Pensacola

And I’ve officially gotten nowhere with my life. I hate this dump, can’t wait to get out of here. My advice—there are far better places in this state to live.

Because I love it!!! I haven’t been since 1998, but I can’t wait to load up the family and go back. Florida has the very best beaches, restaurants, bars, etc.

I lived here when i was 6-9 and it was awesome because the blue angels are based here and they would practice right over my house 5 days a week. awesome. i still want to be a pilot at 18.

Pensacola offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Florida! If you have a chance, GO! I lived here for 24 years.

I went there as a kid. I remember beautiful beaches with white sand and deep blue water. There were big waves.

I’d like to go back someday.

Best tip about this place is to skip it. I’ve lived in Pcola for over 2 years. My favorite thing to do in Pensacola: Pack up and get the F out!

CHILLLLLLLLLLLLLLL…...!!!!!!

my home town is a place where people of all ages can live and have we are close to the beach and they are great we have lots of musieums to keep you occupied and we nightclubs for the yonger crowds and we all enjoy the nice weather that we have down here I love my hometown its a place where we all can have fun

i believe almost all places are worth visiting. even if just for the experience of going. it’s hot. you can get some domme gigs there. they had a great bar but i think it closed soon after i left. a couple of weeks that i’ll try not to let bad personal reasons take away from the quiet, sweaty peace you can find in the south.

I have lived just outside Pensacola, in Gulf Breeze, for 9 years. The city is small, historic, and largely millitary. It is a nice place to relax at the beach, spend summer days relaxing on the white sand, and enjoying the nightlife in the evening. This is the home of The Blue Angels, and this area always has a special homecoming show for Pensacola. There is rich history here, a nice mall, clean downtown with music clubs & restaurants, and things happening throughout each season to keep people active. But the best part of coming here IS the beach.
There are some downsides to this area:
1. The Panhandle is about 80% Republican. If you can’t accept
they will always be right, then you won’t fit in.
2. The dewpoint is higher here than any place, so be prepared
to sweat and sweat…. Summers are hot and the air is thick.
You get 2 months cold weather, 4 months perfect weather, and
6 months above 75 to 90. This can become horrible and very
hard to breeze.
3. If you are a sports fan there are no professional sports
within 3 hours.
4. The music sucks here. Its mostly country, classic rock,
screaming music from Hell, or Religous channels. Turn on the
AM and the Republican Right will brainwash you with constant
propaganda every day. The only bright spot is FM 88.1, where
music is mostly brought in from Univ. of Pensylvania, and
assorted great programming on weekends.
5. There are 3 kinds of people here: The natives, the trans-
plants, and the visitors. The natives are angry that the
transplants are turning the landscape into a fastpaced,
expensive area, where wages won’t keep pace. The transplants
are building huge homes and pushing real estate beyond the
reach of many natives. The visitors don’t know the area and
turn left from the right lane in a seconds’ notice, causing
transplant’s to give the bird and the natives to simply smile
and just shake their heads.
6. The sprawl is creating traffic anxiety. People spend drive
time bumper to bumper, reading the news, eating breakfast,
grooming in their mirror, and occassionally daydreaming and
causing the transplants to again give the bird, while the
natives simply smile and shake their heads.
7. If art or county fairs, winetasting events, dancing at clubs,
yard sales, trips to the mall or Walmarts, and summer Blues
music at the beach or Classical music in the park is all that
you crave, then Pensacola can be a paradise. But our great
Springfest, which brought a weekend of major national music,
has been cancelled, which was a great loss to Pensacola.
All in all, I want to move away. The heat, the hurricanes, the Republican slant, the lack of pro sports & music outweigh
the most beautiful beach that I have ever seen. So visit and
enjoy. But live elsewhere where there is more to do.