[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by Spring Hillian

In the real world people dont take a rare incident and think its a usual event.

In the real world, people don't typically live with their heads firmly planted up their ***. But then again, this is Floriduh after all. The incidents aren't rare, just ignored...big difference.

[chopchop0]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

In the real world, people don't typically live with their heads firmly planted up their ***. But then again, this is Floriduh after all. The incidents aren't rare, just ignored...big difference.

Florida is home to some of the cleanest and least polluted cities in the country. Don't let facts get in the way of your agenda though

[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by chopchop0

Florida is home to some of the cleanest and least polluted cities in the country. Don't let facts get in the way of your agenda though

No agenda, just facts...which typically gets in the way with your understanding/comprehension skills. Maybe if we just ignore it...

Florida has serious water quality issues that are worsening through inaction, and that is part of what one would consider ecology. Try and grasp that...

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

In the real world, people don't typically live with their heads firmly planted up their ***. But then again, this is Floriduh after all. The incidents aren't rare, just ignored...big difference.

Keep on keeping on. It must be tough to face each day with such deep despair.

[kyle19125]

Originally Posted by Spring Hillian

Keep on keeping on. It must be tough to face each day with such deep despair.

How predictable...there you are all sunshine, rainbow and unicorns. Everything in Florida is just perfect in your little bubble isn't it?

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

How predictable...there you are all sunshine, rainbow and unicorns. Everything in Florida is just perfect in your little bubble isn't it?

Well, yes. It is. Everyday is a beautiful day. The sun shines, the birds sing, smiling happy people everywhere.

[Arcenal813]

Originally Posted by Spring Hillian

Well, yes. It is. Everyday is a beautiful day. The sun shines, the birds sing, smiling happy people everywhere.

I have very little complaints about FL. But then I live in a small, quaint town a good ~20 miles away from Orlando.
I guess if I woke up with one complaint, it would be that my truck's AC took a **** and hardly works... Not the greatest of times for this to happen.

Kind of hard to be miserable when I wake up to a gorgeous sunrise, birds chirping around my bird feeders, dew dripping off of the leaves from my plants in the garden, dog wagging tail ready to go for a walk by the lake, etc.

[expatCA]

Originally Posted by Elbig

Just more nanny state stuff we don't need

Look at what it has done to CA.

[BNBR]

Originally Posted by kyle19125

How predictable...there you are all sunshine, rainbow and unicorns. Everything in Florida is just perfect in your little bubble isn't it?

Life is what you make of it. It's pretty much incredible for me here in Florida. Call it a bubble, or call it making the decision to live somewhere with sunshine and unicorns.... I don't particularly care.

[kyle19125]

The point of the thread is Florida's ecology. Anyone with any kind of intelligence can see there are problems with water pollution with runoff/fish kills and the state is lacking in any initiatives to address it.