I might move to the US. But where?

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by Senilsson

Just to clarify,

My visa is ONLY for US, not Canada. I'm a big fan of hockey and would love to go there but can't unfortunately.

I have been to Florida (Orlando and everything in between on the east coast down to the keys) in March and October. We had nice weather the whole time, but I think it might be a bit hard if it gets more humid.

But as I've said before, the weather isn't the most important thing and I understand that I won't be able to get everything I want from a city. What matters to me is a safe place with friendly people and good job opportunities. If the weather is better than it is here I am happy. I don't think you realize how dark it gets here during the winter.

Median temperature per monthwhere I live now is
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Annual
−2.6 −2.7 0.3 4.7 10.0 14.5 15.9 15.0 11.3 7.5 2.8 −0.7 6.3

Don't move to DC then, the city bleeds red and loves Caps hockey, even though they disappoint us in crushing ways every single year.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by 440GCSTL

I'm in the midwest now but spent a couple of years in Denver and it was pretty hard to beat. Tons of stuff to do, great weather, solid economy.

Denver had baseball sized hail on Monday.

Weather there is generally pretty unpredictable, biggest killer of hikers tackling 14'ers are the sudden lightning storms that will pop up with little warning.

[shay2nak]

Move to a "red" state.

[R3dliner]

Come to NYC you'll be mind blown. Lot's of girls here for you too

[Torgus]

Originally Posted by shay2nak

Move to a "red" state.

Best advice so far in this thread.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by Torgus

Best advice so far in this thread.

Looks like OP is moving to West Virginia!

[BaggedDevil]

If you like good weather try Temecula, California or really California as a whole as it has pretty much all of what you want. Or Virginia is a great state to start with also.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by BaggedDevil

If you like good weather try Temecula, California or really California as a whole as it has pretty much all of what you want. Or Virginia is a great state to start with also.

Don't come to Commiefornia. We're a bunch of illegal libtards who rape each other and pay 99% taxes and stuff. Too damn crowded here already.

[BaggedDevil]

Originally Posted by infinitekid2002

Don't come to Commiefornia. We're a bunch of illegal libtards who rape each other and pay 99% taxes and stuff. Too damn crowded here already.

I feel you lol but I can't complain about the weather since I live in AZ half the year where it's over 110+ for 4 months

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

Don't move to DC then, the city bleeds red and loves Caps hockey, even though they disappoint us in crushing ways every single year.

He also wants to be around friendly people. Pretty much kills DC and NYC.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by gonzo

He also wants to be around friendly people. Pretty much kills DC and NYC.

Not really, people in large cities aren't as rude as people make them out to be so long as you aren't being an idiot and doing something like standing in the middle of a sidewalk and not moving or standing on the left side of the escalator on the metro.

Other than that, most folks are more than happy to help out of towners get to where they're trying to go to.

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by P1et

Tejas is awful. Very warm, mediocre food, unwelcoming people, and dangerously close to the Mexican border. Texas would be a bad, bad choice.

I agree lol. Too many guns for liberal minded people hehe.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

Not really, people in large cities aren't as rude as people make them out to be so long as you aren't being an idiot and doing something like standing in the middle of a sidewalk and not moving or standing on the left side of the escalator on the metro.

Other than that, most folks are more than happy to help out of towners get to where they're trying to go to.

In jest, but from memory of your own words:

'People here are some of the rudest and most snobbish on the planet'

Amiright?

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by BaggedDevil

If you like good weather try Temecula, California

You been left out in the Temecula sun too long, boy? I have in-laws there. After about 8:30 am, it's too damn hot to do anything but go back to bed, or Pechanga.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by gonzo

In jest, but from memory of your own words:

'People here are some of the rudest and most snobbish on the planet'

Amiright?

lol a lot of people here can be quite pretentious, they all work and live in this neighborhood you may have heard of called Capitol Hill.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

You been left out in the Temecula sun too long, boy? I have in-laws there. After about 8:30 am, it's too damn hot to do anything but go back to bed, or Pechanga.

This dude's from arizona unc. Temecula aint got shit on AZ heat

[BaggedDevil]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

You been left out in the Temecula sun too long, boy? I have in-laws there. After about 8:30 am, it's too damn hot to do anything but go back to bed, or Pechanga.

Maybe I am used to living in Arizona where it's at least 110 and Temecula is nice weather to me lol

[RoundelObsession]

Chicago, Il. They will love to hear about your diversity.

[Dackelone]

Where EVERY you decide... you should come visit that area and see for yourself. This will be a hard choice for you and your family. I'd say plan a trip for a short stay and travel around and talk to perspective employers/dealers.

BMW dealerships are plentiful on the East and West coasts... but seldom in the middle America.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Fort knox !

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by Dackelone

Where EVERY you decide... you should come visit that area and see for yourself. This will be a hard choice for you and your family. I'd say plan a trip for a short stay and travel around and talk to perspective employers/dealers.

BMW dealerships are plentiful on the East and West coasts... but seldom in the middle America.

Strange. I believe there are 5 bmw dealerships in the d/fw metroplex. Are you thinking about the heartland maybe?

[Fundguy1]

Originally Posted by Dackelone

Where EVERY you decide... you should come visit that area and see for yourself. This will be a hard choice for you and your family. I'd say plan a trip for a short stay and travel around and talk to perspective employers/dealers.

BMW dealerships are plentiful on the East and West coasts... but seldom in the middle America.

Lol riiiight.