The richest part of NJ is North NJ. I guess you are one of the poor people.You just described Upstate NY and most of North Jersey.
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The richest part of NJ is North NJ. I guess you are one of the poor people.You just described Upstate NY and most of North Jersey.
Agree I would never again visit and spend my money in Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina North Carolina, Florida and Oklahoma.
One tooth wonders in upstate? So...thats what you think of Brian Leonard is it?.........I disagree but interesting that you think that....
Jersey >> PA
NYC metro >> Philly metro
We have beaches...they have Amish country (we win)
We have Rutgers...they have State Penn (we win)
In summary...it's better EAST of the Delaware River...ta da!! We win! :cool2:[thumb2]
That's all I need to know about
In terms of national perception as formed by television, shows/characters set in NJ include Jersey Shore/The Sopranos/Boardwalk Empire while shows set in Pennsylvania include The Office/The Goldbergs.
It's really sad that people around the country actually believed the characters on "Jersey Shore" were from NJ... and yet NY (where most were from) got off basically scot free
This of you who drove out to the OSU/Detroit game know: Pennsylvania is basically Alabama. Nothing but backwoods rednecks country bumpkins mountain folk and Philadelphia in one corner, Pitt on the other side. Everything north of the raritan is an urban metropolis compared to out there. The culture is different, so priorities and what we see as makes someplace "better" is different.
You never answered my question.
Is there, or is there not, a gun shop down the road from you on Route 130 in Hamilton? How could this be in a state with no Second Amendment rights?
Nice how you left out Amish Mafia, Joe & Kate Plus Eight, and the show about the midget farmers since they didn't fit your narrative.
I have said this in the past. New Afro Americans students at psu used to be warned where not to go around state college. Pa is not an enlightened state
Born in Plainfield before the race riots. Moved to our Lavallette home years after. Loved it. Went to RU and had no chance buying a house in a beach town after graduation. Spent a few years in Somerset before moving to PA. 10 years Philly the rest Bucks County. Greatest County on the East Coast. PA is nicer than most parts if NJ but the NJ shore rocks
Either because of personal or business trips, I have visited all 50 states. Hands down, to me, the ugliest State is Missouri. It's depressing.
If you read many of the posters on here and some of the comments from NJ residents in the APP you can see how they are always calling someone a name and are crass and sound low class and uncultured. They give NJ a bad name .Christie definitely hurts the national public opinion of New Jersey. NJ would be better off if he just quietly retired.
So maybe that's why PA has a higher gun crime rate ( murder, robbery,etc) than NJ. And NJ has Camden and Newark to boot.
People that don't like NJ have never been to NJ. NJ has it all Beaches, Mountains for skiing, Farms, Camping etc.... in a small area. If you want to live Rural you can live Rural. If you want to live suburban you can live suburban if you want to live in the city you can do that as well. NJ is a great place to live minus the extremely high taxes and crooked politiciians
Tied with OSU.CHECK THIS LINK http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandr...ities/campus-ethnic-diversity/page+8----who's number 1 and where is PSU? and RU NB campus is high on the list
People that don't like NJ have never been to NJ. NJ has it all Beaches, Mountains for skiing, Farms, Camping etc.... in a small area. If you want to live Rural you can live Rural. If you want to live suburban you can live suburban if you want to live in the city you can do that as well. NJ is a great place to live minus the extremely high taxes and crooked politiciians
While Mountain Creek itself is absolutely nothing to write home about, it's definitely convenient to easily take a day trip to, say, Hunter/Wyndham in upstate NY or weekend in the Vermont/New Hampshire ski areas from central NJ. Similar to being a (generally easy) bus/train ride from NYC. Our states ideal location is part of the charm..NJ has a lot going for it, but things ski mountains are not among them.
"The name of the show was Jersey Shore, so of course they thought that (even though it is not the case). Given the name of the show, that was a logical conclusion (although not correct). There was nothing "sad" about it."
People from the Jersey Shore don't have those accents... so, as someone who lives here... yeah, it IS SAD