Favorite City?

[Wells4Heisman]

Columbus.... Going to a game or just visiting is as good as any vacation.

 

[NJ-Buckeye]

NYC - nowhere on planet earth are more gorgeous women - everywhere...

 

[NFBuck]

Edinburgh, Scotland followed closely by NYC and Prague.

 

[buck1973]

Lisbon
Berlin
Seattle

 

[StillAWagonFan]

Sorry, not Spanish.

LOL, do you realize that's a spanish poster? "Se nao conseguir a fama, seja infame".

I apologize if someone has already pointed this out, but this poster is not in Spanish.

Perhaps Portuguese?

 

[OregonBuckeye]

I apologize if someone has already pointed this out, but this poster is not in Spanish.

Perhaps Portuguese?

You're right, that's not spanish. I saw the word conseguir and kind of assumed the rest was in spanish. :2004:

 

[sandgk]

You're right, that's not spanish. I saw the word conseguir and kind of assumed the rest was in spanish. :2004:

The URL is really the clincher. It is a Brazilian site, and the national language of Brazil is Portuguese.

 

[Muck]

Adelaide, Australia

In the U.S. San Diego

NYC - nowhere on planet earth are more gorgeous women - everywhere...

We need to get you to Ibiza.

 

[PlanetFrnd]

NYC - nowhere on planet earth are more gorgeous women - everywhere...

This is so true - spent Saturday in the Park and Sunday in Soho... NYC is truly amazing. For that and millions of other reasons, its the best city.

Barcelona was ridiculously cool, but I haven't been to many other places outside of the Caribbean.

Other great American cities:

Austin, TX
Charelston, SC
San Fran
Miami Beach
Colorado Springs, CO
Gameday in Columbus

I would have included Chicago if the weather wasn't so incredibly miserable.

 

[Best Buckeye]

The best city is one without people!

Is that Taos ? Taos. In that case you might be right

 

[RugbyBuck]

Cape Town is by far the best city I have lived in. The mountain, the oceans, the ti...oh never mind. Others...

Atlanta - RugbyBuck, lots of hills to run, and great business schools. The city has a lot of history and cultural diversity. The people have an old world charm that is hard to beat.

I missed this the first time through, Steve. I'm sending it to the Atlanta Tourist & Convention Bureau proposing that I be The ATL's official spokesperson/tour guide.

Cheers.