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The state however is divided up into named districts, regions, townships, counties, etc. The governing body for the state itself utilizes such terms.
Sorry, the position is already filled as we have a resident expert on this.
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However if you want to sum it up there are only three kinds of people that can possibly fit the bill of this state, more power to you for not recognizing the diverse population of the 3rd biggest state of the Union. Though I'm positive by 2010 Census Florida will overtake NY in pop.
Haven't you heard? The trend in the last couple of years is more people are moving out of FL than in. FL was never meant to be lived in anyway. If there was no such thing as air conditioning, what do you think the population there would be like?
I grew up and lived in suffolk LI for 20 years, manhattan and queens for a few years, and virginia for a few years. I don't think LI is bad a place to live but it certainly has changed. The traffic and filth have both gotten worse and there seems to be way more rowdy teeny boppers at the theaters and malls nowadays. Designer bags are seen on all of them. I think whether or not a place is good depends on your priorities. LI is close to the water and NYC, and has some quaint towns, but is very expensive to live in. I've already experienced much of the city and I certainly love it but LI is no NYC. It's mostly chain restaurants, malls, and theaters with the occasional more interesting areas like downtown port jefferson and huntington... After being away from LI/NYC area for a few years, I realized that I was happier and healthier living away from all the stress, congestion, and pollution. We make more than enough to live on LI but chose to leave. To me, what it offers doesn't match up to what you have to pay, but it took me a few years out of the area to realize that.
07-18-2009, 11:32 PM
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Sorry, the position is already filled as we have a resident expert on this.
Haven't you heard? The trend in the last couple of years is more people are moving out of FL than in. FL was never meant to be lived in anyway. If there was no such thing as air conditioning, what do you think the population there would be like?
Yeah but you know what... there IS, Air Conditioning, and it isn't going anywhere. Your statement of people not meant to live there is so moot and dated it shows not only your age, but your ignorance. Was man not meant to walk on the moon?, because last I checked that happened a few times too.
While people are moving to/from/within Florida there is no denying their cities have grown in population astronomically, while NY cities and towns remain at a standstill. You can argue till you're blue in the face but the statistics and the census say otherwise. In my lifetime Texas overtook NY as the 2nd most populous state, and FL will do so as well.
Yeah but you know what... there IS, Air Conditioning, and it isn't going anywhere. Your statement of people not meant to live there is so moot and dated it shows not only your age, but your ignorance.
Look up the term "peak oil" and consider how that might affect air conditioning.
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Was man not meant to walk on the moon?, because last I checked that happened a few times too.
We're not living there yet, are we? Your point is "so moot."
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While people are moving to/from/within Florida there is no denying their cities have grown in population astronomically, while NY cities and towns remain at a standstill. You can argue till you're blue in the face but the statistics and the census say otherwise. In my lifetime Texas overtook NY as the 2nd most populous state, and FL will do so as well.
Good for FL. FL is the land of the screw-ups anyway. (Note: the person who told me this theory is a self-admitted screw-up and FL transplant.) They are second only to the retireds. If you can't make it anywhere else, you end up in FL, screwing things up there. Try and find some reliable employees down there. It's not easy and I know more than a few business owners in FL who can attest to it.
07-21-2009, 12:46 PM
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Look up the term "peak oil" and consider how that might affect air conditioning.
We're not living there yet, are we? Your point is "so moot."
Good for FL. FL is the land of the screw-ups anyway. (Note: the person who told me this theory is a self-admitted screw-up and FL transplant.) They are second only to the retireds. If you can't make it anywhere else, you end up in FL, screwing things up there. Try and find some reliable employees down there. It's not easy and I know more than a few business owners in FL who can attest to it.
You are a bitter poster. Things will one day live on the moon.
To even mention peak oil when you live on Long Island is a joke.
Not only is the traffic atrocious and public transportation intraisland barely existant- but you do know that it takes more energy and oil to heat a home 4 months of the year, as it does to Air Condition for 4? Right?
You may call it the land of screw-ups as much as you like, it does not defeat the fact the state will overtake the population of New York within the next 5 years at the rate it is going.
You will argue it though I'd imagine... I have a feeling you get some satisfaction from yelling out opinions and terms until everyone gets tired of it and just let's you have your way.
As I've said in another post- wait on it, and we can see who had the more accurate depiction of the future.
You are a bitter poster. Things will one day live on the moon.
You must like me. You are a newbie poster and most of your posts so far are spent arguing with me.
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but you do know that it takes more energy and oil to heat a home 4 months of the year, as it does to Air Condition for 4? Right?
Where do people only need to keep their air conditioning on for 4 months? If you think it's in FL, you are sadly mistaken.
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You may call it the land of screw-ups as much as you like, it does not defeat the fact the state will overtake the population of New York within the next 5 years at the rate it is going.
And that's supposed to be a good thing? More poor slobs crammed into FL with high taxes, crappy paying, no benefits jobs, and natural disasters like hurricanes on the regular?
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You will argue it though I'd imagine... I have a feeling you get some satisfaction from yelling out opinions and terms until everyone gets tired of it and just let's you have your way.
So let me have my way already!
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As I've said in another post- wait on it, and we can see who had the more accurate depiction of the future.
So far the depictions of the future you speak of have not come to pass in the past 10, nor the past 20 years. What is the magic charm of the next 10 years you are so convinced of?
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