The 14 worst-teeth cities

[theflyingpig]

No city in the US can compare to Tokyo. The Japanese have bad teeth from eating all that delicious whale meat. Everyone knows this.

 

[rockyct]

Originally posted by: nerdress
D:

The boyfriend says that most of the people from Nevada recently are transplants from California...sooooo....???

I think we've basically kicked out all the smokers to Nevada.

 

[Vette73]

Originally posted by: theflyingpig
No city in the US can compare to Tokyo. The Japanese have bad teeth from eating all that delicious whale meat. Everyone knows this.

Yea, but they eat it only for scientific research reasons.

 

[Vette73]

Originally posted by: marvdmartian

No. 8: Houston, Texas

Is that from before, or after, the influx of Katrina evacuees??

Almost everyone I've talked to said we're going to move to Houston. What I'm hearing, which is sort of scary, is they all want to stay in Texas. Everybody is so overwhelmed by all the hospitality. And so many of the peoples in the arena here, you know, they're underprivileged anyway, so this--this is working very well for them.

 

[SP33Demon]

All shtholes I would never visit.

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: SP33Demon
All shtholes I would never visit.

How would you know if you never visit? I'll take Tulsa over Chicago, LA or NY any day. It is cleaner, better economy, less crime and much cheaper to live in.

 

[zoiks]

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: SP33Demon
All shtholes I would never visit.

How would you know if you never visit? I'll take Tulsa over Chicago, LA or NY any day. It is cleaner, better economy, less crime and much cheaper to live in.

What's in Tulsa that would be worth seeing over Chicago?

 

[ebaycj]

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: SP33Demon
All shtholes I would never visit.

How would you know if you never visit? I'll take Tulsa over Chicago, LA or NY any day. It is cleaner, better economy, less crime and much cheaper to live in.

If you're OK with picking up chicks with missing teeth, that is.

 

[MotF Bane]

Originally posted by: ebaycj

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: SP33Demon
All shtholes I would never visit.

How would you know if you never visit? I'll take Tulsa over Chicago, LA or NY any day. It is cleaner, better economy, less crime and much cheaper to live in.

If you're OK with picking up chicks with missing teeth, that is.

gumjob?

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: ebaycj
If you're OK with picking up chicks with missing teeth, that is.

You obviously have never been there. Regardless of stereotypes, most people in Tulsa have good teeth. The chicks are just as hot in Tulsa as elsewhere.

 

[SacrosanctFiend]

Originally posted by: Marlin1975

Originally posted by: theflyingpig
No city in the US can compare to Tokyo. The Japanese have bad teeth from eating all that delicious whale meat. Everyone knows this.

Yea, but they eat it only for scientific research reasons.

No, because it's delicious. Especially the fin whale imported from Iceland.

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: zoiks
What's in Tulsa that would be worth seeing over Chicago?

Why don't you go there and find out for yourself? Chicago is a nasty and dirty city with rampant corruption, high cost of living and a crime problem. I have been to Chicago many times and it is ok to visit but I would never want to live in that dump.

 

[Acanthus]

Originally posted by: jteef
fluoridated water ftw

Directly ingesting toxic chemicals FTL.

 

[Acanthus]

Originally posted by: zoiks

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: SP33Demon
All shtholes I would never visit.

How would you know if you never visit? I'll take Tulsa over Chicago, LA or NY any day. It is cleaner, better economy, less crime and much cheaper to live in.

What's in Tulsa that would be worth seeing over Chicago?

CORN.

Oh wait, they have that too

 

[boomhower]

Wasn't Huntington also voted the fattest city in the country?

 

[moshquerade]

Originally posted by: Acanthus

Originally posted by: jteef
fluoridated water ftw

Directly ingesting toxic chemicals FTL.

you drink soda?

 

[nageov3t]

all those cities in question seem like they'd have huge meth traffic.

 

[zoiks]

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: zoiks
What's in Tulsa that would be worth seeing over Chicago?

Why don't you go there and find out for yourself? Chicago is a nasty and dirty city with rampant corruption, high cost of living and a crime problem. I have been to Chicago many times and it is ok to visit but I would never want to live in that dump.

I was in Chicago a couple of years back and I thought it was kept pretty immaculate for a big city. It certainly was no dump that you are referring to.
I haven't been to Tulsa so what's in Tulsa that strikes your fancy? What's so great there that a tourist would prefer it over Chicago?

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: zoiks
I was in Chicago a couple of years back and I thought it was kept pretty immaculate for a big city. It certainly was no dump that you are referring to.
I haven't been to Tulsa so what's in Tulsa that strikes your fancy? What's so great there that a tourist would prefer it over Chicago?

You damn sure never been to the parts I have been to. Ever spent time on southside? I bet you7 stayed in downtown and hung in the tourist areas. Go to the real Chicago where people actually live and you will find it dirty, expensive and crime ridden.

 

[oogabooga]

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: zoiks
I was in Chicago a couple of years back and I thought it was kept pretty immaculate for a big city. It certainly was no dump that you are referring to.
I haven't been to Tulsa so what's in Tulsa that strikes your fancy? What's so great there that a tourist would prefer it over Chicago?

You damn sure never been to the parts I have been to. Ever spent time on southside? I bet you7 stayed in downtown and hung in the tourist areas. Go to the real Chicago where people actually live and you will find it dirty, expensive and crime ridden.

A tourist should prefer Tulsa because in Chicago the non-tourist areas that they wouldn't want to be in anyway would be dirty, expensive, and crime ridden?

I could see your arguments against living there but he's asking why a tourist would pick Tulsa over Chicago.

 

[Miramonti]

Originally posted by: zoiks

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: zoiks
What's in Tulsa that would be worth seeing over Chicago?

Why don't you go there and find out for yourself? Chicago is a nasty and dirty city with rampant corruption, high cost of living and a crime problem. I have been to Chicago many times and it is ok to visit but I would never want to live in that dump.

I was in Chicago a couple of years back and I thought it was kept pretty immaculate for a big city. It certainly was no dump that you are referring to.
I haven't been to Tulsa so what's in Tulsa that strikes your fancy? What's so great there that a tourist would prefer it over Chicago?

Reader's Digest ranked Chicago as the dirtiest city in America out of the US' 50 largest metro cities.

 

[Q]

Well they obviously didn't do England

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: oogabooga

A tourist should prefer Tulsa because in Chicago the non-tourist areas that they wouldn't want to be in anyway would be dirty, expensive, and crime ridden?

I could see your arguments against living there but he's asking why a tourist would pick Tulsa over Chicago.

We are not talking about tourist, but actual places where people live. The topic has nothing to do with tourism and my comment was aimed at residency, not tourism.

 

[zoiks]

Originally posted by: soonerproud

Originally posted by: oogabooga

A tourist should prefer Tulsa because in Chicago the non-tourist areas that they wouldn't want to be in anyway would be dirty, expensive, and crime ridden?

I could see your arguments against living there but he's asking why a tourist would pick Tulsa over Chicago.

We are not talking about tourist, but actual places where people live. The topic has nothing to do with tourism and my comment was aimed at residency, not tourism.

No. We're talking about places we would rather visit. Read the first reply you gave to SP33Demon.

 

[soonerproud]

Originally posted by: zoiks

No. We're talking about places we would rather visit. Read the first reply you gave to SP33Demon.

The article is talking about residents, not tourist. Now where would you live, Chicago or Tulsa if given the choice?