Bart looked left and right at the majestic Atlantic Ocean, the blue skies and hot sandy beaches. It was 90 degrees. He told the real estate agent, “I suppose if the global economy heats up so much that the ice caps melted then all of these high-rise condos would turn into part of the Everglades.”
“I’ve been waiting for it to happen for over two decades.”
“This place could sink into the ocean. I wonder who’d want to live here then?”
“I’m sure the alligators wouldn’t mind.”
Bart agreed with the agent: Better buy while the ground’s still dry.
Linked to Carrot Ranch. The theme this week for the 99-word stories is “without ice”.

Well done, Frank. You have captured all of our fears about global warming in this piece.
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Thank you, Robbie!
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I don’t think I’d be buying if only the alligators would want to live there in the future – not much resale value.
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Thank you, Norah. One never knows when the floods come or volcanoes erupt.
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Too true.
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Good job Frank. Not for me thanks!
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Thank you, Peter!
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Or maybe buy off the beach a few hundred yards, just to be safe.
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That would be safer. Thank you, Dan!
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What a connection to make in your flash — a hot global economy and melting ice caps. And still, the day is pressed for what can be bought and sold. Well done, Frank.
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Thank you, Charli!
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Storms are coming sadder
Put Huge Monstrous Tornados
Mile Wide Low Most ‘they’ say
in the 12 Days of Tornadoes
in the Midwest
True Coastal
Regions
aren’t much
Safer Particularly
When Hurricanes Swirl
Almost as Fast as F4 Tornadoes..
Category 6 is coming soon Label or
No Label as Mother Nature is Bruised
And She refuses to be Disabled for much longer..:)
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Even the midwest this year seems affected. Thank you, Fred!
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The Videos on
The News surely
Shows the Fury of Nature..:)
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