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Florida Bumper Sticker Somehow Results in a Stripper Emerging from the Trunk

In this case, a bumper sticker encourages people to honk in order to get a striptease from a little person. Now, I know that sounds like innuendo, but I promise that it’s exactly what it sounds like.

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The hurricane may have destroyed a lot, but it can never take the Florida out of Florida. Florida truly is a different world. From dudes who decide to kayak through their flooded houses, to events straight out of GTA that would later be featured in GTA, the state has solidified its place as the country’s lovable, if flawed, step-son — a place where anything is possible if you dare to dream (and can afford a substantial amount of blow).

In this case, a bumper sticker encourages people to honk in order to get a striptease from a little person. Now, I know that sounds like innuendo, but I promise that it’s exactly what it sounds like.

In the span of just over two weeks, the South has been hit by two devastating hurricanes, Helene and Milton. Helene's heavy rainfall caused severe flooding in North Carolina, and Milton's extreme winds have the potential to wreak havoc on Florida on a historic scale. But while these two extreme weather events have and will cause tragic destruction, there are still people who refuse to take them seriously.

Many conspiracy theorists online seem to be under the impression that hurricanes are man made, and other religious groups believe they have the power to redirect the storm through telekinesis. Oh, and one family that booked their expensive Disney vacation just won't accept their sunk cost. Here are 31 people refusing to take the recent hurricanes seriously.