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On 19 Aug 2004 11:04:25 -0700, (basskisser) wrote:

Capt. Bill

Yes. I understand that the bulk hit well south, but then again, I was
watching news last night, and they were showing damage to fruit
picker's homes in Arcadia, which is inland AND well north of the most
damaged areas.

St. Pete and Pinellas didn't get anything. Arcadia is NE of
Charlotte Harbor, where the storm came ashore. As the storm was
heading NE, Arcadia got slammed.

bb

That's a shame, there are a lot of poor working people in that area.

Any areas where a lot of poor people are not working Bass?

My god, you're stupid..... It sure gets tiring answering idiotic
questions from you, but one more ****ing time....

First, for your clarification, the area under discussion, Arcadia, if
home to mostly orange pickers. They are living well below poverty
levels. The ARE "poor working people" in it's purest form.

As for your idiotic question, the answer is yes.

First, for your clarification, the area under discussion, Arcadia, if
home to mostly orange pickers. They are living well below poverty
levels.

There are more cowboys and prison guards in Arcadia than orange pickers.
They may still be below the poverty level tho.