LOL floridians always think every hurricane is going to swing around and hit the panhandle.

No, there's absolutely nothing that is going to force this to stall anywhere near florida before turning it N/N-E. It really looks like its going to burn in to texas without any noticable change of direction other than a slight N-W/W turn.

Your link was quite enjoyable and makes alot of sense for increased watchfullness for other hurricanes, just not this one.

The problem with FLA caine's is the lack of warning before they ram themselves into what could be a fairly large landing cone. At least with GOM ones you can get 5-6 days of a fairly decent track.