Most best city in the world?

[AmericanAngel]

yea Seattle is greatness

Was that the one day in history that it didn't rain?

No! I went on an Alaskan cruise, and it did not rain all week!!!

[MLP Midnight]

Bangkok, Thailand is always a favorite of mine to explore 

I'd love to delve deeply into its treasures.

5 Dollar I love you longtime

they're really lovely people you know, just trying to make a living.

My vote's for Brisbane, though it feels more like a country town than a city.

I like the Ladyboys best

Why did I see this coming... -__- 

[linasd]

Haven't seen 'em all but some of my favorites are Dublin, New Delhi and Paris.

[briscoetheque]

LOL.

I will give NYC its props, it's always nice when I go down there.

Bangkok, Thailand is always a favorite of mine to explore 

teh city of NY, maybe? but the PEOPLE? dear GOD rude much? i've never met anyone ruder than a NY woman.

Oh I have. Anyone from LA

[briscoetheque]

I'm going to vote for Rome as well.

I too hated it on first visit and have been back 5 times since, for work and play, and it's impossible to get bored in that place.

You don't even need to do anything.

Can't really say that Portland or Seattle are in the same league, frankly.

[Zoost]

Liverpool, where Im originally from, so of course.

Seattle, Vancouver, Edinburgh, Dublin, St Petersburg (Russia), Barcelona, Naples, San Francisco, Rio, Paris and Ketchikan (Alaska where I live now) are all fantastic too.

[ryanm]

yea Seattle is greatness

Was that the one day in history that it didn't rain?

No! I went on an Alaskan cruise, and it did not rain all week!!!

Seattle, WA and Portland, OR - 2 of the best cities in the world. Vancouver, BC is pretty awesome too. Basically, the Pacific NW/Cascadian region reigns supreme.

[horizon]

yea Seattle is greatness

Was that the one day in history that it didn't rain?

No! I went on an Alaskan cruise, and it did not rain all week!!!

Seattle, WA and Portland, OR - 2 of the best cities in the world. Vancouver, BC is pretty awesome too. Basically, the Pacific NW/Cascadian region reigns supreme.

This.

[briscoetheque]

travel much?

[Tumbling Dice]

travel much?

Liverpool, Manchester, Lancaster and Preston are the bestest cities in all the world.

[GardenTart]

yea Seattle is greatness

Was that the one day in history that it didn't rain?

No! I went on an Alaskan cruise, and it did not rain all week!!!

Seattle, WA and Portland, OR - 2 of the best cities in the world. Vancouver, BC is pretty awesome too. Basically, the Pacific NW/Cascadian region reigns supreme.

This.

I love Seattle (Vancouver, not so much). But I wouldn't put either of those cities in the same league as NYC, Rome, London, Paris, etc.

[Sugarcube]

Three candidates;

Boston- Just a lovely, really home-y city. It's probably the most European American city I've been in, while remaining very clearly American, and I quite like that balance.

New York - Not at all home-y, but... still mind-blowing every time. From Times Square to the ESB, it's a city where I can do the same things again and again with all the awe of the first time.

London- Just a city unlike any other in the world. It's really diverse, which is a lovely thing to see- one of those few truly multicultural cities in the world (Like New York, really). And it really has everything you could want- it looks great, the people are friendly,it has a bit of everything... probably my favourite city in the world.

'The people are friendly' in London - dear boy, have you taken leave of your senses? 

[Tumbling Dice]

Three candidates;

Boston- Just a lovely, really home-y city. It's probably the most European American city I've been in, while remaining very clearly American, and I quite like that balance.

New York - Not at all home-y, but... still mind-blowing every time. From Times Square to the ESB, it's a city where I can do the same things again and again with all the awe of the first time.

London- Just a city unlike any other in the world. It's really diverse, which is a lovely thing to see- one of those few truly multicultural cities in the world (Like New York, really). And it really has everything you could want- it looks great, the people are friendly,it has a bit of everything... probably my favourite city in the world.

The people are friendly in London - are you totally insane? 

He did grow up in Belfast.

[Sugarcube]

Three candidates;

Boston- Just a lovely, really home-y city. It's probably the most European American city I've been in, while remaining very clearly American, and I quite like that balance.

New York - Not at all home-y, but... still mind-blowing every time. From Times Square to the ESB, it's a city where I can do the same things again and again with all the awe of the first time.

London- Just a city unlike any other in the world. It's really diverse, which is a lovely thing to see- one of those few truly multicultural cities in the world (Like New York, really). And it really has everything you could want- it looks great, the people are friendly,it has a bit of everything... probably my favourite city in the world.

The people are friendly in London - are you totally insane? 

He did grow up in Belfast.

Fair point...

[@lmighty DS]

Three candidates;

Boston- Just a lovely, really home-y city. It's probably the most European American city I've been in, while remaining very clearly American, and I quite like that balance.

New York - Not at all home-y, but... still mind-blowing every time. From Times Square to the ESB, it's a city where I can do the same things again and again with all the awe of the first time.

London- Just a city unlike any other in the world. It's really diverse, which is a lovely thing to see- one of those few truly multicultural cities in the world (Like New York, really). And it really has everything you could want- it looks great, the people are friendly,it has a bit of everything... probably my favourite city in the world.

'The people are friendly' in London - dear boy, have you taken leave of your senses?

i've heard this to, my parents went last year and said the Londoners were nice, but, obviously, the french were total d*cks