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What's so great about New Jersey?

Hunterdon County can kiss my ass. Toughest marijuana enforcement in the Northeast, I shit you not. Cops there have nothing to do but harrass the riffraff who pass through and protect the tycoons who populate that county from their presence. From the stories I've heard, they take some real fucking liberties, in both meanings of this phrase.
 
ouchh.. *BURNS* Theirs a decent amount of open minded individuals in NJ i feel but do keep in mind the heroin factor, contaminating the water so to say. Dont quote me on it without some research but if i remember correctly its 30%-40% the USA's H users lived in NJ.. Id attribute this to a few cities in particular but tis kinda fucked up. Theirs not really much a PSYCH scene in NJ though sadly.
 
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people love to talk shit about nj... but i don't get this at all.

how can you say nj is the worst state in the country when places like...

Oklahoma

Kansas

Wyoming

Montana

Both Dakotas

etc. exist.

These places are basically empty space and there is absolutely nothing to do there.

NJ has a hopping shore scene, anything you could ever want to buy is basically within a 20 mile radius anywhere in the state, it's very close to NYC (best city in the world), it ranks high in education, and although it has some of the most dangerous cities it also has some of the safest ones. 3 of the top 10 richest counties in America are in guess what? New Jersey (source: Forbes).

Atlantic City if you want to gamble. Great scenery whether you want to go hiking in the Appalachians or go right next door to raft in the Delaware, or get away at Sandy Hook.

Seriously, WTF America, Jersey ranks easily in the top 10.

/rant over :X
 
airforlife said:
Oklahoma

Kansas

Wyoming

Montana

Both Dakotas
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I can't imagine living in one of America's more homogenous, 'Heartland' states.

The diversity of people you find in NJ (and other northeast coastal states like NY, MA, CT, MD, DE, DC) alone makes the place worth the cost of living. Variety is good. I like my friends and colleagues to be of all different backgrounds.

Where else can I be like 'Honey, you wanna eat Russian or Ethiopian tonight?' (Without planning on dropping a couple days' wages on one meal?)

If I have my own biological child, I've decided that kid is definitely getting brought up multilingual, so as to have an educational edge later on. In NJ, I could find a native speaker of any language you care to name, to babysit for my kid and speak their native language to him/her.
 
What's so great about NJ? Something about the place just makes it like no other place, and living here makes people unique. People growing up in NJ tend to want nothing else but to leave. Then they leave, and they realize that the rest of the country is missing something.
I grew up in NJ and went to college in Ohio. People went to my college from all fifty states, but I could always spot a fellow Jersey person because they just had that something. Those people just made more sense to me. Most people from outside Jersey were surprised that I am a Jersey girl because I didn't have attitude, but the NJ attitude is more than just being in-your-face and obnoxious. I guess something about always being surrounded by people just makes you opinionated and willing to defend those opinions in a heartbeat, and not always in a loud, obnoxious way. I guess it also makes us more down-to-earth. Anyway, after four years in Ohio, all I wanted was a real cheesesteak, Wawa coffee, and people that make sense. Unfortunately the summer after I got back, I met a guy from the West coast and may be moving out there soon. Sigh. Tear.<3
 
By the way...

I had no idea North Jersey people had anything against SJ. I live in South Jersey, and I know people down here tend to want North Jersey to take off and form their own state because that's the side that gives Jersey the "armpit of America" label. They also raise our car insurance.

Personally, I am all for union between the two sides. I have nothing against North Jersey, but if you're going to attack my side of the state, I am going to defend it.

First, how do you claim ownership over our beaches? I lived in Vetnor (outside Atlantic City), and that area definitely considers itself South Jersey, most likely because it does not want to be associated with oil refineries and pollution. I have no idea how you can even claim our beaches! Geographically, we're south, and we desire to stay south. If you can just claim our beaches for no reason, then we'll just claim... wait there's nothing in north Jersey worth claiming. South Jersey has Wildwood, Cape May, and Atlantic City- the three best beaches in Jersey.
New Jersey also received the title "Garden State" from us. We have amazing, fresh produce. Something about the acid (and I mean acids that are naturally in the soil) in the soil makes produce here grow like no where else.
If your standards of who's better is based upon what side is more violent (though personally I don't believe that is the best standard to decide this), then I point out that we have Camden. I don't believe being more violent makes us better, but I'll work with your standards- especially if we can win by them.
This is an off-the-top-of-my-head list. I'm sure there are other arguments I could use if I thought about it. I mean I didn't even mention the smell of north Jersey.:o

Again, I don' t have anything against north Jersey. I grew up in an area where people roll there eyese and say "That's north Jersey; they should really just go away and form their own state" when people complain about Jersey being a dirty, smelly, oil refinery, but I have always been for peace between the two sides. Honestly, I think the strife was caused soley by a difference in loyalties in sports. People from South Jersey mostly came from Philly and therefore root for Philly teams. People from North Jersey came from New York and root for New York teams. Can either side blame the other for remaining loyal to their home teams? I truly believe that the two sides should put aside their differences, bury this strife, and become one happy Jersey, despite sports loyalties.
 
Camden.....but we got newark, irvington, the oranges, union city, elizabeth, jersey city, paterson, passaic, the list goes on...And im just fuckin with you nothin serious here, but you just mention camden like its the lil' joker in a game of spades n that simply aint gonna do it...and its a dumb arugement to be in in the first place its all messin around nothin serious

anyways

your posts is funny as hell tho u should run for office with ur inspired speech of joining the 2 sides!! lol ;)

north jersey definately kicks the shit outta south jerz tho....I like bein crowded n caught up in here...If i liked farm land or wide open spaces i wouldnt live in north jerz...yall say its overpopulated and loud n messy like its a bad thing =D
 
^^lol tru tru we got farms and shit u got us on that..... but hey

i mean we got philly on our back cuz we keep philly alive wit gun sales.... philly loves jersey they kno they can charge a lil more on everything and i mean its all love....

and then in turn we can charge all the burb areas even more cuz the prices out in the burbs are double what they are in CMD..... thats the way the world works.... closer to the hood u are the better the prices

and by the way i kno where ventor at
 
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