Yep. Nothing instills more confidence in your right-wing city's commitment

[Baitball Blogger]

to water quality than walking by the City Attorney's house and spotting a dozen office cooler-size jugs of water on his driveway.

As long as I lived here, this city has had no interest in proper government. It speaks with a forked tongue.

[onethatcares]

1. knowing you're in Floriduh

which city was it?

Here in St Petersburg there seems to be an outbreak of Red Tide and the city has already trucked over 600 tons of dead fish from the city shorelines. DeSatan hasn't issued a dec of emergency to help pay for the collection or disposal of said fish.

The stench is affecting the downtown tourist attractions and restaraunts while we wait for some kind of action.

I was thinking you were in NPR or Port Richey.

[Tommy Carcetti]

2. We had to cancel our Airbnb at Longboat Key because of red tide.

Lovely place but what good is a beach vacation if you can’t set foot on the beach?

[Baitball Blogger]

3. Central Florida area.

[onethatcares]

4. Not much Red Tide there, but

how's the algae situation?

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Sadly, that amoeba problem we have keeps me from ever wanting to enjoy

Florida lakes. Except for canoeing.

[marble falls]

6. Mid nineties we went to FLA to Mouseworld and stayed at Turtle Cay right on the beach ...

... there had been a red tide before we got there, and there was still a little left. One morning, my youngest (around six) daughter came into the room, shoulders down and weeping.

"What's matter, Sally?"
"Everything .... is .... dying ..."

The tide had brought up some small dead fish.

I think there could be a campaign made wrapped around a photo of those bottles lined up on the driveway. "Guess who has a drinking problem?"