Where Would You Rather Live? Game (state, better, place, Atlanta)

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by 601halfdozen0theother

I'll say Omaha, although honestly I think those two cities are pretty much clones.

Lake Charles, LA or El Paso, TX?

Lake Charles.

Rock Hill, SC or Gastonia, NC?

[601halfdozen0theother]

Looks like they're very close. I'll pick Gastonia since looks like it's a little closer to the mountains.

Bar Harbor, Maine or Friday Harbor, Washinton?

[kcmo]

Originally Posted by survivingearth

Charleston, SC. Better weather, friendlier people, hot girls, great food.

Kansas City, KS or Omaha Nebraska

Omaha is pretty much nothing like KCK. KCK is more like Council Bluffs IA than Omaha. (and KCMO is much larger than Omaha).

Friday Harbor BTW. Bar Harbor is neat, but way too isolated.

How about between the number one and two best places to live according to Money Mag.

Columbia, MD vs Eden Prairie, MN

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by kcmo

Omaha is pretty much nothing like KCK. KCK is more like Council Bluffs IA than Omaha. (and KCMO is much larger than Omaha).

Friday Harbor BTW. Bar Harbor is neat, but way too isolated.

How about between the number one and two best places to live according to Money Mag.

Columbia, MD vs Eden Prairie, MN

Columbia...only a couple miles away from where I currently live.

Arlington, TX or Plano, TX?

[Westerntraveler]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

Columbia...only a couple miles away from where I currently live.

Arlington, TX or Plano, TX?

Plano although I used to live in Arlington.I like how Plano is newer.Yuma, Arizona or Natchez, MS?

[601halfdozen0theother]

Natchez all the WAY, I love it so much. The history of Natchez is fascinating (even though it's present isn't that exciting) and I'd like to go back there every single year if I could. My cousin lives in Yuma but I barely know him and Yuma is way too hot.

Chadron, Nebraska or Elko, Nevada?

[dude1984]

Originally Posted by 601halfdozen0theother

Natchez all the WAY, I love it so much. The history of Natchez is fascinating (even though it's present isn't that exciting) and I'd like to go back there every single year if I could. My cousin lives in Yuma but I barely know him and Yuma is way too hot.

Chadron, Nebraska or Elko, Nevada?

Elko, NV...better outdoor recreation and a little bit bigger...

Marquette, MI or Alamosa, CO

[601halfdozen0theother]

Marquette's kind of grimy and it gets a huge amount of snow. I don't know a thing about Alamosa, so that's why I'm picking it tonight. Surprises can be nice, who knows, I might love Alamosa!

Libby, Montana or Stowe, Vermont?

[NativeOrange]

Originally Posted by 601halfdozen0theother

Marquette's kind of grimy and it gets a huge amount of snow. I don't know a thing about Alamosa, so that's why I'm picking it tonight. Surprises can be nice, who knows, I might love Alamosa!

Libby, Montana or Stowe, Vermont?

Stowe, VT. At least I would be a few hours from Boston. Montana is just too isolated for me.

Las Cruces, NM or Duluth, MN?

[march2]

Originally Posted by NativeOrange

Stowe, VT. At least I would be a few hours from Boston. Montana is just too isolated for me.

Las Cruces, NM or Duluth, MN?

Duluth. Very cold and a tad isolated, but a better area than people think. I like it.

St. Petersburg, FL or Asheville, NC?