Where Would You Rather Live? Game (state, crime, Atlanta, taxes)

[C24L]

Northern Virginia because its in Virginia

Amarillo, Texas or Fort Smith, Arkansas?

[somebodyfromnc]

Fort Smith, Amarillo is just too flat and depressing for my taste.

Alpharetta, GA or Knoxville, TN?

[SonnyDaze]

Originally Posted by somebodyfromnc

Fort Smith, Amarillo is just too flat and depressing for my taste.

Alpharetta, GA or Knoxville, TN?

Alpharetta... More prosperous and diverse area. Proximity to Atlanta is a big plus as well.

Blythe, CA or Silver City, NM?

[C24L]

Silver City cuz its in the Zia state and has lower taxes

Dallas, Texas or Atlanta, GA?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by C24L

Silver City cuz its in the Zia state and has lower taxes

Dallas, Texas or Atlanta, GA?

Dallas because it is easier to get around, and some of my family lives there.

Murfreesboro, TN or Huntsville, AL?

[GandalfTehGray]

Murfreesboro for lower crime rates

Wausau, WI or Lompoc, CA

[green_mariner]

Originally Posted by GandalfTehGray

Murfreesboro for lower crime rates

Wausau, WI or Lompoc, CA

Wausau,WI. Closer to the Twin Cities. I could get used to cold winters.

Ames, IA or Iowa City,IA?

[chessgeek]

Originally Posted by green_mariner

Wausau,WI. Closer to the Twin Cities. I could get used to cold winters.

Ames, IA or Iowa City,IA?

Ames, IA

Ames has easy access to I-35. Iowa City is a nice city and may offer a little more in its city proper. I may have chosen it back in my 20's, but am in my 50's now. Ames is closer to Des Moines (less than 40 miles) and also is closer to the Twin Cities area where I am from and still know some people. Iowa City (U of Iowa) would be a challenge, especially in the fall as I still cheer for Minnesota teams. They are Big Ten rivals and play each other every year. Minnesota seldom plays Iowa State.

Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA?

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by chessgeek

Ames, IA

Ames has easy access to I-35. Iowa City is a nice city and may offer a little more in its city proper. I may have chosen it back in my 20's, but am in my 50's now. Ames is closer to Des Moines (less than 40 miles) and also is closer to the Twin Cities area where I am from and still know some people. Iowa City (U of Iowa) would be a challenge, especially in the fall as I still cheer for Minnesota teams. They are Big Ten rivals and play each other every year. Minnesota seldom plays Iowa State.

Denver, CO or Long Beach, CA?

Denver i far more appealing to me.

Irvine, CA or The Woodlands, TX?

[gv0928]

Irvine, even if only for just it's proximity to the water.

Raleigh or Durham?