Ranking cities

[ms_cucumber]

Just got back from London. Updated list to include my last couple of trips, from most liked to least liked. As you can see, London is squarely in the middle. It's nice enough but oddly bland for a big city

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[mmmrorschach]

Oh neat, what did you do in London? How do you keep bias from leaking into ranking New York number one? (Admittedly, New York is amazing. I only got to spend a few days there, but the entire time I was walking around pointing at all the things I didn't have time to do.)

[ms_cucumber]

>Oh neat, what did you do in London?

Typical stuff. You know, British Museum, National Museum, London Eye, that sort of thing. I didn't venture off the beaten path. Though what I enjoyed the most were the Victoria & Albert Museum and Hampton Court Palace, which are slightly lesser known attractions.

>How do you keep bias from leaking into ranking New York number one?

Hmm, I don't know. But New York has such variety that others cities don't. Like, even though I really liked LA, Houston, and Charleston, what I liked about them was like only one particular thing about them. New York has a lot of things to like.

[nyquilsteve317]

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[ms_cucumber]

Awww, poor San Diego. I'd say that about Atlanta. Atlanta's roads and highways can go to hell. Or, more accurately, they are hell.

I put San Diego so low down on the list because I felt like it was a completely uninteresting and uninspiring city. Utterly forgettable.

Also, I really should take Las Vegas off the list. I stayed on the Strip and rarely ventured into the city proper, so it doesn't seem fair to judge it.

[blue_aardvark]

How nice that you live in your favorite place. ;)

[ms_cucumber]

I know! ;)