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Rent-A-Cop posted:South Florida is full of assholes from New York. I don't see how that contradicts what Wampa said.
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I was thinking of moving to Florida. Should I?
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Mar 23, 2018 22:27
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Lightning Knight posted:lol I'm literally just hearing about this now, so not really. The Florida Dems are typically a shitshow, so I expect them to do their best to poo poo on any sort of progressive challenger, but who knows! Let's take a little look at his issues page... quote:My plan calls for rebuilding our public schools, paying teachers a minimum starting salary of $50,000, investing in early childhood education programs, and investing in SHOP 2.0 and vocational training to help get workers the training they need for higher paying jobs.  seems pretty good to me.punk rebel ecks posted:I was thinking of moving to Florida. Should I? NO.
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Mar 23, 2018 22:34
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Why not? Everyone seems to be moving there.
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Mar 23, 2018 22:38
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punk rebel ecks posted:I was thinking of moving to Florida. Should I? Well, I guess it kinda depends where you live now and if you have some uniquely good job offer waiting for you in Florida. If you were comparing Florida against "pretty much anywhere else" I have no idea why you'd choose it, though.
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punk rebel ecks posted:Why not? Real talk if you can live with heat and humidity, go for it, but housing prices are nuts down here unless you wanna live in the really lovely redneck parts and also there's tons of old people and they drive all lovely. Plus we have Governor Voldemort but at least he's loving term limited. On the plus side, we do have Publix. And Publix loving owns. 
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WampaLord posted:Real talk if you can live with heat and humidity, go for it, but housing prices are nuts down here unless you wanna live in the really lovely redneck parts and also there's tons of old people and they drive all lovely. I think I'll stick with Oregon. Housing costs were my main worry here (and lack of diversity). But I guess it is true that housing costs are high for anywhere that isn't lovely to live.
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Mar 23, 2018 22:48
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Its only a matter of time at this point before climate change sinks Florida anyway.
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Mar 23, 2018 22:53
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WampaLord posted:On the plus side, we do have Publix. And Publix loving owns. the sandwiches are good but their selection otherwise kinda blows
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WampaLord posted:Real talk if you can live with heat and humidity, go for it, but housing prices are nuts down here unless you wanna live in the really lovely redneck parts and also there's tons of old people and they drive all lovely. Publix doesn't, like, carry ingredients for food.
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Mar 23, 2018 23:29
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The Muppets On PCP posted:the sandwiches are good but their selection otherwise kinda blows Their bakery owns, their deli owns, their meat selection owns, and the rest of it is your standard grocery stuff. What's not to love? Potato Salad posted:Publix doesn't, like, carry ingredients for food. 
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Mar 23, 2018 23:57
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https://twitter.com/jennturner/status/977293164225720320?s=21
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Mar 23, 2018 23:58
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punk rebel ecks posted:Why not? South Florida prob wont exist in 50 years
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Mar 24, 2018 00:15
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WampaLord posted:Their bakery owns, their deli owns, their meat selection owns, and the rest of it is your standard grocery stuff. What's not to love?] it's an upscale wawa that doesn't have gas pumps
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:South Florida prob wont exist in 50 years 
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Mar 24, 2018 01:28
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The smart move is buying up all that ocean front property in pine bluff. Get your Lex on
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Mar 24, 2018 01:32
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bill hicks was right about arizona bay, he just didn't know by which method
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Chicago is nice this time of year
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Would Greenland actually be green in this map?
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Zil posted:Would Greenland actually be green in this map? One moment, I believe the answer to this is *examines plethora of doomsday charts* ... "maybe".
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Office Pig posted:One moment, I believe the answer to this is *examines plethora of doomsday charts* I like those odds.
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Cleveland is the new Miami.
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punk rebel ecks posted:Why not? Terrible skiing.
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Mar 24, 2018 05:14
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Gonna be some fantastic diving around Orlando.
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Mar 24, 2018 07:44
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Zil posted:Would Greenland actually be green in this map? Almost certainly not - it's basically gravel under all that ice right now. Give it a couple of centuries and it might end up that way, though.
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Gonna be some fantastic diving around Orlando. All the construction materials and general waste that cities produce leaking into the water would probably kill you more painfully than a bullet would.
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eNeMeE posted:Almost certainly not - it's basically gravel under all that ice right now. Give it a couple of centuries and it might end up that way, though. For reference the map is after all the current ice in the world melts.
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Archonex posted:All the construction materials and general waste that cities produce leaking into the water would probably kill you more painfully than a bullet would.
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Don't forget Florida's big sinkhole problem. If you fall into one and die, they won't even bother rescuing your body.
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If God digs you a grave, it's not wise to second guess him.
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https://twitter.com/55Counties/status/977757215690973184 jfc schumer
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he did a pretty good job on the omnibus bill, but that statement is so terrible it reads like a  photoshop
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A big flaming stink posted:he did a pretty good job on the omnibus bill, but that statement is so terrible it reads like a the quote is from 2005
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it was an insanely stupid thing to say back then too.
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Groovelord Neato posted:it was an insanely stupid thing to say back then too. And then he voted against cloture twice.
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He's  ing for war against Iran - no shock there.
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Its an old quote, but succ dems are absolutely begging for a chance to suck off the troops and prove how patriotic they are.
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Uh, are you unaware of like, flooding in general? Have you seen what flood waters in urban areas look like? At it's worst it's basically a brown tide of dirt, debris, and other associated materials. poo poo, during this year's floods it was kind of an emergent crisis that all the dirt, disease, and urban waste in the water was liable to end up killing people (Including those folks stuck in that nursing home during the flood that hit areas as a result of Hurricane Harvey.) down the line even if they were rescued. Picture that. Only in the case of a receding coast line instead of a tide that sweeps all that crap outwards as it goes along you have a water level that keeps rising over time until buildings are underwater. At which point the buildings just begin to degrade over time and it just fucks the quality of water in the area in the long run. And that's without taking into account all the little ways urban areas begin to break down and make the place nigh unlivable when the average amount of water in the area increases due to climate change loving everything to hell even when it's above the water level. Incidentally, this is a small part of why Miami is scared shitless of global warming. Along with it being the reason why half the city was enraged at Rick Scott basically putting a legal moratorium on anyone in the state government bringing the issue up. Their sewer system is supposedly already periodically flooded out due to rising water levels and they're already running into all sorts of resultant problems. Like local septic tanks failing outright and disgorging their literal poo poo into the plumbing system of nearby houses and the general environment due to rising groundwater levels. If that doesn't concern you then imagine going into your kitchen to get a drink of water only for someone's spicy chipotle chicken dinner to come out of the faucet in the form of diarrhea. At which point you'll have an accurate mental image of the daily life of some Florida residents at the moment. Archonex fucked around with this message at 00:18 on Mar 26, 2018 |
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Archonex posted:Have you seen what flood waters in urban areas look like?
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Rent-A-Cop posted:Been in them. Did not instantly die as if shot. I can't tell if this is a joke post, or you're just painfully stupid.
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