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OT (sorta of).... A lesson learned.
I've driven the New England to South Florida (and back) route several times
in the past four years, but never at the December Holiday Season. Never again. We arrived back in Florida today, surviving three major, and I mean MAJOR traffic jams along the way down route 95. The first involved a 18 wheeler accident - no injuries- but we spent 2 and a half hours crawling along at 0 to 15 miles an hour to clear the accident scene, without exaggeration. When we finally arrived at the scene, there were about half a dozen state troupers standing around, sipping coffee and none of them where attempting to control the traffic flow from three lanes down to one. All the drivers were on their own, to snarl, beep, single finger communicate, etc. It would have been very effective to have one or more of these cops coordinating the traffic flow, rather than standing around shooting the whatever. This was in CT. Happened again in North Carolina, although not as bad. Then again, just south of Jacksonville, FL, although I was able to exit onto RT 1 south and bypass all the delays. In the future, I'll forgo the white Christmas crap in New England, and just stay in sunny, 74 degree south Florida. Eisboch |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I95 is a horrific drive...the highway is overloaded with cars and trucks, it hasn't enough lanes, and, as you point out, when there's any sort of accident, there are hours of delays. The section I like least is between DC and Richmond. I'd agree with that although south of Richmond it usually is a breeze all the way to Florida. I used to really dislike the New Haven, Stratford, Bridgeport and Stamford CT areas, but they have been much improved over the past couple of years. I still refuse to go over the George Washington Bridge, no-man's land. I take 287 over the Tappan Zee bridge, then the Garden State Parkway back to Rt 95 (Jersey Turnpike). Eisboch |
Harry,
Have you read where some Texans want to built a 1/4 mile WIDE super highway. Something like 6 car lanes, two truck lanes, a train track, utilities including fiber optic cable. From what the article said the Republicans (party in control) weren't even supporting the idea. Of course most of those that would have to give up land for it are against it. It's supposed to parallel route 35 if I remember correctly. I don't think it will come to fruitation but they sure do have an imagination down there. Paul "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... snipped I95 is a horrific drive...the highway is overloaded with cars and trucks, it hasn't enough lanes, and, as you point out, when there's any sort of accident, there are hours of delays. The section I like least is between DC and Richmond. We need another major N-S highway from NY to Florida, but, of course, this country no longer has the resources or the will to undertake major infrastructure improvement. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message news:1104535771.b204b937edc35ff86f406bee539954cf@t eranews... Seems like a good way to concentrate infrastructure....I-95 should be four or six lanes the whole way. I've often wondered how the road surface leading up to the toll booths at the George Washington Bridge could ever be scheduled for repair and resurfacing. There are ruts sunk into the pavement that millions of car and truck tires have created over the years. Imagine trying to shut down that section of the road for a week or more in order to properly repair the roads. The traffic backups would become a national disaster. Eisboch |
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 14:33:51 -0500, "Paul Schilter"
paulschilter@comcast dot net wrote: Harry, Have you read where some Texans want to built a 1/4 mile WIDE super highway. Something like 6 car lanes, two truck lanes, a train track, utilities including fiber optic cable. From what the article said the Republicans (party in control) weren't even supporting the idea. Of course most of those that would have to give up land for it are against it. It's supposed to parallel route 35 if I remember correctly. I don't think it will come to fruitation but they sure do have an imagination down there. Paul "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... snipped I95 is a horrific drive...the highway is overloaded with cars and trucks, it hasn't enough lanes, and, as you point out, when there's any sort of accident, there are hours of delays. The section I like least is between DC and Richmond. We need another major N-S highway from NY to Florida, but, of course, this country no longer has the resources or the will to undertake major infrastructure improvement. Land's cheap in west Texas! John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
JohnH,
As I remember it was to run a ways to the east of route 35. It was envisioned to be a toll route. Paul "JohnH" wrote in message ... On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 14:33:51 -0500, "Paul Schilter" paulschilter@comcast dot net wrote: Harry, Have you read where some Texans want to built a 1/4 mile WIDE super highway. Something like 6 car lanes, two truck lanes, a train track, utilities including fiber optic cable. From what the article said the Republicans (party in control) weren't even supporting the idea. Of course most of those that would have to give up land for it are against it. It's supposed to parallel route 35 if I remember correctly. I don't think it will come to fruitation but they sure do have an imagination down there. Paul "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... snipped I95 is a horrific drive...the highway is overloaded with cars and trucks, it hasn't enough lanes, and, as you point out, when there's any sort of accident, there are hours of delays. The section I like least is between DC and Richmond. We need another major N-S highway from NY to Florida, but, of course, this country no longer has the resources or the will to undertake major infrastructure improvement. Land's cheap in west Texas! John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
From: "Eisboch"
I've driven the New England to South Florida (and back) route several times in the past four years, but never at the December Holiday Season. Never again. Heck, I have driven to Florida from Michigan 4 out of the last 5 years. I use I-75 then cut over to Kissimmee where my time share is and have not, to date, experienced your difficulties. This past holiday season I stayed in Michigan using my time share up in Traverse City because it cost me fewer points and I have enough left over to go to Toronto in march for another week. Basicly, I just did not feel like the drive south this year. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? |
NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? What an intelligent post.....as usual. |
NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? |
"basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. |
NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. |
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once and a while. ;-) |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) Once *in* a while. DOH! |
On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote:
NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! "Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes |
JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once and a while. ;-) Oh? Do you find the above facts about Naples, Florida history incorrect? |
JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. |
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) Oh? Do you find the above facts about Naples, Florida history incorrect? Nope. |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once and a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? |
"basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. |
"NOYB" wrote in message nk.net... "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. What do you expect out of asslicker.....who thinks Atlanta is a 'world class' city because of the laser light show at Stone Mountain......LMAO |
P.Fritz wrote: "NOYB" wrote in message nk.net... "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. What do you expect out of asslicker.....who thinks Atlanta is a 'world class' city because of the laser light show at Stone Mountain......LMAO See, Paul, that AGAIN shows how dumb you really are! I gave many, many reasons why Atlanta is, indeed a world class city, gave you URL's that say the same, and on and on. BUT, because of your blind hatred caused by your wife leaving you, and your kid not being able to handle life with a bitter person like you, didn't comprehend ANY of it. |
NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. Oh, yes, I KNOW you can't possibly comrehend that Naples is nothing but a swamp town. |
P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once and a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message glegroups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. I thought a swampbilly was a homeless person who lived in your part of the country... If being homeless is the definition of a "swampbilly", then Naples has no "swampbillies". I have never seen a homeless person in Naples. Because of the high per capita net worth, and the large number of elderly church-going retirees, the churches down here have oodles of cash that they spend on taking care of the less-fortunate. Coming back from a cruise to the Bahamas last week, I was astounded at the number of homeless folks in the neighborhood around Capt. Harry's tackle in Miami...which is just a couple of blocks from the American Airlines (or whatever they call it now) Arena and the waterfront. |
"basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. |
NOYB wrote: Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Really? Been to the swamp buggy races in Naples lately?: http://www.swampbuggy.com/rules.htm Hell, they even have a swamp buggy PARADE, right there in your cherished downtown Naples: http://www.oldduckracing.com/upcoming_events.htm Corkscrew SWAMP? http://www.palmbeachpost.com/travel/...st/naples.html And, did you know that Naples is right smack dab in the middle of the Big Cypress Swamp? And how about the Swamp Rompers, a local club that's nothing BUT swampbillies. And did you know that they call Naples the "gateway to the everglades"? I THINK that the Everglades is a swamp. |
JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. My you ARE a dense one, aren't you? What name did I call him? Hint, I didn't call him a bothersome gnat. I simply stated he is nothing MORE than one. |
"basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. My you ARE a dense one, aren't you? What name did I call him? Hint, I didn't call him a bothersome gnat. I simply stated he is nothing MORE than one. Didn't you just assert: "Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide"???? As I said earlier......unbelievable. |
JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. My you ARE a dense one, aren't you? What name did I call him? Hint, I didn't call him a bothersome gnat. I simply stated he is nothing MORE than one. Didn't you just assert: "Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide"???? As I said earlier......unbelievable. Yes, I DID "assert" that. Now what name did I call him? 3rd grader? Nope, I said he acted JUST LIKE....a third grader. Childish? Nope, wrong again. I said he "called people childish names". As you said earlier......unbelievable. |
"basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Really? Been to the swamp buggy races in Naples lately?: http://www.swampbuggy.com/rules.htm Although it has a Naples mailing address, nobody with a working brain talks about the area to the East of 951 (aka Collier Blvd) as "Naples". It's Golden Gate Estates...known locally as "The Estates". Hell, they even have a swamp buggy PARADE, right there in your cherished downtown Naples: http://www.oldduckracing.com/upcoming_events.htm Corkscrew SWAMP? http://www.palmbeachpost.com/travel/...st/naples.html And, did you know that Naples is right smack dab in the middle of the Big Cypress Swamp? And how about the Swamp Rompers, a local club that's nothing BUT swampbillies. And did you know that they call Naples the "gateway to the everglades"? I THINK that the Everglades is a swamp. When everybody refers to "Naples", they're referring primarily to the area bounded to the north by Bonita Springs, to the west by the Gulf, to the east by 951 (aka Collier Blvd), and to the south by Tamiami Trail and/or the Gulf (although the coastline on the eastern shore of Naples bay is also considered "Naples"). The only people who consider areas outside of those boundaries as "Naples", are snowbirds duped into believing that they bought a house in Naples for under $400k...and you. |
NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Really? Been to the swamp buggy races in Naples lately?: http://www.swampbuggy.com/rules.htm Although it has a Naples mailing address, nobody with a working brain talks about the area to the East of 951 (aka Collier Blvd) as "Naples". It's Golden Gate Estates...known locally as "The Estates". Hell, they even have a swamp buggy PARADE, right there in your cherished downtown Naples: http://www.oldduckracing.com/upcoming_events.htm Corkscrew SWAMP? http://www.palmbeachpost.com/travel/...st/naples.html And, did you know that Naples is right smack dab in the middle of the Big Cypress Swamp? And how about the Swamp Rompers, a local club that's nothing BUT swampbillies. And did you know that they call Naples the "gateway to the everglades"? I THINK that the Everglades is a swamp. When everybody refers to "Naples", they're referring primarily to the area bounded to the north by Bonita Springs, to the west by the Gulf, to the east by 951 (aka Collier Blvd), and to the south by Tamiami Trail and/or the Gulf (although the coastline on the eastern shore of Naples bay is also considered "Naples"). The only people who consider areas outside of those boundaries as "Naples", are snowbirds duped into believing that they bought a house in Naples for under $400k...and you. Oh, I see, so, the REAL boundaries of Naples doesn't matter, only what you PERCIEVE as the boundaries, huh? Unbelievable. |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. It is pretty comical how easy it is to prompt asslicker into showing what a complete idiot he is. And he wonders why he holds the title of 'King of the NG idiots" |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... JimH wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. My you ARE a dense one, aren't you? What name did I call him? Hint, I didn't call him a bothersome gnat. I simply stated he is nothing MORE than one. Didn't you just assert: "Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide"???? As I said earlier......unbelievable. Not unbelievable for the asslicker.....the KING of the NG idiots. |
"basskisser" wrote in message Oh, I see, so, the REAL boundaries of Naples doesn't matter, only what you PERCIEVE as the boundaries, huh? Unbelievable. Our NOYB is quite the elitist. If you don't pass his standards test....you don't belong in 'his' Naples. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message egroups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ooglegroups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. I thought a swampbilly was a homeless person who lived in your part of the country... If being homeless is the definition of a "swampbilly", then Naples has no "swampbillies". I have never seen a homeless person in Naples. Then you are a blind man. There are no homeless people in the sense that there are folks sleeping on the street. There are homeless people in shelters down here, no doubt. Coming back from a cruise to the Bahamas last week, I was astounded at the number of homeless folks in the neighborhood around Capt. Harry's tackle in Miami...which is just a couple of blocks from the American Airlines (or whatever they call it now) Arena and the waterfront. It's also on the cusp of an area that has undergone a lot of change, and there is a homeless mission not far from the store...or there was. It's still there. Right across the street from Capt. Harry's. Methinks you're just one of those good Christian Americans who have no idea about the poverty in their communities. The poverty rate in Naples city rose 50% between 1990 and 1996, and is now about the same as the rest of Florida, excluding Miami, which has a higher rate because of factors unique to it. Your poverty rate is about 10%. Where are you getting your data? When you say "now", are you referring to 2000 census data? Things have changed quite a bit in 5 years. Is the data specific to Naples? Or is it for all of Collier County, which includes several poor communities like Immokalee, Everglades City, and Chokoloskee? Regardless, living blow the level of poverty isn't the the same thing as being homeless. All homeless folks are below the poverty level, but not everyone who is below the poverty level is homeless. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message glegroups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message news:1104866287.844718.29410@c13g2000cwb .googlegroups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. I thought a swampbilly was a homeless person who lived in your part of the country... If being homeless is the definition of a "swampbilly", then Naples has no "swampbillies". I have never seen a homeless person in Naples. Then you are a blind man. There are no homeless people in the sense that there are folks sleeping on the street. There are homeless people in shelters down here, no doubt. Coming back from a cruise to the Bahamas last week, I was astounded at the number of homeless folks in the neighborhood around Capt. Harry's tackle in Miami...which is just a couple of blocks from the American Airlines (or whatever they call it now) Arena and the waterfront. It's also on the cusp of an area that has undergone a lot of change, and there is a homeless mission not far from the store...or there was. It's still there. Right across the street from Capt. Harry's. Methinks you're just one of those good Christian Americans who have no idea about the poverty in their communities. The poverty rate in Naples city rose 50% between 1990 and 1996, and is now about the same as the rest of Florida, excluding Miami, which has a higher rate because of factors unique to it. Your poverty rate is about 10%. Where are you getting your data? When you say "now", are you referring to 2000 census data? Things have changed quite a bit in 5 years. Is the data specific to Naples? Or is it for all of Collier County, which includes several poor communities like Immokalee, Everglades City, and Chokoloskee? Regardless, living blow the level of poverty isn't the the same thing as being homeless. All homeless folks are below the poverty level, but not everyone who is below the poverty level is homeless. Sheesh. You live there and you're in the healing arts and you don't know there are homeless in your town? I had no problem getting hits on "Naples" "Homeless," and these were both in the city and in the county. Both are your area. You posted very specific statistics for Naples. Where'd you get that data? |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ooglegroups.com... JohnH wrote: On 4 Jan 2005 13:14:21 -0800, "basskisser" wrote: NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message news:1104866287.844718.29410@c13g2000c wb.googlegroups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. Why not just post the web site from which you plagiarized your information? http://www.naples-florida.com/quicktour/history.htm Good day, and Happy New Year! John H Why do so? NOYB won't believe it anyway! He only believes what he wants to believe. I've been to Naples. Many times. I know people who's families have lived in Naples for generations. It's just like the time that NOYB was trying to tell everyone here that Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Naples doesn't have swampbillies. Perhaps you're referring to Golden Gate Estates? Yes, it has a Naples mailing address...but it's not the same Naples that a couple hundred thousand snowbirds come down to visit every year. The median home price in Naples is just a hair under $400,000. Swampbillies don't buy $400,000 homes. You obviously haven't been to Naples in a long time...probably not since you worked parking lot security when the Wal-Mart was being built. I thought a swampbilly was a homeless person who lived in your part of the country... If being homeless is the definition of a "swampbilly", then Naples has no "swampbillies". I have never seen a homeless person in Naples. Then you are a blind man. There are no homeless people in the sense that there are folks sleeping on the street. There are homeless people in shelters down here, no doubt. Coming back from a cruise to the Bahamas last week, I was astounded at the number of homeless folks in the neighborhood around Capt. Harry's tackle in Miami...which is just a couple of blocks from the American Airlines (or whatever they call it now) Arena and the waterfront. It's also on the cusp of an area that has undergone a lot of change, and there is a homeless mission not far from the store...or there was. It's still there. Right across the street from Capt. Harry's. Methinks you're just one of those good Christian Americans who have no idea about the poverty in their communities. The poverty rate in Naples city rose 50% between 1990 and 1996, and is now about the same as the rest of Florida, excluding Miami, which has a higher rate because of factors unique to it. Your poverty rate is about 10%. Where are you getting your data? When you say "now", are you referring to 2000 census data? Things have changed quite a bit in 5 years. Is the data specific to Naples? Or is it for all of Collier County, which includes several poor communities like Immokalee, Everglades City, and Chokoloskee? Regardless, living blow the level of poverty isn't the the same thing as being homeless. All homeless folks are below the poverty level, but not everyone who is below the poverty level is homeless. Sheesh. You live there and you're in the healing arts and you don't know there are homeless in your town? I had no problem getting hits on "Naples" "Homeless," and these were both in the city and in the county. Both are your area. You posted very specific statistics for Naples. Where'd you get that data? From my search. I got about 990 hits. I looked at a couple of them. Why don't you just post a link to the stats? It should be in your History list. |
P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. It is pretty comical how easy it is to prompt asslicker into showing what a complete idiot he is. And he wonders why he holds the title of 'King of the NG idiots" Fritz, what do you find idiotic about my post? Be specific. Now, I can be VERY specific about what I find idiotic about YOUR posts: You NEVER, EVER post anything of any substance, OR anything relating to the post. You simply call people childish little names in your feeble attempt to be a man, after your wife ran off with your real manhood. |
"basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... P.Fritz wrote: "JimH" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... The road is old and overutilized. Kind of like the vaginal orifice on an old whore, eh? Kind of like all of Florida, eh? Everything in Naples is new...but it is overutilized. That's odd. You sure try hard to push Naples as the best place in the world. Well, you are wrong, as usual: On the way to Naples' historic Pier is Palm Cottage, built in 1895 and reputedly Naples' oldest house, where guided tours are offered in season. Other historic buildings include the Naples Commissary Building in Olde Naples, dating back to 1903, and the renovated Naples Depot (1927), once the Naples Train Station and now displaying a caboose and other railroad memorabilia. History buffs will also find much of interest at the Collier County Museum, which houses a permanent collection from Prehistoric times through to the present day. You will learn about the early Indian settlements here and may wish to go on to visit an Indian Village in the area, where genuine Indian, hand-crafted artifacts are sold. You know Bassy you don't have to prove how stupid you are *every* day....take a day off once in a while. ;-) You trying to 'cow down' the deadbeat asslicker? All in the same post: First you assert: Hey, Fritz, do you do ANYTHING besides call people childish names while hiding behind usenet? Again, just like the 3rd grader who calls people names, then runs home to hide. Then you state: You are nothing more than a bothersome gnat. I'm sorry that your wife ran off, but, hell, how could you blame her? She probably wanted someone who acted like a MAN, instead of you. Unbelievable. It is pretty comical how easy it is to prompt asslicker into showing what a complete idiot he is. And he wonders why he holds the title of 'King of the NG idiots" Fritz, what do you find idiotic about my post? Be specific. Now, I can be VERY specific about what I find idiotic about YOUR posts: You NEVER, EVER post anything of any substance, OR anything relating to the post. You simply call people childish little names in your feeble attempt to be a man, after your wife ran off with your real manhood. Un-friggin-believable. |
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