Where Would You Rather Live? Game

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Aurora, CO or Plano, TX?

I think I'd pick Aurora. I wasn't impressed with the Metroplex when I visited. Maybe I'm being unfair, but it reminded me of a less naturally scenic and more pretentious version of Atlanta.

Wooster, Ohio or Greenwood, South Carolina?

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by EscAlaMike

Wooster, Ohio or Greenwood, South Carolina?

Greenwood SC. I like the location sort of in that ATL-CLT corridor, close to the ocean and close to the upstate "mountain" areas.

Atlanta GA or Charlotte NC

[brock2010]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Greenwood SC. I like the location sort of in that ATL-CLT corridor, close to the ocean and close to the upstate "mountain" areas.

Atlanta GA or Charlotte NC

Atlanta is bigger and has more amenities but I like Charlotte more. People were nicer at least in my experiences. Hattiesburg MS or Tupelo MS?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by brock2010

Atlanta is bigger and has more amenities but I like Charlotte more. People were nicer at least in my experiences. Hattiesburg MS or Tupelo MS?

Hattiesburg... I like the university presence in town and the fact that it's closer to the gulf.

Binghamton, NY or Utica, NY?

[Toxic Toast]

Originally Posted by SonnyDaze

Hattiesburg... I like the university presence in town and the fact that it's closer to the gulf.

Binghamton, NY or Utica, NY?

Utica, they have one of the stonger Dunder Mifflin branches under Karen Filippelli's leadership.

Pittsburgh PA or Philadelphia PA

[Score]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Utica, they have one of the stonger Dunder Mifflin branches under Karen Filippelli's leadership.

Pittsburgh PA or Philadelphia PA

Close call but Philly due to it's historical context and being closer to NYC.

Denton, TX or Norman, OK?

[TheTimidBlueBars]

Originally Posted by Score

Close call but Philly due to it's historical context and being closer to NYC.

Denton, TX or Norman, OK?

Denton, it's in a bigger metro and I hear the town's music scene punches way above its weight.

West Bend, WI or Bend, OR?

[TTracerJeff]

Originally Posted by TheTimidBlueBars

Denton, it's in a bigger metro and I hear the town's music scene punches way above its weight.

West Bend, WI or Bend, OR?

West Bend. Just an all-around nice place. Some historic architecture. 4-season climate. Low crime rate. Good parks and high quality of life. Close to the scenic Kettle Moraine region.

Tiffin, OH or Hillsdale, MI?

[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by TTracerJeff

Tiffin, OH or Hillsdale, MI?

Having briefly lived in Hillsdale before, and having revisited the town a few years ago, I'd choose it. It has only improved since my time there. It's a very pleasant small town in a good location, fairly centrally located between larger cities.

Another pair of smallish towns with colleges:

Warrensburg, Missouri or Russellville, Arkansas?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by EscAlaMike

Having briefly lived in Hillsdale before, and having revisited the town a few years ago, I'd choose it. It has only improved since my time there. It's a very pleasant small town in a good location, fairly centrally located between larger cities.

Another pair of smallish towns with colleges:

Warrensburg, Missouri or Russellville, Arkansas?

Warrensburg... Seems a little more quaint with a more walkable downtown/main street area... The relative proximity to KCMO is also preferred over the relative proximity to Little Rock... I naturally prefer more the midwest to the south in many cases.

Johnstown, PA or Zanesville, OH?