Likes/Dislikes About NJ People (Newark, Jersey City: wedding, eat, pool)
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Every Mike I ever met (and I loved them all!) was mischievious as a kid and it carried on into adulthood. They are LOYAL friends & brothers and GREAT sons (if you have the energy to keep up with them). As a kid, the worst thing you could say to a "Mike" was "I dare you!" because they love a challenge. My brother (Mike) once ate a worm on a dare. To top that, he ate a live June bug on a dare. He's in his 40's now but I could probably get him to eat a caterpillar if I dared him! A Mike is a real "man's man" - he will do, say and try things that other men wouldn't. It is something to be proud of, to be a "Mike". You probably have some great stories - am I right?
Who me??? I'm an angel . I also like to go for a ride and make a turn (left or right) because it's there. I have to laugh at the people in Pennsylvania. When told I lived and hung out at the Jersey Shore, they ask what street. I have to explain that I'm talking about the Atlantic Coastline, not some town named after a location people go to on vacation. There's a town in Pa. named Jersey Shore.
I've already sold the Brooklyn Bridge to some one in Scranton. Now I'm trying to sell the Pulaski Skyway. Anyone know of any out-of-staters who might be interested in buying it?
I have to laugh at the people in Pennsylvania. When told I lived and hung out at the Jersey Shore, they ask what street. I have to explain that I'm talking about the Atlantic Coastline, not some town named after a location people go to on vacation. There's a town in Pa. named Jersey Shore.
JoeSo, I don't think they can find their way off the mountain let alone to the top. People in Scranton have a hard time finding their way off their porch.
JoeSo, I don't think they can find their way off the mountain let alone to the top. People in Scranton have a hard time finding their way off their porch.
Lol same with the neighborhoods here in Philly...matter of fact as I tried walking out my door today I saw the usual hordes of people perched on their front step(or stoop as they call it here,fitting)and just staring into space. I often wonder what their idea of having a life is.
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. I also like to go for a ride and make a turn (left or right) because it's there. I have to laugh at the people in Pennsylvania. When told I lived and hung out at the Jersey Shore, they ask what street. I have to explain that I'm talking about the Atlantic Coastline, not some town named after a location people go to on vacation. There's a town in Pa. named Jersey Shore.
