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ENDContra 09-01-04 01:04 AM

Granted where I live isnt exactly out of the woods, but I dont know why people always want to live in places like Florida...especially old people. Talk about things I dont want to deal with when Im 70.

LikeMiamiVice 09-01-04 01:26 AM

ahhh dam i hope it doesnt hit us..

MiamiLoco 09-01-04 01:33 AM

ENDContra, what are you talking about??!! The last Hurricane that actually hit Miami was "Andrew" in 92

MJG87 09-01-04 01:49 AM

Hurricanes suck, good luck man, maybe you can ship them to a relative or something to definitely be safe...but damn..to think I was thinking about moving to Florida a few months ago, I think I'll just stay here in NYC, I Can deal with the blizzards

Hokeyboy 09-01-04 09:55 AM

Why would people want to live in Florida?

Barely-legal topless Brazillian girls in thongs lying around on public beaches is a good start. Also, orange juice.

pagansoul 09-01-04 10:10 AM

There is always something. Nature (wind, fire, water, earthquake, heat, time, ...), People (family, friends, lovers, nut cases, kids, thieves), and Pets. Keep records, have insurance (too many people living in apartments don't have insurance). Don't be so attached that you go into a depression if something does happen. Think of the fun you will have buying them again, this time leave out the weeds :) .

I was robbed of about 300 of 600 a few years ago. I got back most at a local Pawn shop and the kids were captured (all from the neighborhood). I didn't get back my Limited Edition Disney's but now I don't keep them with the rest. Live and learn.

treszoks 09-01-04 10:16 AM

The first thing I thought of was to take pictures and let the insurance company take care of it if something happens to them.

Dabaomb 09-01-04 10:21 AM


Originally posted by Matt Millheiser
Why would people want to live in Florida?

Barely-legal topless Brazillian girls in thongs lying around on public beaches is a good start. Also, orange juice.

:hscratch: there's a lot of Brazilians in Florida? I know that there are a lot of Cubans but I didn't know about Brazilians.

No income taxes, low taxes, beautiful weather other than the occasional hurricane, and beautiful women with ridiculous bodies. Hek I wanna move to Florida :D

Oh yeah, to the OP, have insurance and just take the rare OOP ones with you when you flee. The rest can be replaced easily.

LikeMiamiVice 09-01-04 10:39 AM


Originally posted by Dabaomb
:hscratch: there's a lot of Brazilians in Florida? I know that there are a lot of Cubans but I didn't know about Brazilians.

No income taxes, low taxes, beautiful weather other than the occasional hurricane, and beautiful women with ridiculous bodies. Hek I wanna move to Florida :D

Oh yeah, to the OP, have insurance and just take the rare OOP ones with you when you flee. The rest can be replaced easily.

there are alot of cubans in florida..actually,miami..but miami is a culture shock so youll find people from everwhere there..miami rules dude..

Rypro 525 09-01-04 10:49 AM

holy crap, there are topless beaches in miami (packs bags and goes to florida)

Hokeyboy 09-01-04 11:21 AM


Originally posted by Dabaomb
:hscratch: there's a lot of Brazilians in Florida? I know that there are a lot of Cubans but I didn't know about Brazilians.

TONS of 'em. And thank god for that, because they and the Colombians are the two most beautiful people on the planet.


No income taxes, low taxes, beautiful weather other than the occasional hurricane, and beautiful women with ridiculous bodies. Hek I wanna move to Florida :D

Can I get an Amen?!?!

And some plywood for my windows?

Husker 09-01-04 01:42 PM

I am right in the path of Frances.

Although I have a small collection I don't want to lose it. I took lots of pictures and printed my dvd profiler collection.

Now I'm leaving town and hoping for the best.

lotsofdvds 09-01-04 02:12 PM


Originally posted by Husker
I am right in the path of Frances.

Although I have a small collection I don't want to lose it. I took lots of pictures and printed my dvd profiler collection.

Now I'm leaving town and hoping for the best.

Yikes, the name of your town is Hades?

Austin54 09-01-04 03:10 PM

If it is truely a big hurricane, you try and save your life. My mother was a survivor of the 38 hurricane that hit New England.
During the storm the water flowed across Long Island from the Atlantic to the Long Island Sound. The water flowed from the East River for 5 blocks into Manhatten (This was on the weak side of the storm and 70 miles from the center). After the storm the sand was piled for 1 to 3 floors next to building in the city of Long Beach (about 30 miles east of the center and on the weak side). When the storm hit you could detect the vibrations on earthquake equipement in Alaska
Austin

Uncle Ron 09-01-04 04:46 PM


Originally posted by Matt Millheiser
Why would people want to live in Florida?

Barely-legal topless Brazillian girls in thongs lying around on public beaches is a good start. Also, orange juice.


No income taxes, low taxes, beautiful weather other than the occasional hurricane, and beautiful women with ridiculous bodies. Hek I wanna move to Florida

Can I get an Amen?!?!
Amen :)

JCFantasy23 09-01-04 08:54 PM


Originally posted by khai
I'm starting to hate Florida. :( Being in Central Florida and getting knocked around by Charley. Having no power for over a week.. makes khai a crazy crazy man. And Frances... heading straight towards Central Florida a few weeks later. SOMEBODY STAB ME WITH A BLUNT OBJECT.
*waving hi from Lakeland

Let's hope it just takes a bizarre nosedive out into the ocean and misses us all

LuisL 09-02-04 01:01 AM

i'm gonna be right here to spit in the eye of frances. fuck that bitch, bring it on. i'm not gonna let a little hurricane scare the shit outta me, i'm gonna be a man and protect my family to the best of my ability. if it doesn't kill me then i don't give a crap. things can be replaced, houses can be rebuilt, but i can never have another son or wife like the ones i have now.

LikeMiamiVice 09-02-04 02:00 AM

dam i love miami..=)

naitram 09-02-04 02:15 AM


Originally posted by lotsofdvds
Yikes, the name of your town is Hades?
:lol:

Dragonslayer 09-02-04 03:48 AM

Store them HIGH!!!

Hokeyboy 09-02-04 07:33 AM


Originally posted by Dragonslayer
Store them HIGH!!!
No no no, get high after you store them. That way you have all the hard work out of the way.

Dabaomb 09-02-04 08:52 AM


Originally posted by LuisL
i'm gonna be right here to spit in the eye of frances. fuck that bitch, bring it on. i'm not gonna let a little hurricane scare the shit outta me, i'm gonna be a man and protect my family to the best of my ability. if it doesn't kill me then i don't give a crap. things can be replaced, houses can be rebuilt, but i can never have another son or wife like the ones i have now.
unfortunately, this is what the trailor park ppl who died in Charlie did and look at them now :(

Regurgitator 09-02-04 08:57 AM

For god sakes.. why don't all the house builders or whatever in the Hurricane area build their homes/stores underground? Use concrete walls and everything would be pretty much safe.

Uncle Ron 09-02-04 03:31 PM


Originally posted by Regurgitator
For god sakes.. why don't all the house builders or whatever in the Hurricane area build their homes/stores underground? Use concrete walls and everything would be pretty much safe.

.....well for one thing Florida is at sea level, so unless your building a pool that wouldn't be to smart. That's the reason there are no basements in the homes down here.

LuisL 09-02-04 06:16 PM


Originally posted by Regurgitator
For god sakes.. why don't all the house builders or whatever in the Hurricane area build their homes/stores underground? Use concrete walls and everything would be pretty much safe.
yeah you try and build a basement and you'll be underwater.

new houses are all built out of block though, they have very strict hurricane standards. i just finished building a house and that thing is not going anywhere.


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