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LOL. I used to live in PB. Where are all the bros from east county with lifted trucks in that video? Illegal substances? Surfer Dudes? Anyway, PB does have some pretty fine women!
As for the original question, well, it's tough because the Jersey Shore and coastal SoCal are pretty different.
SoCal coast:
beach towns give away to urbanization
mostly just people who live there
More of a beach culture as part of the mainstream
more dramatic coast
piers
better surf
Jersey Shore:
beach towns often give way to more rural areas
more tourist oriented
more character
boardwalks
better beaches
party towns (in the summer anyway)
Socal has the right type of setting for beaches. New jersey is in the northeast...the anti-setting for beaches. Ya cant be serious. like lets be real here
The only reason ppl indulge in the jersey shore is because its closer than florida or cali. Thats it. The jersey shore is an alternativethats it
When people want to spend real money and go to a real beach. They'll opt to go to florida.South carolina,cali etc not jersey
Real beaches have tropical settings does jersey have that? f..k oudda here
Socal has the right type of setting for beaches. New jersey is in the northeast...the anti-setting for beaches. Ya cant be serious. like lets be real here
The anti-setting with the most popular, toured boardwalk scene in the nation.
The anti-setting with the most popular, toured boardwalk scene in the nation.
Only because its a quick getaway to philly residents and new york residents. Which is a big market, other than that it wouldnt be s... How many ppl across the nation are going to jersey for a boardwalk? Riddle me this riddle me that
Only because its a quick getaway to philly residents and new york residents. Which is a big market, other than that it wouldnt be s... How many ppl across the nation are going to jersey for a boardwalk? Riddle me this riddle me that
ppl around the nation plan trips to socal
Well that's more then PA and NY can say as far as beaches/boardwalks go.
It also contradicts all your past trolling that claims "NJ is irrelevant"
NJ attracts the people from much of north east region in general- Including a lot of Canadians btw. Not just NYC and Philly. SoCa is a has a beautiful coast, and it see's a loot of tourism (I never denied it), but your typical pounce on NJ is a complete fail.
And riddle me this- If you don't care about NJ so much like you claim, why are you riding the state like Kim on Ray?
Socal has the right type of setting for beaches. New jersey is in the northeast...the anti-setting for beaches. Ya cant be serious. like lets be real here
The only reason ppl indulge in the jersey shore is because its closer than florida or cali. Thats it. The jersey shore is an alternativethats it
When people want to spend real money and go to a real beach. They'll opt to go to florida.South carolina,cali etc not jersey
Real beaches have tropical settings does jersey have that? f..k oudda here
The obvious desperation & cries for attention in your posts are upsetting. You are a sad, sad young man. I hope someone loves you one day.
we're comparing something that is year round vs something that lasts maybe 5 mos at best (and that includes a good % of east coast beaches not just NJ)
LOL why does NJ and NY have to fight in every thread?
I personally have no problem with NY- I grew up in the NYC metro.
KONY loves to hate NJ.
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