What's your opinion on the seaweed monster?

That's not the university in the article. That's a list for University of South Florida, which is never mentioned in the article, and is on the wrong coast.

The article mentions Florida Atlantic University, which is in Boca Raton...where any seaweed from this will land.

What did you do, google universities until you found one with a faculty list that mentions that last name? Pretty weak argument. Originally Posted by georgia_hobbyist32

Not quite, Einstein, read the caption on the photo, right above the name you quoted and you'll find...University of South Florida. And the article also mentions UWF...maybe you should google that and learn where it is.

Upscale providers with a great reputation, who oftentimes travel 8 hours one way to an area, (Pensacola is an 8-hour drive for me) and who book upscale, safe accommodations should not be demonized for asking for a tiny deposit. Originally Posted by eccieuser13

No one is 'demonizing' you. I just said I'm not gullible enough to pay a deposit, which is a risk- a big one. The forums are full of people being ripped off for a deposit- often by 'reputable' people.

You lied about what happened. You stated that screening was completed, extended a time, and the deposit request. I declined.

Not quite, Einstein, read the caption on the photo, right above the name you quoted and you'll find...University of South Florida. And the article also mentions UWF...maybe you should google that and learn where it is. Originally Posted by 69in2it69

Not quite, WK. The caption lists the source as different. It's PROVIDED by USF, but that's not the same. Source is NASA/EO.

And again, there's no link to the "barnes". You're taking unverified information at face value.

USF is on the west coast of FL. No sargassum is going to land there.

UWF is only talked about what the effects of sargassum are. NONE of the local experts say it will land there. Try reading.

Thread is way off topic and was in the wrong forum

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