You've Got To Be Kidding Me - Page 3

Zodiac · 2004-09-09, 06:24 PM

Originally Posted by Mag-Mower

well, sorry if i sound like an ass hole, but this has always been a question... Floridia is known for hurricanes, it must be tiring, but why not move to an area with less huricanes? ie. california, or alabama? surley you could get alot of money for your current house to move... i am sorry, but its hard to feel REALLY bad (i do feel bad, but not really bad)if you choose to live there, and complain about the weather... if i didnt want snow, i would move to vancouver, or if i wanted alot of snow, i would move to New Brunswick/Nova Scotia, but we get alot of snowy days hear, sometime really bad (ie. frost bite, it husrt reallyy badly) but i dont complain. But if you have issues with money, forget what i said, this rant was based towards people that have a choice where to live

AztecWarrior · 2004-09-09, 06:29 PM

The 5-day track is notoriously unreliable. However, if it follows that path, Florida still gets whipped because that little dot is the eye, not the entire thing. Weather reporters love to do that...I want a map with both size and area.

Hamma · 2004-09-09, 08:05 PM

I really hope it changes, I was really looking forward to the CDL Rally and a nice relaxing vacation

MattxMosh · 2004-09-09, 08:06 PM

Weather h4x.

eXoSloth · 2004-09-09, 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by Triggar

Mag who would VOLUNTARILY live in Daytona Beach?

But seriously, there are a lot of places that are gorgeous places to live if it weren't for Mother Nature interfering every so often. Look at California - I've heard raves about the place from people who live there, and a few earthquakes every few years aren't reason enough for them to move somewhere else.

Also, good luck finding a place on Earth besides England that doesn't have to deal with some meterological pain in the ass every so often!

Indeed, California for the win.

Last serious earthquake I can remember was like 10 years ago, and about all it did was put a crack in the cieling of my living room

EineBeBoP · 2004-09-09, 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by eXoSloth

Indeed, California for the win.

Last serious earthquake I can remember was like 10 years ago, and about all it did was put a crack in the cieling of my living room

'94 quake for teh win!

that thing started right under my house. its called the "Northridge Earthquake" and i live in northridge. Pretty much no damage.