.
I can close my eyes and randomly point to any area of the Texas map, and I'd most likely land on a city 10x worse than Dallas in every regard (besides Houston, Austin and San Antonio of course).
I can close my eyes and randomly point to any area of the Texas map, and I'd most likely land on a city 10x worse than Dallas in every regard (besides Houston, Austin and San Antonio of course).
Worcester has been "about to turn itself around" my whole life and I am 42. Still don't agree with it being the worst when you have Lowell, Lynn, that whole bombed out area. Worcester isn't bad and it does have good schools, it's just an industrial city in a world that moved on.
Maine and R.I. are right on the money .
Cairo's history is dark, but the vast majority is now African American and its relatively small. Hopefully the plans they have with a new college and some tourism will have a better impact.
Oh I know I'm even older, but this time it does feel a little different.
I hope so, for all it's bleakness and the shit people give it I love Worcester and would love to see it truly revitalized myself.
Cortland is worse than Binghamton. And in PA, Carbondale is leagues worse than Scranton.
