Where Would You Rather Live? Game

[rowhomecity]

Berkeley, CA

That part of the USA is absolutely gorgeous, from Lake Tahoe and the Redwoods, To Sonoma and the Bay Area in general....

Cambridge is certainly nice though..


Hershey, PA or Roanoke, VA?

[nep321]

Originally Posted by rowhomecity

Berkeley, CA

That part of the USA is absolutely gorgeous, from Lake Tahoe and the Redwoods, To Sonoma and the Bay Area in general....

Cambridge is certainly nice though..


Hershey, PA or Roanoke, VA?

Roanoke. I love the Shenandoah Valley region. It's beautiful and the climate is slightly better than Hershey.

Detroit, MI or Richmond, VA?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by nep321

Roanoke. I love the Shenandoah Valley region. It's beautiful and the climate is slightly better than Hershey.

Detroit, MI or Richmond, VA?

Richmond. It seems more stable plus not far from Washington DC. Charlotte or St. Louis?

[MarketStEl]

Originally Posted by brock2010

Richmond. It seems more stable plus not far from Washington DC. Charlotte or St. Louis?

St. Louis. Charlotte hasn't been around the block enough times to develop the character St. Louis has.

Kansas City or Charlotte?

[sub]

Originally Posted by MarketStEl

St. Louis. Charlotte hasn't been around the block enough times to develop the character St. Louis has.

Kansas City or Charlotte?

Kansas City. Kinda the same deal.
KC has a nice balance of new and old. Bigger variety of stuff. More balanced.
Part of the country I’d actually be willing to live in.

Alameda, Colorado or Roswell, New Mexico?

[nep321]

Originally Posted by sub

Kansas City. Kinda the same deal.
KC has a nice balance of new and old. Bigger variety of stuff. More balanced.
Part of the country I’d actually be willing to live in.

Alameda, Colorado or Roswell, New Mexico?

There is no such place as Alameda, CO, so I have no choice but to choose Roswell, NM.

Dallas, TX or Crescent City, CA?

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by nep321

There is no such place as Alameda, CO, so I have no choice but to choose Roswell, NM.

Dallas, TX or Crescent City, CA?

Dallas. Bigger city and in more affordable state. Yuma AZ or Laredo TX?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by brock2010

Dallas. Bigger city and in more affordable state. Yuma AZ or Laredo TX?

Yuma... more diverse and just a half-day's drive from San Diego and Phoenix.

Going back to the NCAA tournament theme, here's a match-up that will take place tomorrow:

Eugene, OR or Iowa City, IA?

[SonySegaTendo617]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Yuma... more diverse and just a half-day's drive from San Diego and Phoenix.

Going back to the NCAA tournament theme, here's a match-up that will take place tomorrow:

Eugene, OR or Iowa City, IA?

Eugene, if I have to pick between one or the other. The proximity to interesting outdoor and nature areas(i.e. the Pacific Ocean coast, the mountains east of Eugene, and also Crater Lake National Park not being too far of a drive away), is what I'd prefer personally. Don't get me wrong as I've visited Iowa City before and liked that town, but to me as far as living goes, I'd prefer Eugene.

I just thought of an NCAA tournament matchup, that to me would also make for an interesting question here. Omaha, NE, or Athens, OH?

[march2]

Omaha, across the board.

Albuquerque, NM or Tucson, AZ?