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I'll stick with MA. Each Washington is are home to a scary 'R' word.

You mean the land of the depressed?

You've probably never have been to DC or understand culture and history... -_-

Whomp

MrProws, *facepalm*. I hope that you aren't serious with that question...

Kelster, because Maryland understands how great DC is in comparison to Washington State. Sorry that you can't fathom someone having a different opinion than you.

Washington state can keep the emotional depression that comes with living there. (I have an aunt who has lived there for MANY years, so I've visited frequently.)

I love my home of DC. I've lived in different states (including traveling to other countries) and it doesn't compare to the cultural lifestyle that is DC. (Of course, I'd probably pick my other country of Italy over DC.)

Don't get mean because we're more grunge than you, portland

Portland has better weather and nicer people, as well as better drivers and as of late a much better music scene. Seattle hasn't had much of a music scene for a good 15 or 20 years. Also, no sales tax in Portland! The Portland area has the benefits of Washington but not the drawbacks.

I love Capitol Bikeshare! It makes my daily commute between Navy Yard and Georgetown so easy!

Tell me about it!

The only reason I'd want to live in DC would be to protest easily

Have you ever been to DC? I worked there for 3 months last year and it is a cesspool. It has the worst traffic in the US. I don't know how people can handle it.

Happy to hear someone is fighting for the kids :)

I do live in Washington state.

I'm at a hotel in dc right now. I went on the prolife march earlier.

At least DC is a city.

Do suburbs count?

Boy is that an understatement!

Washington State all the way!!! Woot woot!

DC is expensive...

Neither really, really need no and hell no. Can't imagine living where it's so liberal. Much less can't have carry permits

Thanks for the tips everyone! I'm going with my school and we actually get to be part of that ceremony, at least they did last year.

Weeeeed! Easy answer.

And the violent crime rate is much lower.

Oops wrong reply button (there are so many).

How do you get them home from the gun store if you can't transport them?

There is better hunting in state then dc

:( how in the world do you get them to your house?

I read that they wanted to avoid confusion, but nothing about future intentions.

The Maryland/DC northeast border (inside and out) is rough in general really. Stick to the more beautiful Virginia side :)

You can have guns. You cant carry guns. Or really transport them.

45 minutes away and it's still a suburb of a major city? 45 mins north-ish of DC would be Annapolis and 45 mins south would be Fredericksburg. Roughly. Guess we're just crammed in over here on the East Coast :)

Last election makes that decision extremely easy.

I lived in eastern WA for 20 years (now in Seattle), so I can definitely corroborate Satirical's claim!

Right?! Washington is awesome. I'm an Oregonian but I love me some Tacoma and Seattle :)

I don't particularly enjoy growing up in WA state, but it's better than DC.

Washington D.C = Douchebag Corrupts

In Woodinville,(a city of 12,000 and a suburb of Seattle) we have 100 wineries, a beautiful view of mt. Rainier, and we r only 45 minutes from Seattle and a couple minutes from beautiful lake Washington, is this an argument?

born and raised in DC...I miss it sooo much

Have house in DC

White chocolate with creamy milk chocolate filling.

*facepalm*

Which also chose state....Maryland is the odd one out as of this posting.

My aunt lives in McLean, Virginia and we've gone to D.C. to go to the Smithsonian and that. Too much traffic, it's crowded, too many rich people are moving in and it's dirty. I'd rather live in Washington state.

My exact same feelings as well. Lived outside of Fairfax for awhile and loved it. :)

DC is dirty and nasty, I mean look at who lives in the White House.

Tough choice! Beautiful country, or great history. We lived in Olympia before getting housing on base at Ft. Lewis in 1956, beautiful areas I'll never forget! But I really would like to see some of the fantastic museums and historical sites in our nations Capitol.

Every state choose WA state, and then there is Virginia.