I would doubt there is a "perfect" place that would have no drawbacks. It seems like in Texas, you either have tornados, hurricanes or desert. Of course you could go a little way inland, but tornados are more common. We had a bad storm last week that dropped tornados in College Station just 20 miles away. We are far enough inland where a hurricane isnt an extreme threat, unless a major one hit just right. Any other would bring lots of rain, but the way things have been going thats not necessarily a bad thing.
Don't say that in front of Caustic. I think he thinks he's seen enough rain for a while.
In California you can get earthquakes and liberals.
Yep.
Wyoming I would think the snowstorms could pose a threat, although Ive never been there so I am guessing on that.
I lived and worked there for a time and heard bout the killer winters but never experienced one. Stock generally did okay.
Im not familiar with Arizona or New Mexico, but isnt most of it desert, which wouldnt be ideal for cattle? Plus the lack of rainfall.
Only about 1/3 of each state is desert. Some of the best ski resorts are in both of them.
Hawaii, besides the extremely high cost of living, seems like a typhoon could tear it apart quickly, they have been clear for a long time now, its only a matter of time. Also doesnt Hawaii have a lot of volcanoes? I dont know when the last eruptions were, or how long they expect until the next.
I was wondering about the typhoon thing myself. I wonder when the last one was? Maybe there's something to all that Polynessian voodoo stuff.Z
I may be wrong on some of those, so dont hold my word on it.
