Long Island (Franklin Square and most of western Nassau county) and Staten Island are the "jersey shore" people. You'd be hard pressed to find "Guidos" living in any cool areas of Brooklyn.saturnfan wrote:You do realize that all those people from Jersey Shore are from New York, right?
Well, yes, it does not smell good around Exit 16 (?) of the NJ Turnpike where there are a bunch of refineries but otherwise, I think it's a great state. I still think the Jersey Shore has some of the best beaches in the US on the Atlantic side.fvgazi wrote: Jersey smells too bad and the pizza is terrible (some of the worst i've had in the country). I have a lot of family in NJ.
And what's so bad about working at McDonalds ?BoringSupreez wrote:Anything you want to do, unless it's working at McDonalds or going to jail, people are going to say you can't do it, it won't work out. According to Rush Limbaugh, it's more important to listen to those who succeeded in what you're attempting than those who failed or never even tried.REPO Man wrote:my family often mocks me, and my brother has this recurring gag to where when I say something, he says "Would Ben approve of that", referencing Ben Popken, who wrote the article from The Consumerist that I put in my first post. And even when I talked about learning self-defense, he just laughed and said that I'd need a gun!
And whatever I say to my mom, she'll do one of two things:
1) Offer a counterpoint that basically just makes me feel stupid
2) Realizing she has no logical response, just says "Fine, go! Just don't expect me to visit". And that makes me feel stupid.
That's why I instituted the "no negativity" ruling.
gtmtnbiker wrote:Well, yes, it does not smell good around Exit 16 (?) of the NJ Turnpike where there are a bunch of refineries but otherwise, I think it's a great state. I still think the Jersey Shore has some of the best beaches in the US on the Atlantic side.fvgazi wrote: Jersey smells too bad and the pizza is terrible (some of the worst i've had in the country). I have a lot of family in NJ.
I'm not sure why you think the pizza is bad...it's mostly the same as NY. At least you don't have Greek Pizza that is common in Mass.
Long Island (Franklin Square and most of western Nassau county) and Staten Island are the "jersey shore" people. You'd be hard pressed to find "Guidos" living in any cool areas of Brooklyn.fvgazi wrote:saturnfan wrote:You do realize that all those people from Jersey Shore are from New York, right?
Ok.... we must live very close together because Branchinelli's is LITERALLY right around the block from me. I live across from the high school. There is a Greek place in Northport near my friend's studio that has the best fricken' greek food, but I don't remember the name.Evildeadmanwalking77 wrote:Long Island (Franklin Square and most of western Nassau county) and Staten Island are the "jersey shore" people. You'd be hard pressed to find "Guidos" living in any cool areas of Brooklyn.fvgazi wrote:saturnfan wrote:You do realize that all those people from Jersey Shore are from New York, right?
Preach on brother! And you're right about the greek pizza! Good stuff man, that's my favorite, along w/ white cheese pizza! Where do you get your pizza? I like Branchinellis in Hauppauge off RT111 for my pizza cravings and even Ol Sole Mio in Stony Brook rocks for both Italian food and obviously pizza. Damn it! I'm hungry now!!
Do you work at a McDonald's?deathclaw wrote: And what's so bad about working at McDonalds ?
While I am a die-hard dem, I'm inclined to point out the obvious logic with what you've just quoted from Limbaugh.BoringSupreez wrote: Anything you want to do, unless it's working at McDonalds or going to jail, people are going to say you can't do it, it won't work out. According to Rush Limbaugh, it's more important to listen to those who succeeded in what you're attempting than those who failed or never even tried.
Polyester? Intense hunger pangs? Having to keep mum about what's in the fryer?deathclaw wrote:And what's so bad about working at McDonalds ?
No, I don't but my university roommate works there part-time. I thought it would be a bad job but he said it's the best part-time job he ever had, he can choose whichever shift he wants, the pay is a bit over average and suprisingly, he says this job is not repetitive and boring! So even though I make some money by buying/selling games, I would like to give Mcdonald's a try, sounds much better than temporary jobs I have.Ziggy587 wrote:Do you work at a McDonald's?deathclaw wrote: And what's so bad about working at McDonalds ?
