Back to dirty jersey for me..

[Bouncer]

btw as "jersey" as u say u are all of us go to florida when we move why the fuck would u pick NC? U GOTTA BE A REAL DUMB ASS lol anyways i guess one more bad driver wont hurt HAHA ;)

:laughnew:

[go Yankees]

Bouncer, you're definitely too "Jersey" to go anywhere else. I'm not really that "Jersey" myself, but something about it just feels like home. Something about being close to NYC, the strip malls, everyone driving an imported SUV, you can't fill your own gas...

btw, there are a lot of horse farms in Hunterdon County...just take 78 West for a long time and you'll see (or smell) them

[Bouncer]

Bouncer, you're definitely too "Jersey" to go anywhere else. I'm not really that "Jersey" myself, but something about it just feels like home. Something about being close to NYC, the strip malls, everyone driving an imported SUV, you can't fill your own gas...

btw, there are a lot of horse farms in Hunterdon County...just take 78 West for a long time and you'll see (or smell) them

never been to Hunterdon County, never heard of it either. :p

but ya, i think your right, weather it be jersey or idaho, nothing feels like home.

[Gods Son]

Sorry you didnt love NC bounce,The Carolinas are the south but also the Bible belt....Thats where your confussed South Florida isnt in the bible belt.I guess thats why Yankees like it there. BTW I was wondering I saw a lynyrd skynyrd concert on Tv live from wisconcin and they were flying more confederate flags than ive ever seen in south carolina.What gives on that???

[njlovehandles]

Havent posted in a while, but welcome home! No place like Jersey!!!!

[frank82]

yeah jersey is where its at I lived her for 19 years joined the army spent time all over, never thought I'd miss jersey until I lived down south. Theyre so full of themselves down there just a bunch of rednecks running their mouths. I had to shut a few of em, well now I am stationed in Jersey again and I plan on staying here my whole military career 3-16 more years we'll see.

[Shibby]

yeah jersey is where its at I lived her for 19 years joined the army spent time all over, never thought I'd miss jersey until I lived down south. Theyre so full of themselves down there just a bunch of rednecks running their mouths. I had to shut a few of em,

Oh how proud you must feel

[blm]

Oh how proud you must feel

No doubt :nutkick:

[Bouncer]

Sorry you didnt love NC bounce,The Carolinas are the south but also the Bible belt....Thats where your confussed South Florida isnt in the bible belt.I guess thats why Yankees like it there. BTW I was wondering I saw a lynyrd skynyrd concert on Tv live from wisconcin and they were flying more confederate flags than ive ever seen in south carolina.What gives on that???

Ya, you brought up something I havent even mentioned. I have never seen so many people drive around with confederate flags, (they sell them at the local DMV) LOL. also, bumper stickers everywhere with "Jesus loves you" and so on. im not going to put anyone down for what they believe in but for fuck sake, why must they announce it to the world?

[blm]

Ya, you brought up something I havent even mentioned. I have never seen so many people drive around with confederate flags, (they sell them at the local DMV) LOL. also, bumper stickers everywhere with "Jesus loves you" and so on. im not going to put anyone down for what they believe in but for fuck sake, why must they announce it to the world?

Ya admit it, you have the Dukes of Hazzard horn on your car now.

[SonofBone]

I lived in NC for 30+ years prior to moving to Texas 2 years ago. I was from a city north of Charlotte and never got asked any religious questions. However, when I went to work for Lowe's at their HQ's in North Wilkesboro, I got asked all the damn time..."let me ask you something...do you have God in your life?"

That always pissed me off. I'd be carrying on a perfectly normal conversation, and it never failed about 15 minutes into the conversation that question would arise. Most of the time it was people that were older than me. The fact it didn't happen in my hometown leads me to believe that certain pockets are worse than others.

I guess that place was just weird though because I grew up an hour away, and in NW they had a different vocabulary. I'd ask people from there what they did on the weekend. If they didn't do anything, they'd say..."we just ghamed around" or "just ghammen". I was like WTF is gamin...such a stupid fucking word that I don't even know how or if it can be spelled.

[Bouncer]

Ya admit it, you have the Dukes of Hazzard horn on your car now.

hahaha..

one other thing that is funny and people dont seem to understand down here. if im in the gym or at the store or whatever and someone says "hi" i always respond with "how ya doing". that is just how i say hi, im not really asking how people are doing. but alot of times people will actually stop and tell me how they are doing. lol.

[Shibby]

lol, that's funny. People here will ask (here in this part of OK. it is very different than the Dallas area I grew up in) "How you doing", I will say fine. But I guess it's not good enough. They really want to know how I'm doing. If I just say "fine", then I hear, "So everthing is going okay with you?". I just want to be like "If I wanted you to know something I would tell you dumbass". This includes people you barely know or don't know at all. Now if I answer "Everythings fine" then that's usually the end of it. It is the southern hospitality, but it can get annoying.

[Bouncer]

"If I wanted you to know something I would tell you dumbass".

:laughnew:

next time you should brake down in tears and start telling them how your like sucks and so on. tell them to have a seat because you have alot to get off your chest. :D

[Puddles]

Good luck with the move back home. I couldn't live in NC if you paid me. Nice place to visit but to live? :hang:

When you're from the north east, especially NY/NJ, moving anywhere away from there is a huge change but especially to the south. Tampa's a bit different as we have a huge population from NY. Stromba went to the deli tonight after work and the old man was talkin to him in Italian. He picked up a wedge of sharp provolone (Aricchio) and some sopprasata. He snacked on it with some fresh semolina bread and a glass of wine. We've been able to make this place home but NC? No way.