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Father, daughter caught having sex in their back yard

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A father and daughter were arrested Tuesday in Florida after allegedly being caught having sex in their back yard, according to reports. Justin Bunn, 39, and his 19-year-old daughter, Taylor Bunn, were taken into custody after witnesses told Panama City police they spotted them having sexual intercourse in a back yard...

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As Hollywood will certainly make a movie out of this - who would you cast in the lead roles?
 
A father and daughter were arrested Tuesday in Florida after allegedly being caught having sex in their back yard, according to reports...

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who would you cast in the lead roles?

If it were me, I'd cast Liv Tyler as the older, more experienced dad, and Danielle Panabaker as the young, naive daughter. I think it could work.

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Coming from a lifelong central Floridian, the whole panhandle tallybama area is just as odd and offsetting as the culture in you find in broward/dade.

Florida is just a weird place. With the state border being so drawn out area wise, you have 2 opposite societies that are as equally strange as they are different, with us "normal" floridians stuck in the middle. (There are a few other states ive noticed this in also in that regard, CA, IL, IN, MO, NY).

I havent noticed any true and defined hard boundries, its more of the feeling you get when driving through the state and stop for gas and get out and see and hear the locals, you definitely know you're not in regular fl anymore.
 
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Coming from a lifelong central Floridian, the whole panhandle tallybama area is just as odd and offsetting as the culture in you find in broward/dade.

Florida is just a weird place. With the state border being so drawn out area wise, you have 2 opposite societies that are as equally strange as they are different, with us "normal" floridians stuck in the middle. (There are a few other states ive noticed this in also in that regard, CA, IL, IN, MO, NY).

I havent noticed any true and defined hard boundries, its more of the feeling you get when driving through the state and stop for gas and get out and see and hear the locals, you definitely know you're not in regular fl anymore.

Funny, growing up in Tallahassee, I always felt that way about certainly south and most of Central.
 
The incest part just wasn't quite kinky enough for these two, so they felt the need to get it on outside. o_O
 
I had no idea that there was this whole "thing" around that commercial. Very funny!

After watching it (I don’t remember seeing it when it was out but I’ve had a DVR to skip commercials since before it was out), I can’t believe that the incest vibe wasn’t intentional. Everything about it is just creepy.
 
Try as Ohio might, it will never catch up to Florida in being the most ridiculous and absurd state.
 
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Coming from a lifelong central Floridian, the whole panhandle tallybama area is just as odd and offsetting as the culture in you find in broward/dade.

Florida is just a weird place. With the state border being so drawn out area wise, you have 2 opposite societies that are as equally strange as they are different, with us "normal" floridians stuck in the middle. (There are a few other states ive noticed this in also in that regard, CA, IL, IN, MO, NY).

I havent noticed any true and defined hard boundries, its more of the feeling you get when driving through the state and stop for gas and get out and see and hear the locals, you definitely know you're not in regular fl anymore.
Polk county laughs at your silly theory.
 
Coming from a lifelong central Floridian, the whole panhandle tallybama area is just as odd and offsetting as the culture in you find in broward/dade.

Florida is just a weird place. With the state border being so drawn out area wise, you have 2 opposite societies that are as equally strange as they are different, with us "normal" floridians stuck in the middle. (There are a few other states ive noticed this in also in that regard, CA, IL, IN, MO, NY).

I havent noticed any true and defined hard boundries, its more of the feeling you get when driving through the state and stop for gas and get out and see and hear the locals, you definitely know you're not in regular fl anymore.
Yeah. Central Florida's finest says hello.

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