[PBSales]

Originally Posted by Trevor the great

I was doing some similar math a few weeks ago like this, it turns out the state of California alone has won roughly 115 professional tournaments, and if you include Texas teams like X factor and heat, it’s probably around 135 total out of a total of 225 (roughly counted) tournaments. which is probably around 60% of all pro tournaments. You can find the win totals and paintballwincount.com

Philly Americans, Dc arsenal, damage and ground zero made up for most of east coasts wins. Philly made up for most of those though.

I don't really consider Heat to be a Texas team. Other than the 2 new kids it is a Philly/Russian conglomerate. Although I am a Florida boy I still consider California to be the Mecca of paintball. Dang it really hurts to say that.

[going_home]

I like Florida.

Happy to live here and not in the land of earthshakes

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by going_home

I like Florida.

Happy to live here and not in the land of earthshakes

All you're doing is trading earthshakes for hurricanes and crazy meth heads in Florida. At best you're even.

[RedAkuma]

Originally Posted by Legacy

All you're doing is trading earthshakes for hurricanes and crazy meth heads in Florida. At best you're even.

lol and don't forget

Florida Man

[Trevor the great]

Originally Posted by PBSales

I don't really consider Heat to be a Texas team. Other than the 2 new kids it is a Philly/Russian conglomerate. Although I am a Florida boy I still consider California to be the Mecca of paintball. Dang it really hurts to say that. [IMG class=inlineimg]https://www.pbnation.com/images/smilies/wink.gif[/IMG]

Cali used to be the mechanic, now it’s Texas though. I was using heat as a Texas team, because If we do it by your set of rules, then technically impact is a California/west coast team, we could do it that way but then you’d have to chalk up a about another 15-20 wins for the west coast.

[Trevor the great]

Originally Posted by going_home

I like Florida.

Happy to live here and not in the land of earthshakes

I was in Sarasota last month, I’m considering moving out there, it’s beautiful weather during this time but I’d be a bit concerned of the summers.

[PBSales]

Originally Posted by Trevor the great

I was in Sarasota last month, I’m considering moving out there, it’s beautiful weather during this time but I’d be a bit concerned of the summers.

I grew up in Sarasota. Siesta Key is one of the worlds top rated beaches. It has gotten VERY expensive to live in Sarasota. I highly recommend it.... if you have a very good job. Be sure to stop by the Daquiri Deck and try the Decksycle. Our humidity is like your winters... you get used to it..... after a few years

[going_home]

Originally Posted by Legacy

All you're doing is trading earthshakes for hurricanes and crazy meth heads in Florida. At best you're even.

C'mon man, nothing tops San Fran with its interactive homeless poop and syringe maps.

And hurricanes' affect every state on the gulf of Mexico and eastern seaboard and the whole west coast also, they just dont call them hurricanes on the west coast.

Originally Posted by Trevor the great

I was in Sarasota last month, I’m considering moving out there, it’s beautiful weather during this time but I’d be a bit concerned of the summers.

Well its hot in the summer but once you replace the snow in your boots with sand you get used to the heat.

And we dont really have riots here, almost 10 percent of the population are armed.

The largest F-150 selling dealership in the world is just outside Tampa.

Dem country boys like their pickups.

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by going_home

C'mon man, nothing tops San Fran with its interactive homeless poop and syringe maps.

And hurricanes' affect every state on the gulf of Mexico and eastern seaboard and the whole west coast also, they just dont call them hurricanes on the west coast.



Well its hot in the summer but once you replace the snow in your boots with sand you get used to the heat.

And we dont really have riots here, almost 10 percent of the population are armed.

The largest F-150 selling dealership in the world is just outside Tampa.

Dem country boys like their pickups.

No matter where you live you have problems. I spend half the year running in terror from tornadoes and the other half the year trying to avoid frostbite.

[EvilDragonX]

Originally Posted by going_home

C'mon man, nothing tops San Fran with its interactive homeless poop and syringe maps.

Well from what I keep hearing Portland was getting close, then again Portlanders love to ***** about Portland. At least that was until Covid basically turn it into a ghost town.

[paintballer3]

Originally Posted by Legacy

No matter where you live you have problems. I spend half the year running in terror from tornadoes and the other half the year trying to avoid frostbite.

I spent 6 months in Missouri... I have seen the aftermath of a tornado turning a whole town into dust.

I sitll get alittle a little nervous around thunderstorms.

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by paintballer3

I spent 6 months in Missouri... I have seen the aftermath of a tornado turning a whole town into dust.

I sitll get alittle a little nervous around thunderstorms.

That derecho that hit last summer was worse than any tornado I’ve ever seen. The damage looked comparable but was 20 miles wide and a few hundred miles long. Tornadoes are maybe a 1/4 mile wide and stay down for a couple miles. We had a category 3 land hurricane.

[paintballer3]

Originally Posted by Legacy

That derecho that hit last summer was worse than any tornado I’ve ever seen. The damage looked comparable but was 20 miles wide and a few hundred miles long. Tornadoes are maybe a 1/4 mile wide and stay down for a couple miles. We had a category 3 land hurricane.

Is this what you are talking about
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weath...o-damage-cost/

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by paintballer3

Is this what you are talking about
https://www.washingtonpost.com/weath...o-damage-cost/

That’s the one. I live like 15 miles north of the storm path. I went to look at the damage a couple weeks afterwards and I’d never seen anything like it. Tornadoes are bad but this thing was on a whole other level.

[martix_agent]

Originally Posted by paintballer3

I spent 6 months in Missouri... I have seen the aftermath of a tornado turning a whole town into dust.

I sitll get alittle a little nervous around thunderstorms.

I don't envy people who live in that area. Here in Indiana we get baby tornadoes that mess up a little bit of houses sometimes. It's usually straight line winds that do the damage. Nobody worries too much about the tornado because the chances of getting hit are very slim. Further West they get what I can only imagine is living hell. The one that hit Joplin and turned a good sized city into match sticks was horrifying.

[lifeadvanced001]

Originally Posted by BXLNT

Did they specify where exactly the Philadelphia event is happening?

Hopefully a better venue than Four Seasons (Total Landscaping)

[neweraballer76]

Originally Posted by lifeadvanced001

Hopefully a better venue than Four Seasons (Total Landscaping)

That's a fine and upscale venue from what I have heard....

[Legacy]

Originally Posted by neweraballer76

That's a fine and upscale venue from what I have heard....

The only problem with that place is it’ll make your hair dye run down your cheeks.