OT 19: Masks On, Clothes Off, Right Hand Left Titty

[Irish]

Doesn’t it piss from the sky daily in Florida ?

Only in the summer, I was just there for 8 nights, not a drop. Lived in Miami for 5 years as well and it is generally super nice October-April, decent in May, June, September, and meh in July and August.

You can set your watch by after noon showers in the summer

[troyguitar]

Doesn’t it piss from the sky daily in Florida ?

It rains when it's hot as hell. That's just natural air conditioning.

[max225]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

[troyguitar]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

Rain is almost exclusively when it's 85+F at which point it's a welcome natural coolant.

[D Griff]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

I had a car but not an on campus parking pass... I commuted via bike every day down there to college. It was occasionally but fine.

, I just lived there for years

[max225]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

I had a car but not an on campus parking pass... I commuted via bike every day down there to college. It was occasionally but fine.

, I just lived there for years

You also lived out of a bang bus and think a C5 is comfortable.

Come at me

[D Griff]

I had a car but not an on campus parking pass... I commuted via bike every day down there to college. It was occasionally but fine.

, I just lived there for years

You also lived out of a bang bus and think a C5 is comfortable.

Come at me

I lived in hotels, not in the bus

The C5 is "comfortable enough for me", I've never argued it's actually a comfy car on the scheme of cars.

It likely rains 100 days per year in Charlotte too, and I rode my bike to work. You just decide how much rain you're willing to , look at the forecast, and adjust accordingly. If it's going to be 38F and an 80% chance of rain, yeah, I'm driving. But you can still ride 80% of the time, even in 'non-coastal states' like FL and NC.

[Irish]

Summer changed my habits there just like winter does here....

I.e. I didn't exert myself too much outdoors in the summer there just like I don't in the winter here....

The spring, fall and early and late winters down there were glorious

[Apex]

Everyone has exponentially better luck than I can ever dream of having.

Nah. You'll find one. It took us forever. Between the rona, scumbag realtors, and the sellers market, it takes a while. We looked at a ton of places.

How many places did you put offers in on?

[wap]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

It rains 125 days/year in Chicago and 38"/year. Ain't nobody not enjoying the outdoors here in the summer, including our 28 miles of beaches and 200 miles of bikepaths. In my (limited) experience in Florida, when it rains there in the summer they tend to be short, quick downpours then it's done. Fla natives can feel free to correct me here.

, you just live in a desert so you're not used to rain other than floods.

[troyguitar]

FWIW we tried to buy places in both Corning and Charlotte 2 years ago and ended up renting not because we were smart but because after 5 or 6 failed offers I just gave up. It's pure luck that we're able to now, we tried our best to own a shitty home up here.

One place that we offered $290k for in Corning and were eventually turned down on after weeks of bullshit ended up finally selling over 6 months later for... $240k. We dodged a bullet by accident. We wanted that damn house.

[wap]

FWIW we tried to buy places in both Corning and Charlotte 2 years ago and ended up renting not because we were smart but because after 5 or 6 failed offers I just gave up. It's pure luck that we're able to now, we tried our best to own a shitty home up here.

One place that we offered $290k for in Corning and were eventually turned down on after weeks of bullshit ended up finally selling over 6 months later for... $240k. We dodged a bullet by accident. We wanted that damn house.

[troyguitar]

Corning real estate is a different world. Zero appreciation, just taxes and rust/rot/salt.

[wap]

Glad you're

[Irish]

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Average over 100 days of rain with well over 40" of rain so I am not sure I'd wanna ride a bike there on the reg, but surely there are nice seasons which seems like it is now...

It rains 125 days/year in Chicago and 38"/year. Ain't nobody not enjoying the outdoors here in the summer, including our 28 miles of beaches and 200 miles of bikepaths. In my (limited) experience in Florida, when it rains there in the summer they tend to be short, quick downpours then it's done. Fla natives can feel free to correct me here.

, you just live in a desert so you're not used to rain other than floods.

It was super rare to have days of overcast skies like northern winters can be. I was highly skeptical of this before moving there..... but I believe that I actually have a mild case of seasonal affective disorder based on how much my overall mood improved living there.....

[max225]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

[troyguitar]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

We don't all have millions of dollars to live the lifestyle of the and so we have to be OK with getting wet.

IDGAF if anyone can see my nipples through my wet t-shirt...

[Desertbreh]

FWIW we tried to buy places in both Corning and Charlotte 2 years ago and ended up renting not because we were smart but because after 5 or 6 failed offers I just gave up. It's pure luck that we're able to now, we tried our best to own a shitty home up here.

One place that we offered $290k for in Corning and were eventually turned down on after weeks of bullshit ended up finally selling over 6 months later for... $240k. We dodged a bullet by accident. We wanted that damn house.

This is a pretty cool starry bra.

[wap]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

Who said that?

[wap]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

We don't all have millions of dollars to live the lifestyle of the and so we have to be OK with getting wet.

IDGAF if anyone can see my nipples through my wet t-shirt...

[razr390]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

Dawg are you even saying.

No one is a rain denier but Troy basically said he’d deal with it. Dealing with rain > dealing with Hoth winters in Corning, NY

[wap]

Noted that there is no rain in St Penisburg and that biking in the rain is just fine.

Dawg are you even saying.

No one is a rain denier but Troy basically said he’d deal with it. Dealing with rain > dealing with Hoth winters in Corning, NY

Max gonna Max.

Yea, Fla rains last what, an hour or less? Then the sun comes back out. Whereas a blizzard can last many hours, or even a day or more. And you can go weeks without seeing the sun.

[max225]

The point was about biking in the rain you cucks we all understand that Florida weather is far superior to 90% of the country no one argued that.

Read the posts.

[razr390]

Dawg are you even saying.

No one is a rain denier but Troy basically said he’d deal with it. Dealing with rain > dealing with Hoth winters in Corning, NY

Max gonna Max.

Yea, Fla rains last what, an hour or less? Then the sun comes back out. Whereas a blizzard can last many hours, or even a day or more. And you can go weeks without seeing the sun.

Not even trying to :troll: but the bean counting is getting a bit much. Arguing precipitated inches statistics versus someone that lived in South FL multiple years and gave a personal anecdote isa bit using that logic should've never bought a house where he did and when he did if he saw yearly wildfire statistics or whatever.

Being right for the sake of being right is kinda... waste of time/energy

[max225]

The point was that a bicycle is not an acceptable daily means of transit in Florida. Weather it is rain/heat/mosquitos or pure distance/danger because Everyone runs you over, that’s going to get old.

That’s the point of the comment. Y’all can continue circle jerking.