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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 4847893)
I guess looting is a problem, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd: Shoot looters until they look like grated cheese.........
https://twitter.com/BrendonLeslie/st...-grated-cheese Or maybe not. |
That guy could have a coffee table book of this guys quotes.
On another note, just to put how big this storm was. They are starting on the cleanup and recovery in SWFL, they are still flooding all along the St Johns. Amazing the amount of homes still under water.
Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 4847893)
I guess looting is a problem, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd: Shoot looters until they look like grated cheese.........
https://twitter.com/BrendonLeslie/st...-grated-cheese |
Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 4847893)
I guess looting is a problem, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd: Shoot looters until they look like grated cheese.........
https://twitter.com/BrendonLeslie/st...-grated-cheese |
Originally Posted by Dean Ferry
(Post 4847901)
I think he meant SWISS chesse, grated cheese would require alot of LEAD! LOL....
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Swiss,,,,, grated his lines are freckin great. For those that do not live down here I am sure you can do a search, pretty much tells it straight up.
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Originally Posted by Wildman_grafix
(Post 4847918)
Swiss,,,,, grated his lines are freckin great. For those that do not live down here I am sure you can do a search, pretty much tells it straight up.
Yeah he is SW Florida's version of Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio |
Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation
(Post 4847928)
Yeah he is SW Florida's version of Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Polk County. |
Originally Posted by tommymonza
(Post 4847768)
If you stayed on a boat or on fort myers beach you were a fool. You had 24 hours to jump in a car and head over to Miami and sleep in the car.
But I am sure there was a lot of old poor people living in those trailers that didn’t have the means to evacuate. My brother lives on his 36 foot trawler full time in Bimini basin in Cape Coral. 3 days before the hurricane He took his boat up above the Franklin locks up the caloosahatchee and got a slip in labell. Than jumped in his van the Morning of the hurricane and drove over to west palm. We were talking to our buddy who lives just off 41 near Estero a mile from the back bay and they hade neighbors who were in their attics because of high water. |
That would be “Poke county” to a good number of the locals. lol
Polk county was actually the center of FL politics and economic power back in the day. Phosphate,Citrus and Cattle were THE economy here a few generation’s ago. |
Originally Posted by Keith Atlanta
(Post 4847950)
There is another story about some dude in an 80 foot Hatterass that apparently drove it around in the harbor trying to keep it pointed in the right direction during the storm as well.
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