Where Would You Rather Live? World Edition (college, station)

[rhiannon67]

Japan. I've always wanted to go there, and I love Japanese Cuisine. Japan is also known to be very clean and quite beautiful.

Murmansk, Russia vs. Bratislava, Slovakia

[deneb78]

Originally Posted by rhiannon67

Japan. I've always wanted to go there, and I love Japanese Cuisine. Japan is also known to be very clean and quite beautiful.

Murmansk, Russia vs. Bratislava, Slovakia

Bratislava because it is more centralized in Europe and I don't really like being above the Arctic Circle.

Unalaska, AK, USA vs. Torshavn, Faroe Islands

[vrda99]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Bratislava because it is more centralized in Europe and I don't really like being above the Arctic Circle.

Unalaska, AK, USA vs. Torshavn, Faroe Islands

Damn, dude, this is hard
Unalaska, AK, I guess...it's closer to civilisation, isn't it? And it's part of the USA.

Zagreb, Croatia vs Ljubljana, Slovenia?

[ASJackson814]

Originally Posted by vrda99

Damn, dude, this is hard
Unalaska, AK, I guess...it's closer to civilisation, isn't it? And it's part of the USA.

Zagreb, Croatia vs Ljubljana, Slovenia?

Close one, but I’ll go with Ljubljana, Slovenia since it has a newer, more clean, & modern aestetic.
Zagreb for visit because of its older, more historical feel but I’d rather live in Ljubljana.

Astana, Kazakhstan or Baku, Azerbaijan?

[other99]

Originally Posted by ASJackson814

Close one, but I’ll go with Ljubljana, Slovenia since it has a newer, more clean, & modern aestetic.
Zagreb for visit because of its older, more historical feel but I’d rather live in Ljubljana.

Astana, Kazakhstan or Baku, Azerbaijan?

Baku as its by the sea, and it does not get too cold in winter or too hot in summer. Astana gets very cold in winter.

Miami, US vs Tenerife, Spain

[ASJackson814]

Originally Posted by other99

Baku as its by the sea, and it does not get too cold in winter or too hot in summer. Astana gets very cold in winter.

Miami, US vs Tenerife, Spain

Tenerife seems like a nice place to visit but I'll go with Miami since it's not on an island.

Barrow, United States or Iqaluit, Canada?

[deneb78]

Originally Posted by ASJackson814

Tenerife seems like a nice place to visit but I'll go with Miami since it's not on an island.

Barrow, United States or Iqaluit, Canada?

Iqaluit...lower latitude and seems Inuit culture is a bit stronger there.

Fortaleza, Brazil vs. Novosibirsk, Russia

[usuariodeldia]

Originally Posted by deneb78

Iqaluit...lower latitude and seems Inuit culture is a bit stronger there.

Fortaleza, Brazil vs. Novosibirsk, Russia

Fortaleza for sure! beaches, better weather, friendlier people.

Sydney, Aus vs London, UK?

[rhiannon67]

London, hands down. Much more agreeable climate for me,

Oslo, Norway vs Amsterdam, The Netherlands

[ASJackson814]

Tough one, but I'll go with Amsterdam. Larger, Wilder, closer to European mainland & probably has a warmer climate.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates or Doha, Qatar?