[EnjoyTheSilence]

Originally Posted by Scientifical Madness

Please tell me that the commercial above was not aired. If it does, it appeals to the S FL demographic, but other than that, I cant imagine seeing that commercial in any other place, although Orlando and Tampa are on their way.

I cant stand that same monotonous raggeton beat; it's so tired.

PS - you forgot the Toyota Scion SC.

Uh...that commercial was aired 1,000 times! I was so sick of it that I decided to use "Ride It Like A Fords" to describe the lunatic South Florida drivers.

As for reggaeton, I can't stand it. I would rather be forced to listen to 24 hours of solid Lady Gaga than be forced to endure 10 seconds of reggaeton. Heck, you know a local reggaeton star here (Pitbull) was charged with DUI, but managed to get off, just because he's a cocky, slimy b*stard and a typical South Florida RILAF (Ride It Like A Ford):


(typical Dade County wanker)

[Scientifical Madness]

I know who he is. But I still cant believe that played that crap on tv down there. Wow.

[EnjoyTheSilence]

Originally Posted by Scientifical Madness

I know who he is. But I still cant believe that played that crap on tv down there. Wow.

IT should be in jail....caught doing almost 100mph on the Palmetto Expressway, wrecked out of ITS brains, refused a sobriety test. IT could have killed someone with ITS reckless RILAF driving, but IT is so typical of the scumbags here in Dade County who literally get away with murder and are still driving after the 100th DUI ticket.

As for its music, it has the tendency to both blow and suck at the same time. If I have to listen to its latest hit "Calle Ocho" one more time, I think I'll bash my FM radio in and invest in Sirius.

[Scientifical Madness]

Bcreass, I couldnt live in Miami. It's that simple.

[EnjoyTheSilence]

Originally Posted by Scientifical Madness

Bcreass, I couldnt live in Miami. It's that simple.

I live here and I've had enough -- it's that simple

Making fun of some of the lame-brains here at least brings some humor to having to live here. At the end of the day, you've just gotta laugh, or you'll go insane.

[Scientifical Madness]

^^^ Same for Orlando. :/

[pattinyc510]

the drivers on I-95 are the worst!! i lived in south florida & i hated driving on I-95. they by far have to be the worst drivers on the entire east coast.

[ComSense]

pattyinyc510,

Not to step on any toes, but where do you think all these drivers in S FL are from originally?

[House4Sale]

Well, they can't and don't wanna read road signs. No respect for the way we do things in the USA. We've a third world mentality. Wonder how that came about?

[mike8290]

Originally Posted by PalmBch

I'm originally from New Jersey/New York area, and traveled to lots of places in America.
I currently live in Palm Beach, Florida since last year.

I've noticed that the drivers in Florida are bad. They very rarely use turn signals, drive much faster than speed limit, talk on cell phones, and don't pay attention on roads. Roads are excellent with plenty of street lights, many lines etc. I also think that the law should ban talking on cell phone while driving like most other states!
I'm not saying that New Jersey drivers are much better, but at least they use turn signals more often, and cell phone talking prohibited.

Why are Floridians bad drivers!?

When traffic is moving we seem to have a huge disregard to the standard "rules of the road". Although this is common everywhere, there does seem to be a disproportionate amount of individuals here on their cell phones, changing lanes without any type of signalling, and not following the general rule of "slower traffic keep left". This not only adds to accidents and delays but the general frustration while driving that leads to road rage.

Also, I have the utmost respect for anyone that is involved in any area of emergency response in my area. We seem to have a bit of everything in SW Florida, from accidents to storms to a proportionaly higher amount of elders that require assistance. I've personally witnessed emergency vehicles trying to make their way down Immokalee Rd and other congested roads and it amazes me how patient they can be while trying to get the traffic to clear the right of way.