The Top 20 Worst Places to Live

30 Jul

1 – Tarboro, NC (Location to the entrance of Hell– or simply known as the “Hellmouth” or “Devil’s Gate” to the locals)

To those visiting Tarboro, NC the “Hellmouth” or “Devil’s Gate” can be found at the cemetery located at 411 East Church Street but is only visible for ten minutes after Midnight on the night of the full moon.

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There’s a $100 fine for littering—so remember to dispose of any demons you kill while visiting Tarboro, NC.  Public trash cans are located at or near each street corner.

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2 – Tehran, Iran

Women’s Fashion Shows in Iran are a little bit boring.

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3 – Arizona (Papers Please!* unless you are Caucasian– and sound like a redneck)

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4 – Douala, Cameroon

Asthma Sufferers should bring an extra inhaler.

Cameroon Air Pollution

5 – Mississippi (State Motto: “Watch Racism Come Alive!”)

Last Year’s Equality Rally in Mississippi

National Socialist Movement annual “Nationals” weekend. April 21, 2007., Laurens, S.C. The weekend events included a memorial service for the late "Wild" Bill Hoff, a Nazi exchanging of vows, speeches, workshops and an award ceremony. The event drew a large crowd from various Skinhead, Neo-Nazi, Aryan and Ku Klux Klan organizations. ** no tabloids** ** special conditions apply**

6 – Harare, Zimbabwe

Everybody’s a Millionaire in Zimbabwe! (Hyperinflation)

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7 – Alabama (State Motto: “Indoor Plumbing since 2001!”)

Male Models in Alabama— look just a little bit different.

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8 – Abidjan, Ivory Coast

Abidjan Tea Party

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9 – South Carolina (First State to Secede– they still talk about doing it again)

The Governor of South Carolina taking an emergency phone call during a recent interview at the Governor’s Mansion.

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10 – Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Like the United States—Cambodia doesn’t have Universal Health Care either.

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11- Louisiana (State Motto: “We put the ‘Back’ in Backwater”)

Sadly a law passed in 2003 made indoor plumbing illegal for all homes built after 1973

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12 – Lagos, Nigeria

At least they’ve got KFC (Seriously they do!)

13 – Tennessee (The Klu Klux Klan was founded here)

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14 – Karachi, Pakistan

The Average Mugger in Pakistan—people just tend to hand over their wallets.

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15 – Georgia (State motto: “More Double Wides than other State!”)

Downtown Atlanta

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16 – Dhaka, Bangladesh

A first class ticket allows you to ride inside the train

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17 – Algiers, Algeria

Algeria wants world to stop paying hostage ransoms
ALGIERS, Algeria — Algeria says it wants the world to stop paying ransom to hostage-takers, just as terrorism is growing in the desert Sahel region.

18 – Sandpoint, Idaho (Birth place of Sarah Palin)

Smoke comes up from the ground 24 hours a day—it started on February 11, 1964 (the day Sarah Palin was born).

Sarah Palin Birthplace

19 – Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Port Moresby ‘Welcome Wagon’ Greets New Visitors to the City.

Port Moresby Welcome Wagon Papua New Guinea

20 – Waterloo, Iowa (Birth place of Michele Bachmann and John Wayne Gacy lived there)

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She compared herself to “John Wayne” in a recent interview—now that she mentions it, she does look a lot like him, maybe they’re related.

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Hell itself clocked in at number 32, while the strangely named “Univille” in South Dakota came in at number 41 for the third year in a row (mainly due to the strange warehouse located outside of town).

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