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Tampa or Sarasota:0074
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I'm in Sarasota right now. It's fucking Toby hot. They haven't a drop of rain in ages down here.

My mom has a pool, though....and I can watch the Ray's beat up my Brewers, so it's ok.

Oh, and I don't think they've ever seen a hurricane down this way in the 25 years they've been here.

As long as you can handle the dip-shit drivers down here, everything else is a snap!
 
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If ya don't like 90+ and humid as hell you are wasting your time even considering the Southeast portion of the USA..

we eat heat and spit humidity ...:00hour

It's a lifestyle thing..:popcorn2


keep in mind it is only 90 days of the fire from the Dragon..

majority of the other days are quite special..

Guarentee ya if ya come to VB and live for an entire experience of the seasons you will only go back to Minn. to visit friends and family...and ya damn sure will not miss the frigid temps and pent up lifestyle.



Glad to put ya up for a stay if ya want to come check it out..

Complete 1 bedroom w/bath upstairs for friends and family..:00hour


Smartest thing you have done is starting to get the hell out of there..


Best of Luck...
 
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Old School said:
If ya don't like 90+ and humid as hell you are wasting your time even considering the Southeast portion of the USA..

we eat heat and spit humidity ...:00hour

It's a lifestyle thing..:popcorn2


keep in mind it is only 90 days of the fire from the Dragon..

majority of the other days are quite special..

Guarentee ya if ya come to VB and live for an entire experience of the seasons you will only go back to Minn. to visit friends and family...and ya damn sure will not miss the frigid temps and pent up lifestyle.



Glad to put ya up for a stay if ya want to come check it out..

Complete 1 bedroom w/bath upstairs for friends and family..:00hour


Smartest thing you have done is starting to get the hell out of there..


Best of Luck...
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Thanks for the invite.:0074
 
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anytime buddy...

wife is from St.Cloud..I ain't visted yet and ain't made no plans to..

But her family of 50 find there way here throughout the spring and summer..:mj07:

she has been here 8 years.

she wouldn't go back if someone tripled her salary..and she has a nice position here w/a private college.
 
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<TABLE><TBODY><TR><TH>Month</TH><TH>Avg. High</TH><TH>Avg. Low</TH><TH>Avg. Precip</TH><TH>Rec. High</TH><TH>Rec. Low</TH></TR><TR><TD>January</TD><TD>70.0 ?F</TD><TD>52.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.27 in</TD><TD>86.0 ?F(01/31/2002)</TD><TD>21.0 ?F (01/21/1985)</TD></TR><TR><TD>February</TD><TD>72.0 ?F</TD><TD>54.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.67 in</TD><TD>88.0 ?F(02/26/1971)</TD><TD>24.0 ?F (02/04/1958)</TD></TR><TR><TD>March</TD><TD>76.0 ?F</TD><TD>58.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.84 in</TD><TD>91.0 ?F(03/25/1949)</TD><TD>29.0 ?F (03/03/1980)</TD></TR><TR><TD>April</TD><TD>81.0 ?F</TD><TD>62.0 ?F</TD><TD>1.80 in</TD><TD>93.0 ?F(04/30/1975)</TD><TD>40.0 ?F (04/05/1987)</TD></TR><TR><TD>May</TD><TD>86.0 ?F</TD><TD>69.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.85 in</TD><TD>98.0 ?F(05/26/1975)</TD><TD>49.0 ?F (05/08/1992)</TD></TR><TR><TD>June</TD><TD>89.0 ?F</TD><TD>74.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.50 in</TD><TD>99.0 ?F(06/05/1985)</TD><TD>53.0 ?F (06/01/1984)</TD></TR><TR><TD>July</TD><TD>90.0 ?F</TD><TD>75.0 ?F</TD><TD>6.49 in</TD><TD>98.0 ?F(07/21/1942)</TD><TD>63.0 ?F (07/01/1970)</TD></TR><TR><TD>August</TD><TD>90.0 ?F</TD><TD>75.0 ?F</TD><TD>7.60 in</TD><TD>98.0 ?F(08/22/1975)</TD><TD>67.0 ?F (08/22/1973)</TD></TR><TR><TD>September</TD><TD>89.0 ?F</TD><TD>74.0 ?F</TD><TD>6.54 in</TD><TD>96.0 ?F(09/07/1991)</TD><TD>57.0 ?F (09/19/1981)</TD></TR><TR><TD>October</TD><TD>84.0 ?F</TD><TD>68.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.29 in</TD><TD>95.0 ?F(10/09/1941)</TD><TD>40.0 ?F (10/21/1964)</TD></TR><TR><TD>November</TD><TD>78.0 ?F</TD><TD>61.0 ?F</TD><TD>1.62 in</TD><TD>90.0 ?F(11/01/2006)</TD><TD>23.0 ?F (11/25/1970)</TD></TR><TR><TD>December</TD><TD>72.0 ?F</TD><TD>55.0 ?F</TD><TD>2.30 in</TD><TD>86.0 ?F(12/04/1994)</TD><TD>18.0 ?F (12/13/1962</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
 
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43 IN JAN...:0074

this might bother some cold weather people

today..

Current conditions as of 5:52 PM CDT
Mostly Cloudy


<DL><DT>Feels Like:<DD>97 ?F<DT>Barometer:<DD style="POSITION: relative">29.91 in and rising</DD></DL><DT>Humidity:<DD>67 %


<DL><DT>Humidity: just chew it up and spit it out..</DT></DL>drop to one knee..gets some water and keep on working ..nearly 6pm and quitting time..:0008


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<TABLE><TBODY><TR><TH>Month</TH><TH>Avg. High</TH><TH>Avg. Low</TH><TH>Avg. Precip</TH><TH>Rec. High</TH><TH>Rec. Low</TH></TR><TR><TD>January</TD><TD>62.0 ?F</TD><TD>43.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.87 in</TD><TD>89.0 ?F(01/15/1940)</TD><TD>14.0 ?F (01/21/1985)</TD></TR><TR><TD>February</TD><TD>65.0 ?F</TD><TD>46.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.47 in</TD><TD>85.0 ?F(02/26/1972)</TD><TD>7.0 ?F (02/13/1899)</TD></TR><TR><TD>March</TD><TD>72.0 ?F</TD><TD>53.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.24 in</TD><TD>90.0 ?F(03/23/1929)</TD><TD>25.0 ?F (03/03/1980)</TD></TR><TR><TD>April</TD><TD>78.0 ?F</TD><TD>58.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.02 in</TD><TD>92.0 ?F(04/21/1987)</TD><TD>32.0 ?F (04/08/1971)</TD></TR><TR><TD>May</TD><TD>85.0 ?F</TD><TD>66.0 ?F</TD><TD>4.62 in</TD><TD>96.0 ?F(05/28/1953)</TD><TD>41.0 ?F (05/13/1960)</TD></TR><TR><TD>June</TD><TD>89.0 ?F</TD><TD>72.0 ?F</TD><TD>6.83 in</TD><TD>102.0 ?F(06/22/1915)</TD><TD>50.0 ?F (06/01/1984)</TD></TR><TR><TD>July</TD><TD>91.0 ?F</TD><TD>74.0 ?F</TD><TD>6.20 in</TD><TD>102.0 ?F(07/13/1901)</TD><TD>60.0 ?F (07/16/1967)</TD></TR><TR><TD>August</TD><TD>91.0 ?F</TD><TD>74.0 ?F</TD><TD>6.15 in</TD><TD>102.0 ?F(08/22/1980)</TD><TD>60.0 ?F (08/30/1968)</TD></TR><TR><TD>September</TD><TD>87.0 ?F</TD><TD>71.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.55 in</TD><TD>101.0 ?F(09/10/1980)</TD><TD>42.0 ?F (09/30/1967)</TD></TR><TR><TD>October</TD><TD>80.0 ?F</TD><TD>60.0 ?F</TD><TD>3.05 in</TD><TD>94.0 ?F(10/01/1998)</TD><TD>35.0 ?F (10/31/1993)</TD></TR><TR><TD>November</TD><TD>71.0 ?F</TD><TD>52.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.09 in</TD><TD>89.0 ?F(11/03/1936)</TD><TD>24.0 ?F (11/25/1970)</TD></TR><TR><TD>December</TD><TD>65.0 ?F</TD><TD>46.0 ?F</TD><TD>5.07 in</TD><TD>84.0 ?F(12/05/1995)</TD><TD>11.0 ?F (12/23/1989</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

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Houston :0008 damn good place to be a nurse, lots of top notch hospitals here

I would not even think of moving here its too damn humid and hot

I would move to Tampa Florida if I were you:0074
 
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Flagler sounds about right for you. U have TPC in Jacksonville which is about a 30 min drive and u have the Daytona 500 in Daytona which is about a 30 min drive. Jacksonville has the Jags :facepalm:. Winters are easy:0074 Only thing u would have to worry about is hurricanes which are very overrated:0003
 
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Cie Grant said:
No, New orleans is not the murder/crime capital. New Orleans ranks 34th in large cities in violent crime rate behind the following list of cities....

St louis
Detroit
Memphis
Oakland
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
KC
Washington DC
Philly
Indy
Cincy
Miami
Chicago
Atlanta
Nashville
Houston
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Boston
Pitt
OK City
Sacramento
Anchorage
Wichita
Dallas
Jacksonville
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That's because most of the murderers were shipped to Houston after Katrina. :shrug:

N.O. is a nice place to visit but not somewhere you want to live (for most people that arent' from there).
 
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So far, so good on the hurricanes here. I think the last one was in 1960. If you live on or near the water, it doesn't get too damn hot due to the breeze.:0074 There is no better place in the US during winter. Lightning, Bucs, and Rays all fielding fine squads. Seafood, golf, fishing/boating, man I love it here!!!
 
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Houston :0008 damn good place to be a nurse, lots of top notch hospitals here

I would not even think of moving here its too damn humid and hot

I would move to Tampa Florida if I were you:0074
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Houston lacks charm and character. It is a sprawling suburbia. I can take it for a weekend at a time, but no more.
 
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That's because most of the murderers were shipped to Houston after Katrina. :shrug:

N.O. is a nice place to visit but not somewhere you want to live (for most people that arent' from there).
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Yes. After Katrina, we loaded up all of the violent prisoners in buses and sent them to that endless pit of interstate highways and service roads.
 
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Houston Examines Post-Katrina Spike in Violent Crime
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Police in Houston late last year noticed an increase in homicides. At the time, they downplayed the potential role of Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Now, the Houston Police Department says hurricane survivors were at least partly responsible for the spike in violence.

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homedog said:
Houston Examines Post-Katrina Spike in Violent Crime
by ARI SHAPIRO

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text size A A A January 30, 2006
Police in Houston late last year noticed an increase in homicides. At the time, they downplayed the potential role of Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Now, the Houston Police Department says hurricane survivors were at least partly responsible for the spike in violence.

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5178286
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Were I an inept law enforcement official in a violent crime-ridden suburban nightmare of a city, i, too, would look to pass the buck:0074
 
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homedog said:
That's because most of the murderers were shipped to Houston after Katrina. :shrug:

N.O. is a nice place to visit but not somewhere you want to live (for most people that arent' from there).
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dont get me started :lol:
 
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Cie Grant said:
Houston lacks charm and character. It is a sprawling suburbia. I can take it for a weekend at a time, but no more.
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yep...I live in Pearland, about 20 miles south of Houston. Its too hot and humid here, wish I lived somewhere it was colder sometimes, there are some top notch strip clubs here :SIB and good hospitals
 
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