Please share your FWB experiences
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get a bikini wax first.1
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I vacationed there and then the guilt set in 'cause it was too much fun so I never went back ...1
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Come to Gulf Shores, Al.
Literally just right across the Flora/Bama border.
The beaches are just as beautiful and less crowded.
Less of a "party scene" here too.0 -
get a bikini wax first.
I dont wanna!0 -
I had one in college. Worked out really well. Whenever we'd run into each other at parties...
Oh wait. Wrong FWB.0 -
Not the FWB I was expecting Anyway, Fort Walton is a nice area. I can't really tell you if it is any good without knowing what you are looking for though. Totally different than here in Miami - which can be a party beach (in south beach) or a relaxing beach more north and up into the Palms. FWB, Bahia Honda State Park, Pensacola, Treasure Island, Siesta Beach, Delray Beach are some favorites of mine. Are you looking for camping or anything in particular? I surf all around FL - mostly east coast but grew up and sailed a lot in the gulf of Mexico too.
Edit: Worst places, Daytona Beach, and Panama City Beach - but some like them I just aint feelin them. Even for party type fun I dislike them.0 -
oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits".
I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
Thank you!!! Cuz that was my first thought as well. :drinker:0 -
When I was in college I wasn't ready to commit so I hung out with a bunch of chicks and did stuff but because I said we were just friends I guess this counts.0
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When I was in college I wasn't ready to commit so I hung out with a bunch of chicks and did stuff but because I said we were just friends I guess this counts.
someone forgot to read :-)0 -
When I was in college I wasn't ready to commit so I hung out with a bunch of chicks and did stuff but because I said we were just friends I guess this counts.
someone forgot to read :-)
Someone read it just fine but decided to answer what they really wanted to know instead of the thinly veiled innuendo they set up to act like they were really talking about a place in florida. Other examples of such shenanigans "Do you suck it or bite it?" - A Tootsie pop; "Do you like it hard or soft" - Ice Cream2 -
Go to Seaside. It's down the road from Fort Walton Beach. Beach shanties, bungalows, pretty houses, and no college co-eds. There aren't generally a lot of kids, but there are a few. It's kind of like Cape May. Just a place to go and be away from everyone and enjoy the peace and quiet.0
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Ha ha. I live right near there but have never been.
I do love St. George Island, Mexico Beach and the BEACH in Panama City Beach. The town itself sucks.0 -
oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits".
I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
same here. Well played OP, well played!0 -
I was hanging out with this one girl... man, you should've seen the size of her... ... ... ... ... 401K0
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Not the FWB I was expecting Anyway, Fort Walton is a nice area. I can't really tell you if it is any good without knowing what you are looking for though. Totally different than here in Miami - which can be a party beach (in south beach) or a relaxing beach more north and up into the Palms. FWB, Bahia Honda State Park, Pensacola, Treasure Island, Siesta Beach, Delray Beach are some favorites of mine. Are you looking for camping or anything in particular? I surf all around FL - mostly east coast but grew up and sailed a lot in the gulf of Mexico too.
Edit: Worst places, Daytona Beach, and Panama City Beach - but some like them I just aint feelin them. Even for party type fun I dislike them.
Definitely looking for a family friendly beach. We typically spend much of our vacations relaxing and enjoying the water. No major need for activities, but I do love to try new restaurants.0 -
Take a look and see if Siesta Beach or Delray Beach sound good. Siesta is prettier, but I like Delray more however thats pretty much because Delray usually has better surf.0
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oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits".
I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
Lmao same here.1 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!
50 mph in the middle lane and looking around wondering why everyone else is passing on both sides in such a hurry . . .0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!
I live in the Keys and my mom is in Tallahassee - I can get to her in 9hrs and our house in Navarre in just over 11hrs! Take the turnpike the entire way!!0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!
I suppose if you get stuck in traffic every time ...
I even double checked with Mapquest and it's 7 hours from Tally to Naples on the slow route; 6 hours and 20 minutes on the fast route.
When I drove to Key West I took 10 to 295 to 95 and made it there in 10 hours. That was with going through a crapload of construction.0 -
I'm talking from the border of FL/AL coming from Baton Rouge, getting to Naples. google maps tells me 9 hours from Pensacola to Naples, and tells me 4 hours and 57 minutes from Naples (and southeast Naples, not North Naples either) to Key West (which I already noted above from 15 years personal experience).
as far as taking the turnpike from the keys to tally - when you're on the west coast of FL (naples) that is uber out of the way.
ETA: meant to quote response from person right above ^^^0 -
Never been to Fort Walton Beach. Did a college spring break in PCB - it was cray cray. I don't know much about the panhandle beaches, i'm down in the st. pete area and our beaches are beautiful. I went to high school, and parents still live in, Naples - absolutely beautiful beaches there. very family friendly as it's quite quiet, not a lot of partying, not a college hotspot destination or anything. although, that would take you an additional 12ish hours drive south to reach after hitting the FL state line up there in the panhandle.
whatever you choose, have fun!
Unfortunately beach hopping is not in the budget, so driving distance is not a factor for any of the potential destinations. We will definitely be flying to Florida0 -
I also thought Friends With Benefits! Glad I'm not the only one!0
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oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits".
I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
Nope, thought so too. Was less interested when I realized it was about a beach.0 -
much rather do Destin!!!0
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oh boy. When I saw the acronym FWB, I thought it was "Friends with Benefits".
I can't be the only one who thought that LOL
Nope, thought so too. Was less interested when I realized it was about a beach.
I have never seen that movie. What is it about?0 -
I'm talking from the border of FL/AL coming from Baton Rouge, getting to Naples. google maps tells me 9 hours from Pensacola to Naples, and tells me 4 hours and 57 minutes from Naples (and southeast Naples, not North Naples either) to Key West (which I already noted above from 15 years personal experience).
as far as taking the turnpike from the keys to tally - when you're on the west coast of FL (naples) that is uber out of the way.
ETA: meant to quote response from person right above ^^^
Pensacola is about 3.5 hours from Tally. However, if I were going to drive from Pensacola to Naples, I wouldn't go anywhere near Tally. You can cut that time by going along the coast. If you're coming from the border, though, you'd pick up 10 north of Pensacola and it would be faster.
Thirteen hours from the border to Key West makes sense, though.0
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