TMurphy wrote:Well, heck, I'll take the horn, but do I really have to move to Detroit??
This from a guy in NJ???
Wait a little bit, there,Buster! Yes, we have AC, Camden and Newark [and Jersey City and Union and Paterson and Trenton, et al] , but we're not in Detroit's league yet!
TMurphy wrote:Well, heck, I'll take the horn, but do I really have to move to Detroit??
This from a guy in NJ???
Not only that, a guy from NORTHERN NJ....the ugly part!!!
But seriously, I'd rather live here than Detroit, that's for sure. At least here I can get a decent pizza. And isn't pizza, really, what life is about???
TMurphy wrote:Well, heck, I'll take the horn, but do I really have to move to Detroit??
This from a guy in NJ???
Not only that, a guy from NORTHERN NJ....the ugly part!!!
But seriously, I'd rather live here than Detroit, that's for sure. At least here I can get a decent pizza. And isn't pizza, really, what life is about???
One of the few times I feel I get a break living in South Jersey---Newark and Paterson trump AC and Camden any day! At least down here we don't have to move cemeteries to build Parkways!
One of the few times I feel I get a break living in South Jersey---Newark and Paterson trump AC and Camden any day! At least down here we don't have to move cemeteries to build Parkways!
Gotta take issue with that one. Newark and Paterson combined don't equal Camden, with the highest Murder rate in the country. And no, no moving cemetaries...just cut a big path through the emptiness of the Pine Barrens.
One of the few times I feel I get a break living in South Jersey---Newark and Paterson trump AC and Camden any day! At least down here we don't have to move cemeteries to build Parkways!
Gotta take issue with that one. Newark and Paterson combined don't equal Camden, with the highest Murder rate in the country. And no, no moving cemetaries...just cut a big path through the emptiness of the Pine Barrens.
Really? When we go back to Straight St. in Paterson---my wife's grandmother used to run a general store there---she just cries at the neighborhood.
And, ain't emptiness a wonderful thing? We actually have room to breathe--and the air doesn't smell like Secaucus!
scottw wrote:Really? When we go back to Straight St. in Paterson---my wife's grandmother used to run a general store there---she just cries at the neighborhood.
And, ain't emptiness a wonderful thing? We actually have room to breathe--and the air doesn't smell like Secaucus!
I never said Paterson was a nice place...it definitely isn't. But Camden has the highest murder rate in the country, so it wins.
And I believe the smell you are referring to comes from Linden and Elizabeth, not Secaucus. The residential neighborhoods in Secaucus are actually very nice, quiet areas, surprisingly enough (I have an Aunt there).
South Jersey is nice, though...I wouldn't mind living there, if it wasn't for all the Philly fans...
South Jersey is nice, though...I wouldn't mind living there, if it wasn't for all the Philly fans...
-------speaks a frustrated Muts fan! Money can't buy happiness or a pennant.
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