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[quote=nature's message;8852133]Out of these cities chosen, which has the better:
Restaurants - Philly
Shopping - Boston
Museums - Boston
Scenery - Boston
Architecture - Boston
Public Transportation - Boston
Environmentally friendly - Boston
Parks - Boston
Arts - Boston
Festivals - Boston
Schools - Boston
Nightlife - Boston
Diversity - Philly
Livability - Boston
Urban - Philly
Pretty much Boston in a landslide based on those criteria.
"Philadelphians, too dumb to live in Boston, and too afraid to live in NY". Always got a kick out of that.
That is the most nonsensical thing I have ever read. I had no idea Bostonians were all intelligent and New Yorkers fearless.
Considering you LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA, what does that make you?
But then again, "consider the source". In this case a bitter, middle-aged Negadelphian LMAO.
Got any WC Fields quotes ready to fire? LOL
Build 15 more highrises, then we'll have a discussion which city is better. Right now, Boston by a landslide. It's a real international city with alot of sightseeings.
Lol you're gay which means your opinion is invalid. Go jump off a cliff. Hopefully you fall in REAL hell.
That is the most nonsensical thing I have ever read. I had no idea Bostonians were all intelligent and New Yorkers fearless.
Considering you LIVE IN PHILADELPHIA, what does that make you?
But then again, "consider the source". In this case a bitter, middle-aged Negadelphian LMAO.
Got any WC Fields quotes ready to fire? LOL
Look at the poll results, and take a trip then Boston. Then come back and talk about which city has it over the other. Boston by a landslide. btw, I love that ballpark 5 miles from town in the middle of an asphalt parking lot. Real nice.
Restaurants - Philadelphia
Shopping - Boston city level... tie on metro level
Museums - tie
Scenery - Boston
Architecture - tie
Public Transportation - slight edge to Boston
Environmentally friendly - I don't know
Parks - Slight edge to Boston
Arts - Philadelphia
Festivals - tie
Schools - higher ed? slight edge to boston... primary schools... boston on city level tie on metro level
Nightlife - Philadelphia
Diversity - Philadelphia
Livability - Boston on city level... tie on metro level
Urban - Philadelphia
"Philadelphians, too dumb to live in Boston, and too afraid to live in NY". Always got a kick out of that.
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Why didn't the Philly boosters work that "we're very similar to NYC" angle yet?
