If NJ is the armpit of America, then NYC is the dirty ass arm-hair. (Looks more like CT is in the "armpit" than NJ.)
If NJ is the armpit of America, then NYC is the dirty ass arm-hair. (Looks more like CT is in the "armpit" than NJ.)
you have never spent time in the many trashy areas of the rural and urban south apparently. Talk about trash and lack of edupacation. Pitiful.
Yes, Jersey has Camden and parts of Newark. But go to any blue state in America and you will find the equivalent. Hey, only about 5% of N.Jersey sounds and looks like the Sopranos...but I do grant you the 5%.
The reason blue states look that way is to many people living off the system.
The South is beautiful.
The Southern women are beautiful.
The food is great.
The beaches are much nicer.
Stay away from the South, we don't want you here. GO Bwack to JWERSEEEY.
Reh-ball wrote:
The South is beautiful.
The Southern women are beautiful.
The food is great.
The beaches are much nicer.
Stay away from the South, we don't want you here. GO Bwack to JWERSEEEY.
Enjoy your guns, fellow rednecks, and marrying your sisters and cousins. Enjoy your two seasons as well.
Kansas wrote:
The reason blue states look that way is to many people living off the system.
That's funny considering us blue states continue to subsidize you hard-working red states year in and year out. You keep talking the talk, but there is a lot more trailer trash sucking off the system than there are minorities.
NJ runner wrote:Enjoy your guns, fellow rednecks, and marrying your sisters and cousins. Enjoy your two seasons as well.
Whatever dude, enjoy your highways.
I went south, couldn't stand the people and came back to the north, where people are friendly.
Not that phony friendliness, like in SC or MS.
Transplant wrote:
I went south, couldn't stand the people and came back to the north, where people are friendly.
Not that phony friendliness, like in SC or MS.
What?
Reh-ball wrote:
Whatever dude, enjoy your highways.
Good one. I do enjoy the highways. I never have to sit in traffic cause I don't use the shitty turnpike which is only for tourists and people driving through the state.
What's Hoboken like?
Hoboken's small and densely populated and not very industrial and has a thriving pop culture scene.
The worst state I've ever been in is Oklahoma.
Reh-ball,
What don't you get about phony friendliness? Its the whole southern hospitality thing, things that are unsaid through phony smiles. All of us who have lived in the South know what this is.
examples:
"oh isn't she just so precious" (with big wide grin over heavy makeup).
(meaning: she is so classless and tacky).
"isn't that just so interesting that you are from New York"
(meaning- get the hell out of our town and take your yankee accent and values back to that land of hedonism; let us deal with our drinking problems in a more neighborly way).
METERS wrote:
Famous singers
Famous actors (Most of these actor have at least one Oscar nomination)
Also Paul Robeson (Princeton)
Chris Reeve (Princeton)
John Lithgow (Princeton)
Buffalo New York is the toilet bowl of the world. If you grew up or live anywhere else chances are it is better. Trust me Buffalo is a pit.
Nobody really knows why NJ produces so many world class artists.
Gross.
New Jersey.
I've lived in NJ my whole life. The really industrial areas are the stereotypical NJ skyline that most people would think of, like in Central East NJ towards Newark and Jersey City. But up north, near areas like Vernon and the NY border, NJ is really nice. Same with the more rural areas down south.
The suburbias in NJ suck...which is why I want to get the hell out and move to Vermont.
Mrr82 sucks a lot wrote:
METERS wrote:Princeton is the nations top Ivy League university.
Sorry, cap'n, you just lost any credibility you might have thought you had.
Shows what you know. Princton was ranked #1 in the country out of all colleges the last few years. Guess you don't lose any credibility though. Seeing as you never had any.
South Jersey=like those stupid southern states with hicks and such. But some nice beaches.
North Jersey=parts are beautiful, aka the rural ones, others are littered with annoying new yorkers
Central Jersey=beautiful in parts. The whole of Monmouth County is incredibly beautiful and well-off. Check out Holmdel Park, the Manasquan Res. and so forth. The princeton area is beautiful as well, they have great trails in that area as well. A bit south of there is the Pine Barrens.
Beaches--depends on the beach. Some are great, others are crowded with dumb tourists and new yorkers.
The turnpike areas and Trenton/Newark/Camden=unlike the rest of New Jersey.
Des Linden: "The entire sport" has changed since she first started running Boston.
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
Ryan Eiler, 3rd American man at Boston, almost out of nowhere
Matt Choi was drinking beer halfway through the Boston Marathon
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