This is news to me...not the part how we feel about PSU, but tOSU hates PSU? When did that happen?... Oh yeah and we hate PSU even more than the folks at tOSU hate PSU
This is news to me...not the part how we feel about PSU, but tOSU hates PSU? When did that happen?... Oh yeah and we hate PSU even more than the folks at tOSU hate PSU
I've lived in Jersey for about 45 years and I still haven't mastered the art of the interruption. When most of my extended family is gathered, I probably talk much less than everyone else.
One plain pizza
Also, nobody puts ketchup on their hot dogs.
9) In the north sub or hero are equally acceptable, just don't say hoagie. And avoid Tastees despite what people say.
Troglodyte! Totally bad advice. loljust don't say hoagie. And avoid Tastees despite what people say.
Good idea. What would be on that one?Invent a sandwich called the FAT ASH!
LOL - everyone has a story about how they were almost killed at Action Park. Ash definitely needs to make up a few of his own.7. Action Park was amazing
... Oh yeah and we hate PSU even more than the folks at tOSU hate PSU
Presumably there are several 'cultural' differences between New Jersey and Ottumwa, Iowa. Having married an Iowa girl and lived in the Midwest, I can hopefully help shed some light on little things that may ease the transition to Central Jersey.
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6. The Italian food and pizza is much, much, much better in New Jersey.
7. If you are craving a bit more solitude and farmland, you better head to the western and northwestern parts of the state. It is actually quite pretty out there.
8. The northeast is incredibly small vs. the midwest. My Iowa in-laws think nothing of 5 hours in the car. From the Hale Center, a 5 hour drive will get you to Boston, Philly, New York, Baltimore, and Washington DC.
Others...feel free to add.
This may go down as the most accurate post ever on this board. LOL!Presumably there are several 'cultural' differences between New Jersey and Ottumwa, Iowa. Having married an Iowa girl and lived in the Midwest, I can hopefully help shed some light on little things that may ease the transition to Central Jersey.
1. When with a group of people, do not be surprised or upset when there are multiple conversations going on at once. I was shocked at my first Iowa Thanksgiving when my wife's family actually listened to each other before speaking. Likewise, her head was spinning at her first New Jersey Thanksgiving when there were multiple conversations going on at once.
2. In New Jersey, it is not rude to interrupt someone. Chalk it up to enthusiasm and a need to be heard.
3. If driving and in a situation where two lanes merge into one, feel free to drive in whichever lane allows you to move closest to the merge point. People will let you in if you show some aggressiveness. I've seen far too often in the midwest that everyone forms one single line that backs up and is actually slower than an effective merge.
4. If you are heading to the beach, you are 'Going Down The Shore'. If you go into NYC, you are 'Going into the City'.
5. People aren't necessarily more or less nice, but they are more likely to tell you how they feel. If you are not liked, you will know it, and if you are liked, you will also know it. Much less is said behind your back...it is all said to your face.
6. The Italian food and pizza is much, much, much better in New Jersey.
7. If you are craving a bit more solitude and farmland, you better head to the western and northwestern parts of the state. It is actually quite pretty out there.
8. The northeast is incredibly small vs. the midwest. My Iowa in-laws think nothing of 5 hours in the car. From the Hale Center, a 5 hour drive will get you to Boston, Philly, New York, Baltimore, and Washington DC.
Others...feel free to add.
Correction it's called Taylor Ham, please don't confuse the poor guy.9. its called pork roll.
Correction it's called Taylor Ham, please don't confuse the poor guy.
Before doing this, please master "keep right except when passing" in the car lanes.There is less traffic in the truck lanes of the NJ Turnpike if you're man enough to drive there.