Originally Posted by ffresh (Post 1759359)

ACTUALLY, do a google search on America's Friendliest Hometown and let us know what you find.

Fred :icon_wink:

Originally Posted by ffresh (Post 1759359)

ACTUALLY, do a google search on America's Friendliest Hometown and let us know what you find.

Fred :icon_wink:

Originally Posted by Jayhawk (Post 1759362)

First Google response:

The Villages
Nickname(s): Florida's Friendliest Hometown
Location in Sumter County and the state of Florida
Coordinates: 28°53′55″N 81°59′39″WCoordinates: 28°53′55″N 81°59′39″W
Country United States

Originally Posted by EviesGP (Post 1759148)

Sorry, OP, but you should know by now that once you entertain even the slightest question on this forum, you'll get responses from the usual smarmy trolls, who hang out here, waiting to pounce, and add their comments. The owners intended to create this place for the enjoyment and greatest experience of the residents, so merely asking about the status of this facility is quite reasonable. Just ignore these idiots, and take note who they are. You'll see them again. Cheers!

Originally Posted by bmit16 (Post 1759233)

Ironically I notice the Village Polo group is there every Sunday morning with their horses practicing. I saw at least 10 horse trailers there a couple Sundays ago. I was wondering then, why do they get to practice polo when we can't practice softball. Then I realized, the owners don't play softball. I am glad at least they got to do what they wanted. I just wish it was evenly distributed. I am not one to complain because a group gets to do their thing. I complain that people can't do their thing. Don't die trying not to get the virus. It is your duty to protect yourself, not anyone err elses duty to protect you. Stop looking for others to do for you what you can do for yourself. Germaphobics, get over yourselves. Not my job to keep you from catching something, its on you.

Originally Posted by ffresh (Post 1759308)

The OP asked a simple question. To all of those replies with a snarky response, I ask, have you never heard the admonition, if you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all? There's a lot of false bravado (and incivility) behind a computer keyboard it seems. When I read the comments on this forum, at times, I have to wonder how TV garnered the reputation as America's friendliest home town.

Fred :spoken: