Skiing.
Snow skiing is absolute crap in New Mexico. Why wouldn't you just go the extra mile to Colorado for some real skiing? I'm sure there's about a billion more lakes in Louisiana to go water skiing in, so thats a wash.

Gambling.
Uh, have you ever even been to Louisiana?

Non-hot/humid weather.
Because the desert isn't hot at all.

However if you hate trees (or anything green other than cactus), are in the market for some beautiful turquoise jewelry or handcrafted Indian trinkets (aka crap), or have a insatiable appetite for low-rider vehicles and culture, you can have your fill in New Mexico.

BTW, the stucco houses filled with southwestern Indian decorations are truly architectural masterpieces. No really, they are. I mean it... Apparently brick masonry technology has not reached the desert southwest yet.

Good luck New Mexico, we're all pulling for you.

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West Virginia. (Sure there is some naturally beauty, but not enough to make it a decent habitat).

ok dude....Louisiana sucks about 100 times more, but keep convincing yourself otherwise if you must

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ok dude....Louisiana sucks about 100 times more, but keep convincing yourself otherwise if you must

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Did you learn this from driving on I-10 while passing through the state?

You know the way to grandma's house!
R.I.P. Buddy D

I've been to both and thats my opinion....You Louisianians sure get your feelings hurt when people call out your great state

Been to Louisiana? You said that you drove through the state.

You know the way to grandma's house!
R.I.P. Buddy D

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I've been to both and thats my opinion....

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My opinion is that your opinion sucks.

1984 Consol,

I graduated from Consol in 1981, my wife in 1982.

Gabby- thats cool. I was only there for one year, my graduation year in 1984. 10th and 11th grade was spent at Carroll High School in Corpus Christi. I was supposed to have graduated from there.

Loserianna is essentially a 3rd world country.

I have to drive through it in a few days on the way to Panama City

Louisiana without a doubt.

Just remember.... A&M's ONLY Heisman winner was from Louisiana.

I guess none of y'all have been to Rhode Island... yeah. Those people have NO CLUE how drive. I'd rather drive in Naples, Italy... and I lived there too. And if you've been to Naples, Italy, you would never call N'awlins third world...

So, my vote is for Rhode Island.

I was so just going to ask why Rhode Island hadn't made anybody's list! My dad grew up there, and my grandmother still lives there, but that state is something else.

It can't function without major corruption in its government. And you can tell when you hit the state line because the roads turn to sh**. My dad always used to tell me that the only reason RI signed the original constitution is because CT, MA, and NY ganged up on RI and told them if they didn't sign, they'd all enforce tariffs and whatnot at their borders.

I will say, though, that your average Rhode Islander is probably less frightening than many backwoods rednecks.

Otherwise, though, New England is a beautiful place.

Gotta go with a 3-way tie between New Jersey, Michigan, and Ohio based upon my visits to those states.

West Virginia.

(walk off HOMERUN!)

Louisiana

idaho seems pretty worthless. also new hampshire and vermont.

I travel all over the country for work and I have to say that my vote goes to oklahoma. Anybody who says Montana has obviously never spent any time there. I spent five days there at the end of November and drove between Billings and Bozeman. Montana is a one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. I have also spent extensive time in Southern Louisiana, not just New Orleans, but all over the place. It may not be real nice from most peoples point of view, but the food and culture could be the most unique in the country. The hunting and fishing is amazing as well. I've never been anywhere that had as good of fishing as southern Louisiana.

But New Hampshire is the "Live free or die!" state!

And Vermont has a surprisingly low population density, which is good in my book!

Both are on my "potential future home" list.

Louisiana

I would guess people who are listing Louisiana are basing this on their experiences of driving through the state or what they saw on TV after Katrina.

All states have poor, uneducated AREAS...LA is no different.

I went to Lousiana public schools from K-12 and am about to grdauate with a Ph.D. from A&M, so the education I got couldn't have been THAT bad.

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I don't mind Tennessee that much.. I like living here in Chattanooga.. 30 minutes from the Smokies. The drivers here are pretty stupid, and the accents take getting used to. However, I do miss Tx, but probably won't be back for a while, since I'm marrying me a Tennessean (or whatever you call a resident here).

ZooGuy,

I thought you were going to Abilene?

You don't have an Ag tag, but I assume you are an Ag? Did you come to Muster?

I didn't get to make it to Muster. I'm either a) working too much or b) out of town spending time with my fiance. I worked in Abilene for aobut 5 years from '01-'06. I've been in Chattanooga for a year now.

ZooGuy, Email me at my screen name at wcc dot net.

Maybe we can meet up in Chatt one evening for dinner.

Alabama - by far the worst

EMC - email sent.

Damn my thread is still alive??

Awesome

I'm going with Deleware.



Fort-Worth-Realtor@aggienetwork.com

I take it none of you Ags have been to New Mexico. Outside a couple nice towns, the place has got to be the worst place in America.


TAF

Louisana contains some of the best fishing in the US and for that reason alone it cannot be the worst state.

Hands down, Louisiana, second place isn't even close.

ummm, have you guys ever been to Delaware???

North Dakota