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

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by Borntoolate85

Portland, OR. Austin's summers are killer to me, and Portland has some of the best, which more than makes up for the winters, plus Seattle is a better weekend destination city than Dallas/Houston are. And despite being "hill country", Austin's scenery has nothing on Portland's, its culture is also less diverse, and lacks a major professional sports team.

Victorville, CA or Stroudsburg, PA?

Victorville proper is larger, has better weather and is a few hours from LA and the beach.

Stroudsburg appears more quaint, has a nice public university minutes away, and is within 2 hours of Philly and NYC.

Stroudsburg for me.

London, OH or London, KY?

[Spreadofknowledge]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Victorville proper is larger, has better weather and is a few hours from LA and the beach.

Stroudsburg appears more quaint, has a nice public university minutes away, and is within 2 hours of Philly and NYC.

Stroudsburg for me.

London, OH or London, KY?

London Ohio simply becuz its in Ohio. One of my favorite states.

Cleveland OH or Norfolk VA ?

[585WNY]

Originally Posted by Spreadofknowledge

London Ohio simply becuz its in Ohio. One of my favorite states.

Cleveland OH or Norfolk VA ?

Cleveland. Closer to home and I prefer an older urban Great Lakes city over a newer southern city.

Sault Ste. Marie, MI or Cape Vincent, NY?

[TitanRam]

Michigan; lower taxes lol

Austin, Texas or Miami, Florida?

[urbanenthusiastfromKC]

Originally Posted by TitanRam

Michigan; lower taxes lol

Austin, Texas or Miami, Florida?

Shoot that Is a hard one.... Both are very young Millenial Cities but if I had to choose one probably Miami I think Austin is very overrated.


Next : Pittsburgh or Kansas City?

[Gaylord_Focker]

Originally Posted by urbanenthusiastfromKC

Shoot that Is a hard one.... Both are very young Millenial Cities but if I had to choose one probably Miami I think Austin is very overrated.


Next : Pittsburgh or Kansas City?

Slight edge to Pittsburgh. A bit closer to the east coast. Both cities have great architecture.






Columbia, Missouri or Columbia, SC?

[SonnyDaze]

Columbia, SC... mainly due to weather and proximity to the ocean.

Grand Rapids, MI or Rochester, NY?

[urbanenthusiastfromKC]

Originally Posted by CincyExpert

Columbia, SC... mainly due to weather and proximity to the ocean.

Grand Rapids, MI or Rochester, NY?

I don't know the populations of these two cities but Grand Rapids feels more like a city and way more urban. So I think I go with Grand Rapids because it has more going for it.


Next: Cleveland or Portland (OR)

[TheProtege]

Portland is the clear choose for me.

Missoula, MT Or Idaho Falls, ID

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by urbanenthusiastfromKC

I don't know the populations of these two cities but Grand Rapids feels more like a city and way more urban. So I think I go with Grand Rapids because it has more going for it.


Next: Cleveland or Portland (OR)

Rochester actually has more people in smaller city limits than Grand Rapids.

As for this question, I say Cleveland due to location and cultural reasons.

Rocky Mount NC or Rock Hill SC?