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04-26-2008, 09:44 AM
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why is Suffolk co. so crappy?
There is not much to do, it's so expensive and everything seems rundown, am I missing something?..
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04-26-2008, 12:13 PM
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Living and loving Suffolk here 
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04-26-2008, 12:33 PM
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Where are you looking? Most parts of Suffolk are beautiful, unless you are spending your time in C.I./Brentwood, Wyandanch, Huntington Station, Farmingville or Riverhead.
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04-26-2008, 01:40 PM
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Seems that this guy has posted a total of 32 times, 31 of which were in either the Charlotte, Coastal NC and Orlando forums. This charming post was his first foray beyond the Mason Dixon line. He lists himself as a truck driver -- maybe he had a run to some industrial park in CI or Brentwood?
Methinks someone is merely trying to stir the pot.
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04-26-2008, 02:45 PM
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don't get me wrong. I lived there a few years ago and met some great people and loved the energy. but... It seems to me that aside from the people, Long Island sucks. I don't understand why anyone would pay outragous prices on everthing in return for what? I never in my life saw so many adult men and women living with their parents. It was sad sad sad... and funny at the same time.. know what I mean?
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04-26-2008, 03:03 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by OhBeeHave
Seems that this guy has posted a total of 32 times, 31 of which were in either the Charlotte, Coastal NC and Orlando forums. This charming post was his first foray beyond the Mason Dixon line. He lists himself as a truck driver -- maybe he had a run to some industrial park in CI or Brentwood?
Methinks someone is merely trying to stir the pot.
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My sentiments as well..let's let this thread die. We finally have had some peace and quiet on the LI board.
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04-26-2008, 04:31 PM
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Yeah, Cold Spring Harbor, Lloyd Harbor, Port Jefferson, Dix Hills, Northport, downtown Huntington, etc., are really crappy. What a dumb post.
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04-26-2008, 04:45 PM
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Lloyd Harbor, Port Jefferson, Dix Hill..nice neighboorhoods but once again.. old and rundown mostly with spotty mcmansions ie boring as all hell unless you want to drive to the city.. have fun with that. Dix hills plaza's need a manicure. Port Jeff tries too hard to be a conn town(my opinion..Westchester,Ny is a better option) LLoyd Harbor.(very nice big lawns and big Houses but once again.. boring as hell.. you have to admit this..
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04-26-2008, 05:16 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ponchoblanco
Lloyd Harbor, Port Jefferson, Dix Hill..nice neighboorhoods but once again.. old and rundown mostly with spotty mcmansions ie boring as all hell unless you want to drive to the city.. have fun with that. Dix hills plaza's need a manicure. Port Jeff tries too hard to be a conn town(my opinion..Westchester,Ny is a better option) LLoyd Harbor.(very nice big lawns and big Houses but once again.. boring as hell.. you have to admit this..
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I have lived in Long island most of my life but lived first 9 years in NYC and only have left for time in military. You are obviously not from around these parts,maybe from the deep south (GA,NC,FL). Port Jeff has been around since the 1700's and before, so Conn. want to be town---not likely and unfortunately the prices have gotten out of control but thats all across the U.S. People live on long island because it is close to the city but not on top of it; they can get there in an hour or less. You have sports everywhere,fishing,the hamptons,endless shopping, and "superior food" to any other state hands down. Also we are multicultural,and accepting of race,religion,and personal beliefs of most except for hate groups-- Then we do whats right and fight for the common people. Down south and in alot of the midwest you cannot say that (7 years in the Air Force- I know better).
As for people living with their parents sometimes people do this to save up until the time is right to move on,down south they do this for life. Also if you haven't noticed; this generation of teenagers is growing into some of the laziest bunch no matter where they are from.
So if you want to say that there is nothing to do in long island; it just means that you have to actually get off the couch,shut the tv off and go explore. Contact NY state and i'm sure they can send you visitor guides with info.
****NO EXCUSES NOW****
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04-26-2008, 07:01 PM
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I never said I was from New York,, I lived on long island for a short time. I grew up outside of Pittsburgh, pa another duzzy of an area. . I lived all over the USA, and a stint in Peru. Look, I just think Long Island sucks. It is way way overpriced and what do you get for all that cost of living? not much in my opinion. anyway, Cheers, I'm not in a New York state of mind 
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