Tulsa Safe per Drinking

[cannon_fodder]

http://www.ketv.com/health/14790332/detail.html

Tulsa ranked in the top 3rd for the safest cities when looking at drunk driving, liver disease, and other common problems.

Safest:
# 10. Jersey City, N.J.
# 9. Richmond, Va.
# 8. New York City
# 7. Little Rock, Ark.
# 6. Salt lake City
# 5. Yonkers, N.Y.
# 4. Jackson, Miss.
# 3. Buffalo, N.Y.
# 2. Miami, Fla.
# 1. Durham, NC

Most dangerous:
# 100. Denver
# 99. Anchorage
# 98. Colorado Springs, Colo.
# 97. Omaha, Neb.
# 96. Fargo, N.D.
# 95. San Antonio, Texas
# 94. Austin, Texas
# 93. Fresno, Calif.
# 92. Lubbock, Texas
# 91. Milwaukee, Wis.
# 90. El Paso, Texas

Interesting that there is no real correlation between liberal/conservative, tough drinking laws or not, happening or dull...

[TheArtist]

Interesting mix looking at the top 10 and lowest 10 cities.  Seems there are more "best places to live" "hip" cities in the worst 10 than the best 10. However there are definite, opposite exceptions in both categories.

[inteller]

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Most dangerous:
# 100. Denver
# 99. Anchorage
# 98. Colorado Springs, Colo.
# 97. Omaha, Neb.
# 96. Fargo, N.D.
# 95. San Antonio, Texas
# 94. Austin, Texas
# 93. Fresno, Calif.
# 92. Lubbock, Texas
# 91. Milwaukee, Wis.
# 90. El Paso, Texas

Denver -- hip place to be
Anchorage -- nothing to do but drink
Co springs -- air force/military town
Omaha -- See anchorage
Fargo -- see above
San antonio -- hispanics
AUstin -- see denver
fresno -- college town
Lubbock -- see Omaha
Milwaulee -- they'll drink anything....ever heard of Milwalkee's best?
El paso -- hispanics.