What state or country do you live in?

Texas, The Lone Star State

For foreign users

If you live outside America, then type the name of your country

Rich Port Colony.

Minnesota

@Master_Live: state. Not town or county

That's not a town or county but an actual colony.

@Master_Live: what state of the colony?

Baltimore MD

I live in a state of confusion.

Why do you ask?

I won't reveal that, I'm a little paranoid.

@Master_Live: LOL, Why?

@BranKetra: just To know the community a little better

I'm just like that, can't help it.

@Master_Live: well then

@lucianocasanova: Fair enough.

I live in Tennessee, The Volunteer State.

@lucianocasanova: I live in Puerto Rico, perhaps the last colony in the world.

Illinois

@konvikt_17: I wanna go to Illinois. Is it very hot in there?

@BranKetra: I heard Tennessee is very touristy. Is that true?

Iran

Denial.

@lucianocasanova: It is. We have the Smoky Mountains to the east and Nashville, TN which is known as Music City, U.S.A. Vanderbilt is near the middle of downtown Nashville, so there is an educated community of youth along with the music venues that we have and what is coming. Additionally, we have the Parthenon which is a replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece.

Original Parthenon in Athens, Greece

Parthenon in Nashville, TN. Do you see the resemblance?

Besides that, there are natural parks in Tennessee that are quite nice such as Burgess Falls.

Tennessee is a good place to visit if you like a blend of nature and man-made cities.

in the middle of nowhere and in pain

Norway.

A country that I'm not proud of...

UK England

Originally from Portugal but now living in the Netherlands.

@BranKetra: That park looks beautiful.

India

The armpit of America in Ohio I don't think my town has has a new building other than dollar stores and autozones since 1960 when the steel mills were still going strong.

Queensland, Australia

Quebec,Canada.

Right now: Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico.

I am quite surprise at the amount of foreign users we have

denmark

the flag is like so

Florida

@korvus: There is a steep descent to get to that point of view, but it is worth it.

@BranKetra: The harder you work to get there the most beautiful it looks. One of my favourite places in Portugal is Quinta da Regaleira and to see some of the stuff you need to climb hills, descend into caves, walk on stones over deep water, walk in a labyrinth where the floor is covered in shallow water that quickly turns into really deep water where you least expect. But the thrill of getting there is amazing...

NY

@korvus: I googled the Quinta da Regaeira. It looks nice.

Rich Port City - Ciudad del Puerto Rico

Rico - rich

Puerto - port

Ciudad - city

England.

Nope. There's still Guam, Northern Marianas, US Virgin Islands, American Samoa. I don't think any of them want to go on their own.

Some of the islands I've been to in this hemisphere are:

The French has the French West Indies. The Dutch has the Netherlands Antilles (includes Aruba).

Catalunya and, sadly, Spain...

Arizona

Clear skies for astronomy. The state is pretty active with SETI and asteroid watch. Plus, I like to visit the Meteor Crater whenever time permits. There is also the fringes of the Grand Canyons in the distance.

Wow......I'm the only Canadian so far.

Tennessee

Carmel, Indiana, U.S.

Widely regarded as one of the best places to live in the U.S.

• http://time.com/money/3312311/carmel-indiana-best-places-to-live/
• http://247wallst.com/special-report/2014/09/17/americas-50-best-cities-to-live/13/