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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Florida man" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a descriptive term for a person who is from or living in the state of Florida and has engaged in unusual or outrageous behavior. It gained popularity as a meme in recent years, often used in news headlines to describe bizarre or comical news stories involving people in Florida. Example: "Florida man caught dancing on top of cop car during Spring Break festivities."
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Page A17 FLORIDA HACKER ARRESTED A Florida man was arrested and charged with breaking into the e-mail accounts of at least 50 celebrities to steal photographs, financial data and personal correspondence, the F.B.I. said.
"It's Florida, man," he said.
Florida Man Arrested For Giving Wedgies.
Florida Man Builds Mini Car For His Pet Parrot.
Florida Man Shoots Himself In Crotch With Flare Gun.
A Florida man once sold more than 21,000 pallets.
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The following year, he broke up a group of middle-aged Florida men who sometimes feigned infirmity — affecting a limp, using a motorized cart — to help them relieve retailers of countless razor blades.
Says Men Posed as Private Equity Traders in Ponzi Scheme | The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two Florida men with fraud in a lawsuit claiming that James D. Risher and Daniel Sebastian led a $22 million Ponzi scheme by posing as private equity traders in a bid to relieve teachers and retirees of their money.
Four Florida men who authorities say were the ones captured on surveillance cameras pummeling a gay couple last month are now facing felony hate crime charges.
- Four South Florida men were just charged with selling F-16 parts to Venezuela, a country that, reports say, recently sold that very same kind of fighter jet to Iran.
Here's Florida-man David Archuleta performing a wonderful piano rendition of Vanessa Carlton's, "A Thousand Miles".
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