Where Would You Rather Live? Game

[Boston Shudra]

Originally Posted by Desert_SW_77

Santa Fe, NM or St. George, UT?

Santa Fe. I like the architecture better and it seems less isolated.

Originally Posted by prospectheightsresident

Sante Fe. Closer to places where I'd like to go to via car.

Guam or Honolulu, HI?

Oop. Honolulu because it seems more cosmopolitan and bustling. Pretty sure it is, but I know next to nothing about Guam.

Bangor, ME or Duluth, MN?

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by iAMtheVVALRUS

Bangor, ME or Duluth, MN?

These two cities strike me as fairly similar.

I'll go with Bangor because Maine just seems like a better fit for me than MN.

Port Angeles, WA or Astoria, OR?

[MassVt]

Originally Posted by FSUMike

These two cities strike me as fairly similar.

I'll go with Bangor because Maine just seems like a better fit for me than MN.

Port Angeles, WA or Astoria, OR?

Close, but I guess I'd take Port Angeles, because of WA state, and Seattle...

Madison, WI vs. East Lansing, MI

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by MassVt

Close, but I guess I'd take Port Angeles, because of WA state, and Seattle...

Madison, WI vs. East Lansing, MI

Madison, WI. Really nice town. I enjoy the water and museums.

Waco, TX or Lafayette, LA?

[MarketStEl]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Madison, WI. Really nice town. I enjoy the water and museums.

Waco, TX or Lafayette, LA?

Lafayette. Better food, better cultural traditions, never spawned cults like the Branch Davidians.

Columbia, Mo., or Columbia, S.C.?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by MarketStEl

Lafayette. Better food, better cultural traditions, never spawned cults like the Branch Davidians.

Columbia, Mo., or Columbia, S.C.?

Columbia, MO. It is in a prettier area and reminds me of some of the towns in Tennessee.

Coshocton, OH or Bend, OR?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Columbia, MO. It is in a prettier area and reminds me of some of the towns in Tennessee.

Coshocton, OH or Bend, OR?

Bend... much bigger and exciting town in a more enticing geographic area. Coshocton is an hour and some change away from Columbus and Akron but it's still a bit too isolated to be an attractive option to me for how small the town is.

Phoenix, AZ or Sacramento, CA?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Bend... much bigger and exciting town in a more enticing geographic area. Coshocton is an hour and some change away from Columbus and Akron but it's still a bit too isolated to be an attractive option to me for how small the town is.

Phoenix, AZ or Sacramento, CA?

Phoenix. Larger more affordable metro.

Evansville, IN or Wichita, KS?

[MarketStEl]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Phoenix. Larger more affordable metro.

Evansville, IN or Wichita, KS?

Evansville.

The (now-defunct) alt-weekly Wichita CityPaper once put up a billboard over I-235 through the city center that featured a polyglot bunch of faces and the legend "Face it. You're in Wichita."

There may be no largish city in the United States that punches as far below its weight as Wichita does, the Koch brothers' local munificence notwithstanding.

Lancaster, Pa., or Asheville, N.C.?

[MassVt]

Originally Posted by MarketStEl

Evansville.

The (now-defunct) alt-weekly Wichita CityPaper once put up a billboard over I-235 through the city center that featured a polyglot bunch of faces and the legend "Face it. You're in Wichita."

There may be no largish city in the United States that punches as far below its weight as Wichita does, the Koch brothers' local munificence notwithstanding.

Lancaster, Pa., or Asheville, N.C.?

I would take Lancaster, beacuse of the beautiful countryside..

Erie, PA vs, Akron, OH