Note Charlie Hilton's house in the background.
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hey, at least one beachfront landowner is using the right grade of sand. Christian Wagley will keep them doing the right thing environmentally.I hear you on that. Christian is a good guy. However, I told him that it is difficult for me to call something "green" which is 2000+sf and a second home that will remain empty most of the time, burning extra electricity to keep the "efficient" a/c running. In my opinion, Alys beach is white, not green.
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Building a new town at Alys Beach requires a lot of pristine sand.
Note Charlie Hilton's house in the background.
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Dare I ask this, but who is Charlie Hilton? Any relation to THE Hiltons?He is related to the Hiltons, not THE Hiltons.
I hear you on that. Christian is a good guy. However, I told him that it is difficult for me to call something "green" which is 2000+sf and a second home that will remain empty most of the time, burning extra electricity to keep the "efficient" a/c running. In my opinion, Alys beach is white, not green.
Dare I ask this, but who is Charlie Hilton? Any relation to THE Hiltons?
No, but he has 3 hotels in PCB. According to a recent article in the paper over there he has been at odds for a long time with environmentalists. They have tried to get him to turn the lights down and he has told them to move the turtles away from his lights.
Building a new town at Alys Beach requires a lot of pristine sand.
No, but he has 3 hotels in PCB. According to a recent article in the paper over there he has been at odds for a long time with environmentalists. They have tried to get him to turn the lights down and he has told them to move the turtles away from his lights.
No, but he has 3 hotels in PCB. According to a recent article in the paper over there he has been at odds for a long time with environmentalists. They have tried to get him to turn the lights down and he has told them to move the turtles away from his lights.
He is related to the Hiltons, not THE Hiltons.SM - I think I probably enjoy your posts more than any other on this board and I agree with everyone's sentiments on the Hilton house, but what is your meaning in regard to Panty Maw SHIITTY?
He is a contractor based in Panty Maw Shiitty. His house is the big chunck of pointy concrete on the left in the photo.

No, but he has 3 hotels in PCB. According to a recent article in the paper over there he has been at odds for a long time with environmentalists. They have tried to get him to turn the lights down and he has told them to move the turtles away from his lights.
He is related to the Hiltons, not THE Hiltons.Smiling Joe (SJ) my above post was meant for you. I meant SJ not SM - I wasn't really
He is a contractor based in Panty Maw Shiitty. His house is the big chunck of pointy concrete on the left in the photo.
just a typo - anyway Panty Maw SHIITTY???? 
Smiling Joe (SJ) my above post was meant for you. I meant SJ not SM - I wasn't reallyjust a typo - anyway Panty Maw SHIITTY????
Smiling Joe (SJ) my above post was meant for you. I meant SJ not SM - I wasn't reallySee Steeleing1's post above. I first heard the term from a car dealer working in Panama City. I thought the guy was so funny that I bought a car from him. He hated Panama City, saying that his wife made him move there. He said that Whitey had to much control over the city, and maybe that is where he got the name, but I have a feeling it has been around for a while. As for the Panty part, drive down the Strip during Spring Break, but don't crash.just a typo - anyway Panty Maw SHIITTY????
See Steeleing1's post above. I first heard the term from a car dealer working in Panama City. I thought the guy was so funny that I bought a car from him. He hated Panama City, saying that his wife made him move there. He said that Whitey had to much control over the city, and maybe that is where he got the name, but I have a feeling it has been around for a while. As for the Panty part, drive down the Strip during Spring Break, but don't crash.Thats okay, I'm with you on the PANTY part (we usually stay off the strip all the time - not interested in exposing my daughter to that). It was the SHIITTY part I was questioning. PCB is certainly not 30A and different folks visit both for different reasons (I think?). I do. I have a place on the beach near the marina at PCB (Thomas Drive) and have a place on 30A, as well. We visit both. It seems these days most of our decisions on which place to go depends on our daughter. She enjoys the more upscale environment, shopping, restaurants and the pool at our place on 30A, but only wants to stay there occassionally. She usually wants to stay in PCB because we have our waverunners there and she is really into those (we enjoy them with her). If you are used to going there and know where to go, where to eat, what to do, it is really a lot more fun than most who post about it says. Anyway just wondering what your SHIITTY experience was or if that was just your general perception. I amy sound serious but I really do have a sense of humor. No offense taken.
Since everyone is talking about Alys Beach, does anyone know what's happening on the west side of that development? I noticed a lot of heavy equipment there a couple of weeks ago, but I haven't been back since.
I was wondering as well. No signs or anything. May be St. Joe property.
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imasunbum, Panama City and Panama City Beach are interesting cities, and one is quite different from the other. I have not had bad experiences in PCB, unless you count Spring Break, 1980 something, when we were removed from the hotel room by management.Like I said - No offense taken - Please feel free to joke with me anytime. But...I think Mr. McCoy was pulling your leg. I'm pretty familiar w/AL Football and I am not familiar with a former player by that name. Like you said, he is a car salesman.
Actually, the towns have some good things to offer. If you roll down the windows of your car as you drive down the Strip, you are likely to hear a bunch of teenagers yelling Yeee-hooo, as they hang their bodies half way out of the car. That is one big difference. Culture baby!
One of the reasons that I don't care for PCB is the same reason that kids so often enjoy it. Go-karts, bumper carts, jetskis, mini golf, Club la Vela, etc. Just a diffenence of preferences, one person's no better than another's.
Mostly, I just like quoting my salesman, Jerry McCoy. I think he use to play football for Univ of AL. Maybe you Bama fans can look him up to tell me if he is legit.
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