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OMG...I'm so tired of people with nothing better to do hijacking this thread. Can we just agree to rise above these ignorant irritants and keep this thread on track please??
Mega city? ROFL! LOL!!!!!!!!!! It's not a city. It's a few gritty redneck overcrowded towns and that mall in Jensen Beach is a blue collar person's paradise. There are no high end stores in there. You have to go to PBG for a decent mall. When people start praising and getting excited over a gas station or junk snack store open, I'd say that's pretty sad and pathetic.
I'm just wondering who really is the sad, pathetic one posting here. Just saying.
Another thing I do not understand is you constantly rant about how Port St Lucie is not a real city but then how come you are not pursuing top tier or 'mega' cities yourself? Every single place you pick is of a population of sub 200k.
Most of the places you have lived or explored living in barely break a population of 100k. Please tell me why you are not living in a metropolis? You seem to be stuck exploring these small-type towns/cities that barely have the amenities you seek. If you would put your $$$ where your mouth is you could find everything you are looking for and more in a metropolis. Sounds to me like you are just being cheap and want more than you are willing to pay for.
Bangolufsen, if you are a professional man, you certainly have a lot of time on your hands to post here and "warn everyone". But I think you have warned us enough. You can stop now and get back to your profession.
Perhaps NYC would suit you well. Midtown. No rednecks there for sure, and plenty of high end stores. I have lived in NY all my life so I know. Now make sure it's manhattan and not upstate NY. I think you would just love MANHATTAN. Just a suggestion.
Good luck in your search. Good for you that you can keep moving from place to place and still maintain a professional position. You have so much time to post and warn everyone about the rednecks in PSL. Perhaps you work from home. If you do, how cool is that!!
I just keep reporting it. Hopefully one day it will stick. Maybe if more did the same....
how about we ALL do it at once ...like NOW.. today...and when you do ask for that person to be BANNED from this forum. Then that person can continue to harass all the other forums as usual.
HOW? see the RED TRIANGLE up in the right corner of any of his posts? click it and go
City Council and the City of Port St. Lucie to host public Groundbreaking Event
for the Crosstown Parkway Extension Project
PORT ST. LUCIE - On Tuesday, May 9, Port St. Lucie City Council, City staff and project partners will host a
public Groundbreaking Event for the Crosstown Parkway Extension Project. The Groundbreaking is to be
held on the closed roadway, east of the intersection of Crosstown Parkway and Sandia Drive. This new bridge
will span the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, and will provide a third east-west crossing connecting I-95 to
US Highway 1 at Village Green Drive. The City invites the public to come and celebrate this momentous
occasion. The event will begin at 10 a.m. and will include remarks from dignitaries, including U.S. Rep. Brian Mast, State
Rep. Gayle Harrell, Florida Department of Transportation District Four Secretary Gerry O’Reilly, City of Port
St. Lucie Mayor Gregory Oravec as well as project “pioneers” Robert Minsky, Patricia Christensen, Ken Pruitt
and Donald Cooper.
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