The Florida Code

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The Florida Code









>
>
> When giving
> directions in Florida, you must always start with the words, "take
> I-75, "take I-4 "or "take I-95."
>
>
> When crossing
> the border into Florida forget all driving rules you
> ever
> knew.
>
>
> If you're a
> snowbird or a non-working retiree, you absolutely
> cannot drive between the
> hours of 6 A.M. to 10 A.M. and 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. This
> is considered to be
> RUSH HOUR and you are not in any rush. NO EXCEPTIONS.
> But you will drive anyway.
>
>
> Freeways can
> only go north and south . . . Not east and west except
> Alligator Alley.
>







> Tolls are a



> fact of life, the state has to make money, so deal
> with it!
>
>
> I-275 ( Tampa
> area) will always be under construction ... that's
> the law and there is
> nothing anyone can do about it, period!
>
>
> 'A1A' and 'Alt.
> A1A' are the same road.
>
>
> Traffic lights are not timed and never will be.
>
>
> We measure the distance we travel in time - not miles.
>
>
> If you travel
> more than 5-10 miles on any road in any part of
> Florida without seeing an orange barricade, you're lost!
>
>
> If you miss
> your exit on I-75, I-4 or I-275, its perfectly
> acceptable to back up!
>
>
> Every street in
> Florida has both a name and a number (i.e. Adamo = Rt.
> 60) just for the
> heck of it -- and also for the pleasure we get from
> reaction of visitors when we give them directions.
>
>
> Once the light
> turns green, only 3 cars can go through the
> intersection eight more go
> through on yellow, and 4 more on red.
>
>
> Know the
> difference between SunPass, Sun Fest, Sun-Sentinel and
> Sun Trust.
>
>
> Flip flops,
> tank tops and baggy shorts are also known as
> business casual .
> Plaids and stripes of different colors at the same
> time are the norm.
>
>
> Your car's
> signal blinker means nothing. It will be left on at
> all times.
>
>
> English is our first and second language.
>
>
> It is perfectly
> acceptable to brag about the size of your emergency
> generator.
>
>
> We have
> alligators here in Florida and they WILL bite you.
> Don't be stupid and try to feed or pet one.
>
>
> When a
> hurricane is headed our way, even though you have
> advance warning and you
> are told to be prepared, you're not a true
> Floridian unless you wait until
> the absolute last minute to go to Home Depot to pick
> up plywood or to
> Publix to stock up water, ice, and potato chips.
>
>
> You know how to
> spell Okeechobee. There is an Okeechobee Lake, Town,
> County, Blvd, Street, and Avenue.
>
>
> Atrue
> Floridian does NOT own a boat. They make friends with
> someone who already
> owns one. That way you don't have to deal with any
> of the headaches.
>
>
> You weren't
> born here. If you were, you're angry that anyone
> else has moved here.
>
>
> There's always
> a Walgreens across the street from a CVS on nearly
> every corner - with more being built every day.
>
>
> When picking up
> a woman on South Beach, always check for an Adams
> apple.
>
>
> It's normal to
> sweat when you are putting up your holiday decorations.
>
>
> In south Florida the four seasons are summer.
>
>
> There is a city
> called 'The Villages' where 87,000 old people
> live that all drive golf
> carts and dance in the streets. 50% of these people
> are swingers ; the
> rest just got too old to care about it. (They have the
> highest number of cases of VD/STD in the state)
>
>
> Jupiter is a city, not a planet.
>
>
> Seniors have to
> do their errands during the weekdays . . not
> weeknights or weekends . . that's for the working folks.
>
>
> There are three
> types of dolphins: Mahi-mahi, Flipper, and also a
> football team.
>
>
> You can't say;
> 'this is how we did it up north'. If you think
> that way, then go back up
> north. Just remember, I-95 and I-75 run both ways.
>
>
> No matter what
> they decide in Tallahassee you will never, ever be
> able to figure out your
> property taxes.
>
>
> Learn how to
> dress in layers. It will be 95 degrees outside. But
> inside any restaurant or business it's 65 degrees.
>
>
> With the
> slightest hint of a hurricane your house insurance
> will be cancelled.
>
>
> The biggest Asian pythons are in the Everglades.
>
>
> You want to live on a lake? Dig a hole.
>
>
> Early bird
> dinner starts at 4 but be there at 3. Have plastic
> bags in your purse or
> pocket for the packets of sugar, Splenda, etc.
>
>
> True Floridians
> rarely go to the local beach except Miami. These are
> recognized by the tobacco-colored leather skin.
>
>
> Don't think of
> going to Boca unless you are wearing at least once
> piece of gold lame'.
>
>
> Always be
> observant of cars backing through store windows or
> into canals and swimming pools.
>
>
> Note that most
> cars are driven by headless drivers. When seen there
> is always white hair
> and over-sized, black wrap-around sunglasses.
>
>
> This would be
> even funnier if it weren't so true
>
>
> GOD BLESS
> AMERICA
 
I lived in Florida for about a year.... And everything your stating is the reason I left. How ever you forgot...

On Friday night in Winterhaven the favorite past time is "Muddin with colbeer, unless you left the colbeer in the back of the truck and now its warm colbeer"

True story someone said this to me... . Sadly "cold beer" turns into Warm "cold beer" with out ice pronounced colbeer. I was born in Oklahoma city raised in Edmond Oklahoma and the level of Red necks I saw in Florida blew me away.... Keep in mind people in Oklahoma frequently go "noodle'n" And I was still shocked by Florida.
 
We've just moved to central Florida just under 2 years ago to an "Active Adult 55+" gated community. Advertisement for the development shows these very "young older folks" playing tennis. What they don't show are the pictures of the walkers, the electric mobile chairs, and people walking their dog with a golf cart.
 
We've just moved to central Florida just under 2 years ago to an "Active Adult 55+" gated community. Advertisement for the development shows these very "young older folks" playing tennis. What they don't show are the pictures of the walkers, the electric mobile chairs, and people walking their dog with a golf cart.

Gotta watch those electric mobile chairs when headed for the door at "early bird special" time. Even if ya get in the door in front of em, they run over your foot and then sneak ahead while you're hopping around going OW :rofl

or just don't go out to eat till after 630
 
You forgot one thing Florida is known for. I'm a pharmacist and in the medical community FL is know for "pill mills" and easy narcotics.

It's not uncommon for 3 guys in a row to come to my pharmacy counter in PA for the same 3 controlled substance scripts from the same "pain clinic" Dr in FL. The Doc is always in some pretty sounding place like Coral Gables.

The people never have a PA address, or a FL address. But, they always want to hand you some type of "ID" you never have seen before from a state you have never been to - like Wyoming or North Dakota. They never have insurance, but always have a huge wad of cash bare in a pocket, and never ask or complain about price.

Scripts are always for the same the things: a large quantity of IR Oxycodone 30mg, a large quantity of Xanax 2mg, and a medium quantity of Soma (a muscle relaxer). In Florida you can treat anything malady with a mix of narcotics, tranquilizers, and muscle relaxers.

When you call these places they are just as shady. I asked one of them "did you physically examine this patient, and when?" They said "today" and that was 10am in PA. So, I guess they were examined at 3am, jumped on a plane, flew in to Philadelphia, got into a car, and made a beeline for my pharmacy in Quakertown PA.

We have a rule at my pharmacy - "No Scripts from Florida'. We don't even play the "we don't have it" game, we just say "we don't fill scripts from Florida here, try Walmart".

We do transfer scripts back and forth from FL all the time for our regular people for regular medicine that have houses down there. When you call a pharmacy in FL, it's usually a Walgreens. The pharmacist always insists on telling you the temperature in FL.
 
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