Am I in the wrong city?

I spotted this on Maggie’s journal, but clearly the test doesn’t notice that I’ve moved.

Your Score: PORTLAND!

You scored 28% Style, 24% Climate, and 64% Culture!

You are Portland, Oregon! Portland, the largest city in Oregon and seat of Multnomah County, is located in the northwest part of the state on the Willamette River. Portland has a diverse economy with a broad base of manufacturing, distribution, wholesale and retail trade, regional government, and business services. Major manufacturing industries include machinery, electronics, metals, transportation equipment, and lumber and wood products. Technology is a thriving part of Portland’s economy, with over 1,700 high-tech companies located in the metropolitan area. Tourism is also important to Portland’s economy, drawing more than 7 million visitors annually.

You are a nicely cultured individual, appreciating a good play, book, movie, or fine dining. You also appreciate some diversity, lest things get too boring. Not one for sitting and relaxing for long periods at a time nor dressing up the nines, you take interest in getting outside and being out in nature, enjoying the cool, crisp air…maybe even playing a sport or taking a hike. Portland is a good place to be, my friend.

Link: The Which Major U.S. City Are You? Test written by weeredII
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9 thoughts on “Am I in the wrong city?”

  1. I came up Portland as well. Does this thing have any other cities? I chose the mid-atlantic as my favorite area. Hmm, did the Portland tourism board set this thing up?

  2. Hmmm. I am somehow San Francisco. Clearly it didn’t pay attention to the part where the fog chills me to the bone. I suspect my predilection for Asian foods tipped the balance.

  3. I got Baltimore, too. I think I answered a fair number of questions in a Portland sort of way, but I was unenthusiastic about rain and am not much of an outdoors kind of guy. Was completely stymied by some of the questions (e.g., what would you buy on a shopping spree in a clothing store), so maybe I should have left those blank instead of just picking one out of a hat.

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