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Example:

Canada
Pro: Healthcare, Nice people, Good Education
Con: Weather, Justin Beiber

Know Your Meme
Pro: Wikipedia about Memes, Credible, Image Sharing
Con: Full of Trolls and Newbies who make crappy Entries

Holland, Michigan

Pros: Tulip Time Festival, coastal city, Downtown has nice design
Cons: Not enough chain restaurants (e.g. Outback), Most people are Republicans

Funny, I just saw a thread like this on /int/…
United Kingdom
Pro: Nice people, good culture
Con: Rain, One Direction

Pros: Great Britain

Cons: Great British climate.

Wisconsin
Pros: Weather, good education.
Cons: Drunk people

Oregon
Pros: No Sales Tax
Cons: Rain, Rain, and more Rain
???: Tons of weird and funny shit.

Colorado
Pros: City is built right on mountains

Cons: Not enough cold weather/snow

Alberta, Canada (Southern)

Pros: Leading Canadian economy, good jobs and opportunities. Good weather 9/12 months.

Cons: Flat as hell, no forests, mountains or hills to look at or explore.

New Jersey
Pros: Ok weather, Jersey Shore( location)
Cons: Every other state hates us, Jersey Shore (the god awful show)

Wisconsin
Pros: Nice people, cheese, fun things happen year round (festivals, fairs, ect.)
Cons: The winters.

My Room

Pros: Internet, Food, Good Climate, Organized.

Cons: It's a room.

Kitchen:

Pros: I have a god damn iMac in here.

Cons: Not many, actually.

How are the winters cons?
Wisconsin
Pros: WINTERS, decent-sized population, good food, great landscape (I actually live in an area with hills, not flat as fuck plains)
Cons: Scott Walker, the amount of drunks here, the drug problems I have in my area, then there's the teachers, firefighters going on strike…..

Small Town Virginia
Pros: Not easily lost, Quiet, Mild Weather
Cons: Ghetto, Bad School, Gangs

Australia
Pros: Nice people, most with an awesome sense of humor, good enviornment
Cons: Julia Gillard, bogans everywhere, FUCKING DROP BEARS

North Carolina
Pros: Research Triangle, nice people in my area at least, known for making furniture, historical.
Cons: Not much to do outside, rednecks, some bigots, SO MANY FREAKING OLD PEOPLE!

Why are so many of us in Wisconsin?
Pros: …………..I don't even know. The Onion? The Isthmus? (Except for PS Muller, not funny as f***.)
Cons: Stressful political climate, (Which is probably true for everyone, actually.) poor education system, I don't like sports and as already mentioned, there is a lot of alcohol. Do newspapers in other places have not just weekly food reviews but beer reviews as well? Didn't think so.

Seal Of Orichalcos wrote:

poor education system

My school's got a pretty decent education system, actually. Solid teachers and everything. Especially the Tech Ed department, best in the state.

United Kingdom:

Pros: universities, good jobs

Cons: the weather, the cuisine (cranberry in a burger? really?)

Massachusetts (North Shore):

Pros: Gay marriage is legal, the small/medium sized city I live in has a fairly wealthy population, the education system is strong, there are very strong music, arts, and sports departments in the schools, there are three different colleges with good reputations (one of which being an arts college that I will be attending after my year off), I live near the water, gang violence is basically nonexistent, very good food (I can't think of a restaurant in my area that serves bad food)

Cons: In my city, if you are not part of the wealthier group you are basically dirt poor, there are plenty of people who act like they own the world, the climate changes can be very drastic, people complain that there is nothing to do here when in fact there is a ton of stuff to do, frankly people in this area complain way too god damn much.

@Nurse Calkarot

No mention of giant poisonous spiders?

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New Zealand:
Pros: Nice climate, stable government, generous benefit programs, we use the metric system
Cons: Everybody thinks we have sex with sheep.

Wisconsin Party.
Pros: Good mix of seasons/seasonal activities, nice scenery in certain places, decent education compared to the rest of the United States (not good by any standard, but better than nothing),close to Canada.
Cons: Liberals in parts of the state acting like it's the end of the world every time a Republican gets elected, Republicans in the other part of the state acting like the Liberal part is crazy because they act like it's the end of the world every time a Republican gets elected, doesn't really get mentioned in films, books, etc. alcohol culture (lots of DUI related law firms).

Ontario, Canada (Specifically Toronto)

Pros: Nice, hot summers. Mild winters. Good food. Multicultural (food, entertainment, etc). Healthcare, social programs.

Cons: Traffic, too many cars. Impossible to drive around downtown, so-so education system. Shit-tier sports teams (Toronto Maple Leafs [NHL])

Northern California
Pro: Good weather and local programs / events
Con: Hicks – Hicks everywhere

Vancouver

Pros:

Cons:

New York City

Pros: New York City

Cons: New York City

Jail
Pros: Lesbian Sex
Cons: Gay Sex

Toms River, New Jersey
Pros: Really Close to two nice beach towns (Point Pleasant and Seaside for fellow New Jersians).Quiet and pretty neighborhood. Bangable and very talented women.
Cons: Swagfags, guidos, and general douches. My neighborhood is filled with younger, irritating kids and old people. Generally shitty due to lack of respect from dumb-ass, previously mentioned categories of people.

Richmond, Virginia
Pros: Rich history, mild temperature, east side is the best side.
Cons: Richmond was the murder capital of the south, a lot of blacks and red necks, nothing special ever happens here. To far away from everyone I know.

Indianapolis, Indiana
Pros: Racing(Indy 500 & Brickyard 400), the colleges, Michael Jackson
Cons: Rednecks, break-ins and vandalism, Michael Jackson

Cranberry in a burger? Never seen it. However I did have what I like to call a tentacle sandwich in New York City…

Oh god, why…

North Wales:
Pros: Big mountains, very empty, clear advantage in the coming apocalypse.
Cons: Nothing here at all, nationalists.

San Diego:
Pros: The Chargers
Cons: Comic

Utah
Pros: N/A
Cons: >Utah

Puerto Rico

Pros: Safest place in the Caribbean.

Cons: You're never really safe ಠ_ಠ.

South Carolina
Pros: Weather, beaches, middle of nowhere
Cons: Rednecks everywhere, drug problems, family

South Brazil
@Pros: The weather is pretty nice, fresh air, trees.
@Cons: Where do I start?
-Being assumed you suck at games because You are "huehuehue, gimmi monay plos"
-Stereotypes
-Awfully retarded music

Houston Texas
Pros: Big stuff, Southern Hospitality for the most part. Kinda can get almost anything in Texas
A lot of other Users live in Texas. "Keep Austin Weird" Amuses me when I don't even live in Austin, Texas. The Economy in Texas.

Cons: Are we there yet? Why is it so damn hot.

According to Opspe's map
10 people also live in Texas

Massachusetts

Pros: The people in my area are pretty welcoming and nice. Just like Harley said, there's pretty good restaurants around here. Gay marriage is legal, which is a nice thing. Very efficient state in terms of energy. Great ecology. Excellent in arts and culture. I'm attending a school with a solid educational system, which is palpably great. I haven't been here for very long, but I'm enjoying it so far.

Cons: The community I'm a part of isn't as diverse as I'd like it to be. That's not to say that I live in an all-white community, in fact, one of the first people I befriended here is Asian, and I have multiple African-American friends, as well as a half-Latino friend. But the fact remains that there's certainly far more white people on my campus and in my area in general. There are some pretty obnoxious fundamentalist Christians here, and some atheists that are just as annoying. High tax burdens, although that's understandable. Scott Brown. There are some inconsiderate people here, but there are some in every community. I haven't yet experienced a Massachussets winter yet, but being from the south, I'm not sure whether or not it will be very pleasant for me.

Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada

PROS: nice dry powder in the winter for snowboarding/skiing, mainly sunny summers, 80,000+ population(it's decent considering other cites in Canada), 2 ski resorts in the area( one's a 20 minute drive and the other only takes 45 mins plus it's open year round)

CONS: gets to -40 degrees celcius in the winter and +40 celcius in the summer, very arid and dry in the summer, shitty drivers

I lived there when I was a little dude. Shit was so cash.

Oh yeah, I just remembered another con. Extremist democrats/liberals everywhere. This of course is to be expected from a democratic state. I'm not officially a member of any party, but I swear I can not listen to another rant about how republicans are gonna destroy the country.

Pros : money hoes

Cons. Haytas

Michigan in general (I haven't lived in Lansing long enough to do a pro/con list about that)

Pros:
– Never too far away from a lake or beach
– Gorgeous scenery and landscapes
– Lots of places to vacation to without leaving the state (Mackinac Island, the UP, any of the Great Lakes, our State Parks and wilderness areas)
– The Mackinaw Bridge is pretty cool
– Great place to live if you like hunting or fishing or just being outdoors
– Plenty of great colleges to choose from
– Detroit Tigers
– Detroit Red Wings (when there's hockey, anyway)
– Some pretty cool famous people are from Michigan
– Decent weather in the summer (can get hot but that's rare, this summer was an exception. The winters suck but bring in a lot of tourism so that can be a pro and a con)

Cons:
– The job market fucking sucks
– Our Governor is an idiot
– Detroit getting nothing but bad publicity all the time (being crime-ridden and all that)
– People can't fucking drive
– There's road construction ALL THE FUCKING TIME
– As I said, the winters suck, especially along the west side near Lake Michigan and in the UP. LOTS of snow and it can get pretty cold
– Detroit Lions (most of the time)
– Detroit Pistons

Come to my town if you want some weird shit

Tennessee

Pros:
-super beautiful.
-lots to see and lots of famous people born here.
-lots of history and If you like antiques then you'll love this place (There are like 10 antique shops in my small town.)
-Nashville is pretty awesome.
-most everyone here is kind.

Cons:
-everyone is super religious, lots of homophobia and racism (Giving me a hard time because I'm a lesbian and I'm agnostic).
-there's A LOT of stupid people.
-everyone here has a bad taste in music (No one likes real country anymore and if I hear someone sing Taylor Swift one more time my head is going to explode.)
-lots of wannabe country singers.
-weird weather (It will be a desert one day and the next day will be stormy.)

England
Pros- This wonderful man

BorisJohnson5eva

Cons- X Factor, the cancer that is killing music-

united kingdom, england
pros
best soldiers in the world
great history and food

cons
some places are full of idiots
no summer wet and windy winters cold but little snow

North Wales – UK

Pros: Clean air, Seaside, Quiet

Cons: Seagulls, The Welsh, No sense of humour

Oh and the smell of fish.

Texas
PROS: Has nice culture.
Cons: Also has lots of fat people. Hot weather in the spring. Hot weather in the summer. Hot weather in the fall. Hot weather in the winter. I swear to god I have gotten dehydrated 6 times already! Also, I live in a shitty neighborhood due to my family's income being low. Almost every guy around me is a hood rat. I want to move to Canada. ;_;