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View Poll Results: Which do you prefer?
Boston 149 60.32%
Dallas-Fort Worth 98 39.68%
Voters: 247. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 02-01-2011, 11:54 AM
 
Location: New England & The Maritimes
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I am glad that Cowboys Stadium has a Dome.
touche
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Old 02-01-2011, 11:56 AM
 
Location: So California
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Boston of course. Dallas (TX) Dallas is not on Boston's level.

Criteria:
- Weather: Boston I love the cold weather
- Scenery: Boston def wins here. It has a better scene. Boston is the place to be.
- Economy: Boston
- Education: Boston has top schools that Dallas don't have.
- Parks: Boston has great parks
- Waterfront: Boston harborwalk is great.
- Nightlife: Boston
- Safety: Boston
- Downtown activity: Boston has a great downtown. It's very urban
- Shopping: Boston
- Diversity: Boston of course
- Housing stock: Boston
- School systems: Boston
- Higher education (Colleges & Universities): Boston
- Mass Transit: Boston has a great mass transit
- Niche Industry (What are they for either?) Boston
- Pace of life: Boston
- Quality of life: Boston of course
- Cost of living: Boston. I am already used to NYC cost of living.
- Dining scene: Boston

Questions:
- Which one would you rather live in? And why?

I would pick Boston. Dallas cannot be compared to Boston at all. Dallas is not on Boston's level. Dallas is not as urban as Boston. Dallas does not have no good schools like Boston. I could on and on about Dallas fuggedaboutit

Maybe you should try out one of those good schools....
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:07 PM
 
Location: Dallas,Texas
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Boston of course. Dallas (TX) Dallas is not on Boston's level.

Criteria:
- Weather: Boston I love the cold weather
- Scenery: Boston def wins here. It has a better scene. Boston is the place to be.
- Economy: Boston
- Education: Boston has top schools that Dallas don't have.
- Parks: Boston has great parks
- Waterfront: Boston harborwalk is great.
- Nightlife: Boston
- Safety: Boston
- Downtown activity: Boston has a great downtown. It's very urban
- Shopping: Boston
- Diversity: Boston of course
- Housing stock: Boston
- School systems: Boston
- Higher education (Colleges & Universities): Boston
- Mass Transit: Boston has a great mass transit
- Niche Industry (What are they for either?) Boston
- Pace of life: Boston
- Quality of life: Boston of course
- Cost of living: Boston. I am already used to NYC cost of living.
- Dining scene: Boston

Questions:
- Which one would you rather live in? And why?

I would pick Boston. Dallas cannot be compared to Boston at all. Dallas is not on Boston's level. Dallas is not as urban as Boston. Dallas does not have no good schools like Boston. I could on and on about Dallas fuggedaboutit
Ummmmm, Dallas created the first magnet high school called Skyline High School. Dallas has one of the best schools in the country Yvonne Ewell Townview Center. Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate Academy is the number one public school in Dallas. The School is Exemplary. You can take college classes and high school classes at the same time. When you graduate you will have your college diploma and 2 years of college. The school has a 100% passing rate in every subject except math, the passing rate in math is 99%.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:11 PM
 
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Criteria:
- Weather-Dallas
- Scenery-I guess Boston(although I DO like Dallas's prarie look)
- Economy-I guess Boston because of it's combination of it's bio-tech industry.
- Education-Boston
- Parks-I guess Boston
- Waterfront-Boston
- Nightlife-Dallas(techno scene, although I don't care for Techno, it's popular).
- Safety-Boston
- Downtown activity-Boston
- Shopping-Dallas
- Diversity-Dallas
- Housing stock-Tie I guess, both cities have housing that I like.
- School systems (K-12)-I guess Dallas???
- Higher education (Colleges & Universities)-Boston(C'mon, we all know why)
- Mass Transit-Boston(although DART is a beast in it's own right)
- Niche Industry (What are they for either?)-Both have multiple fields, so tie?
- Pace of life-Ehhh, EITHER is fine.
- Quality of life-Ehhh^^^^^Same answer.
- Cost of living-Dallas
- Dining scene-Dallas. (New England Clam chowder sounds like it taste good, BUT Mexican food is my thing. So Dallas.)

Questions:
- Which one would you rather live in? And why?-I could live in Both I guess(although I hate cold weather, I'd deal with it). But I'm leaning towards Dallas. Boston looks like an interesting city. Oh yeah, and Boston DOES have ghettos: Mattapan, Dorchester, Blue Hill Ave( I know all this because I have a firend from Boston).
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:26 PM
 
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I would love to know when DART became a "beast in its own right". Seems like a pretty small system to me.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:28 PM
 
Location: Dallas,Texas
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I would love to know when DART became a "beast in its own right". Seems like a pretty small system to me.
72 miles and growing isn't small.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:30 PM
 
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72 miles and growing isn't small.
Actually, this is very small. Dallas is not livable without a car.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:30 PM
 
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I would love to know when DART became a "beast in its own right". Seems like a pretty small system to me.
Dallaz post is basically what I was saying. 72 miles(and growing like he said) isn't that small.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:32 PM
 
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Actually, this is very small. Dallas is not livable without a car.
Because Dallas is geographically HUGE. Not because DART is small. And it depends on what part of Dallas you live in.
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Old 02-01-2011, 12:33 PM
 
Location: Dallas,Texas
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How big is Boston's rail?
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