London or New York?

[Ad Nihilo]

I've been to both, and it's very hard to compare them...they're so different. Both are beautiful. I'd probably say that I prefer London, it seems a little more unique than New York!? And what's this about Brits having bad teeth? Haha

Obvious nonsense. The NHS does subsidise dental treatment (even if it's not free for working adults, it is still cheaper, and it is free for everyone else).

[Georgism]

London, because I'm here.

[Lackadaisical2]

Voted London as I study in central London, so yeah

I don't really know, I never visited NY, but given my absolute disdain for the whole modernist sky-scraper nonsense, and dislike of American accents, I still think I'd prefer it. Oh and let's not forget grid city planning... ugh.

London: where there is no such thing as a straight road, and behind every other threatening-looking passage entrance from a main street lies a 400 years old pub. How does NY even compare?

Because it has straight streets and a grid layout, not to mention the nice modernist skyscrapers.

Apparently London's water sucks too.

[EvilDarkMagicians]

London because it's far better than New york.
London because I live there.
London because its got plenty of sexy asians.
London because I live there.

[Innsmothe]

Voted London as I study in central London, so yeah

I don't really know, I never visited NY, but given my absolute disdain for the whole modernist sky-scraper nonsense, and dislike of American accents, I still think I'd prefer it. Oh and let's not forget grid city planning... ugh.

London: where there is no such thing as a straight road, and behind every other threatening-looking passage entrance from a main street lies a 400 years old pub. How does NY even compare?

Because it has straight streets and a grid layout, not to mention the nice modernist skyscrapers.

Apparently London's water sucks too.

Nah, That ain;t water, but Beer, Piped all the way from the 'finest' American breweries.

[New La Habana]

Apparently London's water sucks too.

It really doesn't........I drank it all the time when I was there, and I was fine. To be honest I think my hyper-responsive immune system probably helped me a bit, but still........

If anything the only time I was sick was when I had too much to drink in SOHO..........

[Jagalonia]

Because it has straight streets and a grid layout, not to mention the nice modernist skyscrapers.

Apparently London's water sucks too.

Nah, That ain;t water, but Beer, Piped all the way from the 'finest' American breweries.

So......It might as well be water....

[Unchecked Expansion]

New York, because I will buy you a beer if you come here.

London, because you could get that beer 3 years earlier

[The Brittanian Empire]

London.




Note: I am biased because I am British

This.

[Seculartopia]

Toronto.

[EvilDarkMagicians]

Apparently London's water sucks too.

Lies.

[Dimoniquid]

Apparently London's water sucks too.

Lies.

Slander!

[EvilDarkMagicians]

Nah, That ain;t water, but Beer, Piped all the way from the 'finest' American breweries.

So......It might as well be water....

[Sarkhaan]

Never been to London. I hate New York, but it's fun for a weekend.

[Basementees]

nodnoL is better than both of those plac.... Wait a minute!

[EvilDarkMagicians]

[quote="Sarkhaan";p="3288351"]I hate New York, [quote]

Why?!?

[Ad Nihilo]

I really don't get this whole thing about the water. The water is perfectly fiiine. Incidentally, the people who complain about the water tend to be the same individuals that would buy bottled water anyway, and would have absolutely no idea what the tap water was like to begin with.

[Lackadaisical2]

Lies.

Slander!

...but!

I have a source!

[Birnadia]

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[New La Habana]

I really don't get this whole thing about the water. The water is perfectly fine.

Exactly, I think this is one of those myths about Britain (or 'England' as Americans refer to it (Seriously people, Britain and England are not one and the same thing!!)) that Americans come up with, similar to the 'bad teeth' myth....

[Lackadaisical2]

I really don't get this whole thing about the water. The water is perfectly fine.

Exactly, I think this is one of those myths about Britain (or 'England' as Americans refer to it (Seriously people, Britain and England are not one and the same thing!!)) that Americans come up with, similar to the 'bad teeth' myth....

I only brought it up based on what a guy who lived there said... so, no reason to get touchy about. Your filthy water tastes fine, I'm sure.

[Kosmanium]

Well...I am neutral. Whichever city has more modernist skyscrapers. Really, I don't know and I don't care

[Ad Nihilo]

I think obsession with what the water is like is a very American thing. I don't know if the guy who said it was British, but I've never heard any other Briton complain about the water before.

[Ad Nihilo]

Well...I am neutral. Whichever city has more modernist skyscrapers. Really, I don't know and I don't care

Well then NY is for you. London has about 4

[New La Habana]

Exactly, I think this is one of those myths about Britain (or 'England' as Americans refer to it (Seriously people, Britain and England are not one and the same thing!!)) that Americans come up with, similar to the 'bad teeth' myth....

I only brought it up based on what a guy who lived there said... so, no reason to get touchy about. Your filthy water tastes fine, I'm sure.

RAGE

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(Just messing )