Recruiting Fans - UW Opportunity

[CousinRicky]

13 minutes ago, Bulls On Parade said:

Ive lived in Florida all my life but I gotta say as I get older and after visiting the mountains recently in NC and Tennessee area a few weeks ago...I can really see the draw to living atleast in the summer months in the mountains.  

Being a transplant from the North I'm fine with dealing with the heat in the summer so that the winters are tolerable.  There really isn't a lot of difference living here and up north.  Up north in the winter you stay inside. Here in the summer you stay inside. AND you never have to shovel sunshine or rain.

[puc86]

1 minute ago, CousinRicky said:

Being a transplant from the North I'm fine with dealing with the heat in the summer so that the winters are tolerable.  There really isn't a lot of difference living here and up north.  Up north in the winter you stay inside. Here in the summer you stay inside. AND you never have to shovel sunshine or rain.

You can always put on more clothes but they tend to frown upon you taking too much off.

[CousinRicky]

1 minute ago, puc86 said:

You can always put on more clothes but they tend to frown upon you taking too much off.

You don't live in Pasco County do you?  

[puc86]

6 minutes ago, CousinRicky said:

You don't live in Pasco County do you?  

I do not

12 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

...most of all I am with you on Disney World. I’ve always found it strange to see people who have no kids going there. 

Those people should go straight to jail. 

[Bulls On Parade]

1 hour ago, CousinRicky said:

Being a transplant from the North I'm fine with dealing with the heat in the summer so that the winters are tolerable.  There really isn't a lot of difference living here and up north.  Up north in the winter you stay inside. Here in the summer you stay inside. AND you never have to shovel sunshine or rain.

Yeah I never experienced living up north in the winter for any real length of time.  Id likely go crazy.

 

[NewEnglandBull]

3 hours ago, CousinRicky said:

Being a transplant from the North I'm fine with dealing with the heat in the summer so that the winters are tolerable.  There really isn't a lot of difference living here and up north.  Up north in the winter you stay inside. Here in the summer you stay inside. AND you never have to shovel sunshine or rain.

Complete opposite for me. No not everyone stays inside during the winter. In fact most New Englanders embrace it. I love the snow and skiing (cross country). You guys really miss out on the autumn season which is my favorite (sweat top, sweaters). Last, shoveling, like raking, is for suckers. I use industrial snow blower and I am done in 30 min. Best part, I only sweat about three weeks a year due to the heat. Last, Florida has nice beaches but after that the scenery is pretty bland. Nothing like biking over rolling hills as the trees are changing color in the autumn.

Edited August 21, 2019 by NewEnglandBull

[BullyPulpit]

1 hour ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Complete opposite for me. No not everyone stays inside during the winter. In fact most New Englanders embrace it. I love the snow and skiing (cross country). You guys really miss out on the autumn season which is my favorite (sweat top, sweaters). Last, shoveling, like raking, is for suckers. I use industrial snow blower and I am done in 30 min. Best part, I only sweat about three weeks a year due to the heat. Last, Florida has nice beaches but after that the scenery is pretty bland. Nothing like biking over rolling hills as the trees are changing color in the autumn.

Tubing down a river is a pretty nice experience here. I agree, the NE is beautiful, but even 30 minutes to get out of your driveway is too long. 

[NewEnglandBull]

22 minutes ago, BullyPulpit said:

Tubing down a river is a pretty nice experience here. I agree, the NE is beautiful, but even 30 minutes to get out of your driveway is too long. 

Ha! Good point but it’s only about 10 times during the winter. Thanks to global warming the winters are not as bad as they once were

[Ryan]

On 8/20/2019 at 3:58 PM, Jonesy Bull said:

Who knows what the fan percentages will be.  Its a Tampa thing.  We have always had a problem with "other" fans, not necessarily taking over our stadiums but a lot of times pretty darn close.  I'm talking all Tampa Sports teams, not just USF.

Its going to be a fun game regardless.   Football is back, plenty of adult beverages will be flowing, and as you say the "views" should be pretty nice!  I actually think the game is going to be pretty exciting as well.

Are you sure aren't from the South?  You just used the word y'all.  Or maybe that has now become mainstream across the country.  I rarely leave Florida so wouldn't know.

Sorry, been busy the past week with a wedding in Manitowoc and some other stuff.  Anyways, @Jonesy Bull I have a cousin in Missouri and he kinda introduced me to the term y'all so now I like usin it.