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1 Moorestown, NJ 20,700 Philadelphia
2 Bainbridge Island, WA 21,600 Seattle
3 Naperville, IL 163,900 Chicago
4 Vienna, VA 61,700 Washington, DC
5 Louisville, CO 32,400 Boulder
6 Barrington, RI 16,800 Providence
7 Middleton, WI 21,400 Madison
8 Peachtree City, GA 35,800 Atlanta
9 Chatham, NJ 17,600 New York City
10 Mill Valley, CA 29,200 San Francisco
11 Larchmont, NY 18,200 New York City
12 Greenwich, CT 62,000 Stamford
13 Westwood, MA 14,500 Boston
14 Blue Bell, PA 19,700 Philadelphia
15 Princeton, NJ 48,700 Trenton
16 Chanhassen, MN 22,100 Minneapolis
17 Gaithersburg, MD 132,500 Washington, DC
18 Powell, OH 30,300 Columbus
19 Mequon-Thiensville, WI 23,400 Milwaukee
20 Ellicott City, MD 72,000 Baltimore
21 Yorba Linda, CA 64,400 Los Angeles
22 Delmar, NY 16,300 Albany
23 Papillion, NE 27,400 Omaha
24 Fishers, IN 48,900 Indianapolis
25 Coronado, CA 23,800 San Diego


I posted it because someone on the board lives in Gaithersburg I believe.

http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/top100_1.html

That'd be Phil!

Bainbridge=#2.

You live in Kenmore

but I'm close to bainbridge. It's a rich people island though

No man is an island unless he has a couple hundred mil.

Imagine that.....Houston isn't up there......Sugarland doesn't count......

Hmm....FL not mentioned either? Could it be because it's the lightning and hurricane capital of the world? I wonder...

South Central PA isn't there either

Manarius wrote:South Central PA isn't there either

is that like south central los angeles?

It's like south central LA....except with cheesesteaks.

And Amish

ISn't Blue Bell in SCPA? It made the top 100.

The modified list.

1 Moorestown, NJ 20,700 Philadelphia
2 Bainbridge Island, WA 21,600 Seattle
3 Naperville, IL 163,900 Chicago
4 Vienna, VA 61,700 Washington, DC
5 Louisville, CO 32,400 Boulder
6 Barrington, RI 16,800 Providence
7 Middleton, WI 21,400 Madison
8 Peachtree City, GA 35,800 Atlanta
9 Chatham, NJ 17,600 New York City
10 Mill Valley, CA 29,200 San Francisco
11 Larchmont, NY 18,200 New York City
12 Greenwich, CT 62,000 Stamford
13 Westwood, MA 14,500 Boston
14 Blue Bell, PA 19,700 Philadelphia
15 Princeton, NJ 48,700 Trenton
16 Chanhassen, MN 22,100 Minneapolis
17 Gaithersburg, MD 132,500 Washington, DC
18 Powell, OH 30,300 Columbus
19 Mequon-Thiensville, WI 23,400 Milwaukee
20 Ellicott City, MD 72,000 Baltimore
21 Yorba Linda, CA 64,400 Los Angeles
22 Delmar, NY 16,300 Albany
23 Papillion, NE 27,400 Omaha
24 Fishers, IN 48,900 Indianapolis
25 Coronado, CA 23,800 San Diego
...

-5,000 Williamsport, PA.

Shit, more like

-500,000 Williamsport, PA.

I have a new slogan for the tourist department of Williamsport

Williamsport, the asshole of the N.E. Bring the KY and stay a while.

It sounds like someone got a property tax bill. I had a buddy who property tax was out freaking rageous considering the sellability of property.

Thats funny as hell Matt. Thanks for the new sig.

legacy92ej22t wrote:Shit, more like

-500,000 Williamsport, PA.

I have a new slogan for the tourist department of Williamsport

Williamsport, the asshole of the N.E. Bring the KY and stay a while.

Have you been to Oil City?

legacy92ej22t wrote:Shit, more like

-500,000 Williamsport, PA.

I have a new slogan for the tourist department of Williamsport

Williamsport, the asshole of the N.E. Bring the KY and stay a while.

There's a reason they call us "Pensyltucky" or "Philabama" or something like that.

Coronado and Yorba Linda, both nice but really rich areas again...

Manarius another good sig...

Yay #17!!!

I was actually going to reply to this and say that where I live is the best place in the US to live

I wish I was down there.

Ha! Want to hear the funniest thing ever? Fodor's listed Baltimore as one of the top 10 best places to visit in the WORLD. Forget the ancient capital of the roman empire, forget about the capital of the US, wouldn't you rather hit the Murder Capital AND Hepatitus Capital all in one trip?

Yeah, I actually like it. It's got cool museums and shops in the neighborhoods around the harbor... but I don't think it is quite up there yet.

Nobody who lives here has any clue what Fodors is smoking, but we'd like them to send some of it over, because Charm City has smoked all of its crack rocks.

BAC5.2 wrote:Yay #17!!!

I was actually going to reply to this and say that where I live is the best place in the US to live

Phil, why do you think Gaithersburg deserves to be up there?

I'm not disagreeing at all, just sparking discussion.

Why? Because I live here.

Really? It's a small town in a big city. Diverse culture, without high crime rates. No real "bad part of town". Lots of money in certain areas, and overall a nice place to live. It's a place where you can ask someone what time it is, and they won't shoot you, try to rape you, or ignore you.

Oh, and because we get the benefits of all the areas around us, without actually having to deal with the problems associated with those places.

In short, all of the places in this area are mostly places that'd be great to visit, but you wouldn't want to live there.

Gaithersburg is the place to live when you want to visit the places around here. DC, Baltimore, NOVA, Bethesda, Potomac, Rockville, Germantown. All places that are great to visit, but you gotta live somewhere.