How To Get a 1200 Sq. Ft. Humidor FREE

[rack04]

Originally Posted by TripleF

...........move to Florida and open your windows.m

Temp right now is about 63 and humidity is around 70%.

What about during hurricane season?

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by rack04

What about during hurricane season?

Close the windows.

[Parshooter]

1200 sq feet? Must be a single-wide

[chippewastud79]

Originally Posted by Parshooter

1200 sq feet? Must be a single-wide

Thats just the patio

[Blueface]

76 in Boca.

The reason for the higher humidity today is an overcast sky.
Our winter humidity is quite nice to be honest.

If only anyone would spend some time in Florida in the winter, they would certainly quickly understand why we deal with the wrath of the summer (the heat, the hurricanes, etc.).

The hurricanes. Yeah, 2004 and 2005 were rough.
We have been impacted by minimal storms overall in the 12 yrs that I have been here. When we were hit hard by Wilma, insurance took care of restoring my house back to the way it was or better (new roof).

Now, the heat in the summer. Sure, it is hot. However, 95 is a high for South Florida. Anyone care to tell me the high in August in NY? In Chicago? In Atlanta? On and on.
Usually, those locations have a week or so in the 100's. We never do.
When it is 95 here, we are in pools, at the beach or in A/C controlled rooms.
When it is winter here, we are in pools, at the beach or in A/C controlled rooms.
We had New Year's Eve out in a patio, in short sleeve shirts. Man that was rough.

So, let's keep this Florida winter thing a secret that only the old folks have discovered and let's enjoy it all to ourselves.

[rizzle]

Originally Posted by Blueface

76 in Boca.

The reason for the higher humidity today is an overcast sky.
Our winter humidity is quite nice to be honest.

If only anyone would spend some time in Florida in the winter, they would certainly quickly understand why we deal with the wrath of the summer (the heat, the hurricanes, etc.).

The hurricanes. Yeah, 2004 and 2005 were rough.
We have been impacted by minimal storms overall in the 12 yrs that I have been here. When we were hit hard by Wilma, insurance took care of restoring my house back to the way it was or better (new roof).

Now, the heat in the summer. Sure, it is hot. However, 95 is a high for South Florida. Anyone care to tell me the high in August in NY? In Chicago? In Atlanta? On and on.
Usually, those locations have a week or so in the 100's. We never do.
When it is 95 here, we are in pools, at the beach or in A/C controlled rooms.
When it is winter here, we are in pools, at the beach or in A/C controlled rooms.
We had New Year's Eve out in a patio, in short sleeve shirts. Man that was rough.

So, let's keep this Florida winter thing a secret that only the old folks have discovered and let's enjoy it all to ourselves.

Yes, we spent New Year's Eve on the patio eating lobster, although I put on a pair of jeans to make it feel like winter. But you've got to stop with the extolling of virtues already. The roads are crowded enough.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by rizzle

YBut you've got to stop with the extolling of virtues already. The roads are crowded enough.

True.

I am trying to tell all to keep it a secret yet I am spreading the word.

Originally Posted by Parshooter

1200 sq feet? Must be a single-wide

Thats funny.....

sounds good, just find me a place..

[Blueface]

Many of you have seen this "humidor" but this new shot has new palm trees added.
God I live to see this sight each and every morning and any part of the day.
I live in my patio, literally. I just wish I didn't need to go in the house to piss.
I am truly proud of that view.



It truly is awful having to deal with this.

BTW,
That is the very same way it looks today, January 6th, 2009.

[Don Fernando]

Originally Posted by Blueface

God I live to see this sight each and every morning and any part of the day.
I live in my patio, literally. I just wish I didn't need to go in the house to piss.

why go inside, you got a pool and a canal right outside.

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by Don Fernando

why go inside, you got a pool and a canal right outside.

My neighbors have kids. Scary that I would otherwise consider it. (just kidding)

[newcigarz]

Originally Posted by Blueface

My neighbors have kids. Scary that I would otherwise consider it. (just kidding)

Get down on all fours with the dogs.

[GKitty]

I'm positively green with envy right now.

I miss FL.

Midwest winters are the suck!

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by newcigarz

Get down on all fours with the dogs.

I am old school and the alpha dog.
I have to raise my leg.

[Zoomschwortz]

Originally Posted by Don Fernando

why go inside, you got a pool and a canal right outside.

Ever hear of Gators and snakes?

My wife and I spent our Honeymoon in Orlando 22 years ago.

We left Washington state temperatures in the high 20s and hit Florida with temps in the upper 50's and 60s.

We were wearing t-shirts and cut offs and the locals looked at us like we were nuts, at least those who could see us through their hooded parkas. I was surprised to see so much Alaska clothing being used in Florida.

The one thing I had trouble getting used to was the taste and smell of the water coming out of the faucet. When we got to our room, I swore the maid had to have left something floating in the toilet.
The water we get out of the faucet tastes like the water people buy in bottles.

[MikeyC]

Originally Posted by Zoomschwortz

Ever hear of Gators and snakes?

My wife and I spent our Honeymoon in Orlando 22 years ago.

We left Washington state temperatures in the high 20s and hit Florida with temps in the upper 50's and 60s.

We were wearing t-shirts and cut offs and the locals looked at us like we were nuts, at least those who could see us through their hooded parkas. I was suprised to see so much Alaska clothing being used in Florida.

Same thing happened to me. I used to go to school in FL and I wore t-shirt and shorts 24/7 practically. When the temps would drop into the 50's locals would be wearing sweaters and looking at me like I had a third arm growing out of my a-hole.

[rizzle]

Originally Posted by Zoomschwortz

Ever hear of Gators and snakes?

My wife and I spent our Honeymoon in Orlando 22 years ago.

We left Washington state temperatures in the high 20s and hit Florida with temps in the upper 50's and 60s.

We were wearing t-shirts and cut offs and the locals looked at us like we were nuts, at least those who could see us through their hooded parkas. I was surprised to see so much Alaska clothing being used in Florida.

The one thing I had trouble getting used to was the taste and smell of the water coming out of the faucet. When we got to our room, I swore the maid had to have left something floating in the toilet.
The water we get out of the faucet tastes like the water people buy in bottles.

50's and 60's is cold, Bro! The blood gets a little thin after a while down here.

[Mark C]

Originally Posted by TripleF

...........move to Florida and open your windows.m

You said something about "free"?

Florida's nice in the winter, but I'm not a fan of the 'so many bugs outside you have to build a cage around your backyard or they'll eat your face off' season.

[rizzle]

Originally Posted by Mark C

You said something about "free"?

Florida's nice in the winter, but I'm not a fan of the 'so many bugs outside you have to build a cage around your backyard or they'll eat your face off' season.

Citronella, Bro.

Seriously, it's not that bad. I'm on the water, with a pool, and no way I would ever screen it. The no-see-ums are really the only thing we deal with and they typically leave me alone. Cause I'm so sweet and stuff.