Heavyweight Bout...
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NickleDimer
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it's not a good idea to start a fight with a guy named Duffy, especially a guy as blue as that.
People will disagree but I swear that NJ has more rednecks per capita than any other northeastern state.
People will disagree but I swear that NJ has more rednecks per capita than any other northeastern state.
Damn, who is the chick in the pink? I think I finally understand why people watch the local news.
NickleDimer
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I read this fast and thought you were talking about one of Burrs' "city kids games".
I think the black guy who made the video should be charged with not stopping the fight or calling the Police.
NickleDimer
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Still a top ten YouTube video in my book. Nothing like loudly repping your neighborhood at age 50 while a much larger man takes his rings off to give you a proper knockout.
The guy who got smoked traveled from South Jersey all the way to Salisbury, MD for the sole purpose of fighting this guy and then got smoked, arrested. That has to go down as a massive fail. For the record, South Jersey is basically West Virginia. Having spent considerable time in both the only difference being the people in WV know they live in $hit hole. The people in South Jersey have no clue.
south jersey area between the bridges and the shore points is brutal. once you get into Avalon Stone Harbor, Summers Point , Cape May, its very nice. less AC of course.
the weird thing is you can get a brand new house over the comm barry bridge for like 300K. put that house in parts Delco and its 800K.
the weird thing is you can get a brand new house over the comm barry bridge for like 300K. put that house in parts Delco and its 800K.
Because over the Com-Barry is farmland/West Virginia. Glassboro is your big city. It's a vast area of nothingless. Salem County is not only WV, it's rural/backwoods WV. That's how I go down the shore 322, 55 and into Ocean City. A vast wasteland of blueberry farms, corn and nothing but rural America outside of philly. Might as well be WV.
agree with that but they do produce some great corn in the summer.
it really is amazing, you go just outside the Avalon bridge and its crappy lower class, over the bridge is unreal wealth.
it really is amazing, you go just outside the Avalon bridge and its crappy lower class, over the bridge is unreal wealth.
There are a few newer golf course developments out on Route 9, and Cape May Court House is quaint and small town-like, but yes, there are other areas "on the mainland" (as we say down here) that have seen better days.
That is not very nice. Aren't Christians supposed to see the humanity in other people? Snobbery is a disease that will eat your soul.
* For the uninformed, my post above is a joking reference to Mainliner and his Bucks County "snow Mexicans."
for the record I meant crappy, lower class, i forgot the comma. the area is crappy and its lower class.
the shore didnt become to the shore until the 70s. it was basically a dumpy fishing area until then. you could buy beach front in avalon for almost nothing in the 70s and 80s.
the shore didnt become to the shore until the 70s. it was basically a dumpy fishing area until then. you could buy beach front in avalon for almost nothing in the 70s and 80s.
That's fair. It just sounded harsh the way I read it. I called them rednecks so I could use some self-reflection.
NickleDimer
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Maybe nobody here is enough of a commoner for a NJ campground but what about some of the other cheap areas. I find myself enthralled with some of the towns on the Delaware Bay, although I have never stayed in one. I think the old fishing towns seem like fun with good boating, etc. and nature. They are also dirt cheap! That is part of the appeal too. You can buy a pretty nice house in Villas, NJ for around $200K. Does anyone know this area? Meth central or just people who don't want to sink a ton of money on a beach place?
I am genuinely curious. I have said before, I am not a 1%er like adp. I could swing $200k though.
I am genuinely curious. I have said before, I am not a 1%er like adp. I could swing $200k though.
NickleDimer
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an ex gf had a house in the Villa area. i think its called Del Ray or Beach Haven. its ok. what you can do is buy a small lot for dirt cheap and knock down and build a new house. if youre not a beach person but enjoy water sports and kayaking and stuff its perfect. its like 20 mins outside cape may so you can find nightlife. for me, I love the ocean so i need to be on an island. driving 20 mins each day to the beach is not appealing to me.
it also can be kind of a sketchy area. for every one family that wants a nice beach house without paying beach price houses there are some townies who look like they collect welfare for a living.
it also can be kind of a sketchy area. for every one family that wants a nice beach house without paying beach price houses there are some townies who look like they collect welfare for a living.
Villas, Whiskey-Tango. Think Wildwood, and then go down two levels. That's Villas. Ocean City is way overbuilt. You can find something in a high rise on the cheap. However, it's over-crowded unless you're on the Gold Coast and South. Avalon is the sweet spot almost as nice but not completely over-priced a la Stone Harbor. It's just moderately over-priced.
Good to know. Ocean City is very crowded but has activity. I don't care for the beach but my wife and kids do. I find Sea Isle and Avalon painfully boring. I like boating, fishing, crabbing and that kind of stuff if I am at the shore so I was thinking about buying a cheap place in one of these Bay towns. That way I could keep a boat in a marina and have a place with a garage to store it over the winter.
Avalon is the nicest shore town south of the hamptons. i have never been to the cape , but would like to go there some summer for a month. hard with work though and too far to drive more than once.
the water is really cold in the Mass beaches right? 60s?
the water is really cold in the Mass beaches right? 60s?