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#nadoproblems - First World Problems Account Created by Coronado Local

Someone in Coronado has created a Twitter account to share their #nadoproblems ... keep reading if you have a sense of humor.

If you are an avid Twitter user, you have probably seen the multiple accounts that share their 'First World problems'. First World problems are just what you think they are - problems of the upper world class. They are shared in a self-deprecating manner and most authors understand they are not really problems at all - they are just poking fun at the situation. Here are some from one of the original accounts we found: https://twitter.com/FiWoProblems/

Well, we discovered that someone in Coronado started sharing their #nadoproblems and we thought they were pretty funny - not all of them, but the funny ones. To see more you can follow them here: https://twitter.com/NadoProblems

Here are a few 'problems' that locals should get a kick out of:

Have a 'nado problem', share it in the comments or follow them on Twitter and share it there.

Tags: community, funny

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Comment by eCoronado on July 30, 2012 at 2:43pm: Some of ours that we don't mind sharing...(yes, we are joking):

- I just got to the light at Orange and 10th and it just turned red.

- Someone took all the 'loading zone' spaces in front of Domino's Pizza.

- We sold a 92118 t-shirt and they have to come from the Cays to pick it up.

- The beach is sooooooo long to walk across from Sunset Park.

- Crossing 3rd and 4th is so hard this time of day!

- The lifeguards at the community "rule" pool keep yelling to my kids to walk and be safe.

- Just missed the Ferry and now I have to wait an entire hour until the next one comes!

Comment by Andy Niemyer on July 30, 2012 at 3:35pm: - The wind in Glorietta Bay died and I had to *motor* back to the Yacht Club

- My boss made me actually work all day and I missed the best surf of the day

- Von's was out of what I was looking for, so I had to go all the way to Albertsons to get it

Comment by Jim Rohn on July 31, 2012 at 9:51am: -the "marine layer"/clouds/rain ruined my plans for watching the sunset

Comment by John Patrick Mason on July 31, 2012 at 5:09pm: A tourist dared to come visit this wonderful paradise I live in and parked in front of my house and I had to walk an extra 25, maybe even 30, yards to get to my million dollar home.