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Hermit For Peace
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Junior Chimp
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« on: June 16, 2016, 02:38:11 PM »


I feel so sorry for those parents. This type of event happening to my kid would kill me.

Who in heck ever wants to live in Florida with the humidity, the alligators, the BIG bugs that abound....not to mention the hurricanes!

Hell on Earth.
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: June 16, 2016, 03:11:34 PM »


I feel so sorry for those parents. This type of event happening to my kid would kill me.

Who in heck ever wants to live in Florida with the humidity, the alligators, the BIG bugs that abound....not to mention the hurricanes!

Hell on Earth.


It's more the people that keep me away from Florida:



LOL!
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Hermit For Peace
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Junior Chimp
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« Reply #2 on: June 16, 2016, 03:18:29 PM »


I feel so sorry for those parents. This type of event happening to my kid would kill me.

Who in heck ever wants to live in Florida with the humidity, the alligators, the BIG bugs that abound....not to mention the hurricanes!

Hell on Earth.


I mean in Florida's defense I could say "why would I want to live in California" "the people, the earthquakes, the droughts, the pollution, the high taxes etc.

Yes you could say that. We don't have much pollution any more, though. Used to be bad but we pay high gas taxes to help keep that in line, plus other measures are taken for sure.

A devastating earthquake happens far less frequently than hurricanes -- which have a "season" named after them.

I personally cannot stand humidity, so droughts suit me fine. We always get through them, and they really don't affect the quality of our lives.

I know it's all a matter of preference, but no one could ever pay me enough to live in FL. California is the most beautiful and dynamic state in the country....that's my bias. And NO alligators except in zoos!
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