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Why live in Florida?
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Mayfriday0529
Diamond Member
And i hope it stays that way for you, but every place has its issues, sometimes its not all the time but eventually something can happen?
Any seismic activities fault lines? In the past 10 years i lived in NY we even had a Earthquake can't escape it.
You people are so ignorant.
I've lived here for 24yrs in Orlando and absolutely nothing. Then 2 hurricanes in 3 weeks and you people come up with some idiotic conclusion.
Why live in Florida ??
1) Low cost of living
2) No state income tax
3) Sunshine almost year round
4) Beaches everywhere you go.
5) Theme park capital of the world.
6) And if you're a party person, theres always Miami.
I've lived here for 24yrs in Orlando and absolutely nothing. Then 2 hurricanes in 3 weeks and you people come up with some idiotic conclusion.
Why live in Florida ??
1) Low cost of living
2) No state income tax
3) Sunshine almost year round
4) Beaches everywhere you go.
5) Theme park capital of the world.
6) And if you're a party person, theres always Miami.
Rumpltzer
Diamond Member
Yeah, I lived in Florida through junior high and high school. My parents have been there for nearly twenty years now. I liked it. The schools are pretty good.
Up in the Panhadle (Panama City Beach, Pensacola) the sand it white and the water is emerald green. You can see straight down to the bottom, and it's warm.
The beaches of Santa Barbara are rocky, brown, there's oil and kelp everywhere, and the water is murky and freezing year-round... but, yeah, no hurricanes (or typhoons since it's the Pacific).
Florida is a great place to live if you have a lot of cash to blow and are single. The quality of women in South Florida is unmatched, the amount of beauty you see here stomps every other city I have been to.
However, if you are looking for intellectual stimulation Florida is not the place to be. Most people down here have as much air in their heads as the women have silicone in their breasts.
When it comes to hurricanes, I would much rather have 3-4 days to get the hell out than to have a highway overpass collapse on top me during an earthquake.
However, if you are looking for intellectual stimulation Florida is not the place to be. Most people down here have as much air in their heads as the women have silicone in their breasts.
When it comes to hurricanes, I would much rather have 3-4 days to get the hell out than to have a highway overpass collapse on top me during an earthquake.
thomsbrain
Lifer
there's a lot of jobs in florida, in the depends and ensure importing buisness.
sharkeeper
Lifer
Actually, tropical cyclones are called typhoons when they form east of the IDL.
So they're still hurricanes in Hawaii.
Cheers!
We fared ok... Lots of trees down, phones (land and cell) were out for about a day..... Our building had some external damage (gutters down, tiles gone, screens ripped, & things like the emergency exit sign have been ripped apart)
Luckily we kept power throughout the storm though and nothing else really....
....surf in the fall/winter
strong beach culture
cause just about all of the other states suck compared to FL.
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