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Well, technically, we move next Monday from Kansas City to Florida chasing a job opportunity. Just wanted to say hello. Looking forward to getting to know other Jeep peeps across the country. 
New from Vero Beach, FL
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Welcome, what type of rig ya got. Pic's?
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This is my Jeep...a yellow/black 2011 JK. I registered it here on the site. http://www.wranglerboard.com/wrangler-registry/
Mine is the one titled, "Bumble Jeep."
Mine is the one titled, "Bumble Jeep."
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Welcome.
It's going to be a little different in Florida than it is in Kansas. Enjoy! Good luck on the job.
It's going to be a little different in Florida than it is in Kansas. Enjoy! Good luck on the job.
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I'm expecting quite different in FL than MO but definitely looking forward to the change.
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It will be interesting to hear what kinds of things are different that you didn't expect. Like the mosquitoes you can put a saddle on, a snake in your car in the morning, that alligator on your back porch, stuff like that.
Keep us posted. I think you will like the place. Especially in the winter.
Keep us posted. I think you will like the place. Especially in the winter.
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We lived in Michigan for a while where the mosquitoes are big enough to saddle. I know what that's like. As far as the alligators...I'm anxious to see some but just not on my back porch. LOL I was hoping my Jeep was tight enough that snakes wouldn't get in there...is that not the case? I'm not looking forward to certain things like Palmetto bugs..but, most everything else, I think will be just as I expect it. *famous last words*
As far as the alligators...I'm anxious to see some but just not on my back porch. LOL I was hoping my Jeep was tight enough that snakes wouldn't get in there...is that not the case? I'm not looking forward to certain things like Palmetto bugs..but, most everything else, I think will be just as I expect it. *famous last words*
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Oh yeah.... I forgot about those lovely creatures....... And they can fly too.
Sure is pretty there tho'. Great beaches (full of sharks and poisenous jellyfish), great weather (hurricanes, tornados) nice people (illegal aliens from not only Mexico but Cuba and South America), and plenty of business opportunities (drug cartels, prostitution, crack dealers).
Am I cheering you up? lol
Seriously, it's nice there.
I have friends and relatives that lived in Florida. They all told me stories about snakes in their cars. Mostly under the hood but one told me about a snake in the back seat floor.The Florida woods cockroach (Eurycotis floridana), or palmetto bug is a large species of cockroach, which usually grows to a length of 1½ inch to 2 inches. It is black in color, and has a wide, glossy body, and appears at first glance to be wingless, however it does have very short wings just beneath its head, which are used for flying. The cockroach, when disturbed, often emits a strong, disagreeable odor, which leads to it being referred to as the "stinking coackroach".[1] The Florida woods roach looks remarkably similar to the female Oriental cockroach, and the two could be mistaken for each other by the casual observer.
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Sure is pretty there tho'. Great beaches (full of sharks and poisenous jellyfish), great weather (hurricanes, tornados) nice people (illegal aliens from not only Mexico but Cuba and South America), and plenty of business opportunities (drug cartels, prostitution, crack dealers).
Am I cheering you up? lol
Seriously, it's nice there.
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Welcome to the forum.
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I think Rik scared Island Girl off with the snake in the car comment...
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Welcome here Island Girl.
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I scare a lot of people off.I think Rik scared Island Girl off with the snake in the car comment...
Can't handle the heat, stay out of Florida I say.
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