Att: jersey residents - Need a little advice

[virgingrrl]

so i'm guess bergen county is out of the question?

[Hey Ladi]

They are all snobs ;-) But hey, at least you aren't a Piney

[virgingrrl]

right...coughcoughSPITcoughcough;-)

[Brokenjaw]

neak: Whats wrong with being a piney? neak:

[OAS]

Try The Lehigh Valley area of PA. It's an hour from the city and half the cost of living in Jersey. Lower Insurance, lower taxes, better schools. A $250,000 home in NJ will cost you about $130,000 there. $250,000 in PA buys you about 3500 to 4000 sq ft of very nice home.



Edited By OAS on May 07 2002 at 2:18

[NaughtyAngel]

no wonder BJ's so fucked up
look what the stupid schools were teaching him

[virgingrrl]

Whats wrong with being a piney?

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

oh..i mean nothing at all is wrong with being a piney

[Brokenjaw]

no wonder BJ's so fucked up
look what the stupid schools were teaching him

I did not go to school down here Amy, so nah nah na nah nahhh to you.

oh..i mean nothing at all is wrong with being a piney

Just wait and see what kind of questions pm you get next monday.:rofl:



Edited By Brokenjaw on May 07 2002 at 2:22

[virgingrrl]

sorry sir:rofl:

[Brokenjaw]

I thought sleeper was sir.:clueless:

[Hybrid]

i live in middlesex county.

carry on.

[Keyser Soze]

Monmouth County. 40 mins outside the city by car, trains that take you directly into the city in towns such as Hazlet, Matawan, and Red Bank. Red Bank is a great little town. If you want to be near a PATH but Hoboken is too expensive, Union City and Weekhawken are good alternatives.

[fbd]

i live in middlesex county

as good as this county is(3 train stations, all close together), that just counteracted all faith i have for middlesex schooling

[Hybrid]

shutup or i'll reveal YOUR schooling...

[Keyser Soze]

APEX tech with the toolbox to prove it?