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Who cares how white it is, whoop dee do! Jersey....
Oh yeah, it's definitely important that Hawaii has it better at some things but it's totally irrelevant if the Caribbean is better at some things. Hypocrisy at it's greatest gentlemen.
Ok I'll play; who cares about rugged sea cliffs and volcanoes, whoop dee do!
Oh yeah, it's definitely important that Hawaii has it better at some things but it's totally irrelevant if the Caribbean is better at some things. Hypocrisy at it's greatest gentlemen.
Ok I'll play; who cares about rugged sea cliffs and volcanoes, whoop dee do!
Who cares that the sand is slightly whiter? Doesnt make the beach more desireable is my point.
Who cares that the sand is slightly whiter? Doesnt make the beach more desireable is my point.
And you brought Jersey sand into the equation.
You mean I did? I didn't "bring it into the equation", I just said the sand in Hawaii in Hawaii4evr's pictures reminded me of sand in NJ. So what if it did?
We're not here to talk about NJ's beaches. In fact, there's already a thread about that in city vs city so if you don't believe me that NJ has nice beaches with nice sand I suggest you go check it out since I just posted a bunch of pictures.
Who cares that the sand is slightly whiter? Doesnt make the beach more desireable is my point.
And you brought Jersey sand into the equation.
Well that's your opinion, something will a lot of people will obviously disagree with. I find it clear pure white sand like that beautiful as does a lot of people so it does make it appealing to us.
On the other hand, I seriously don't get what's suppose to be so special about rugged sea cliffs and how they make beaches any better. But I can actually admit that to some that's appealing.
You mean I did? I didn't "bring it into the equation", I just said the sand in Hawaii in Hawaii4evr's pictures reminded me of sand in NJ. So what if it did?
We're not here to talk about NJ's beaches. In fact, there's already a thread about that in city vs city so if you don't believe me that NJ has nice beaches with nice sand I suggest you go check it out since I just posted a bunch of pictures.
Jerseys beaches don't deserve mention, this is a heavyweight fight
Hey, all I mentioned was sand. Insignificant sand that no one cares about - remember? And don't worry, we hold our own. Nice, and cute, try though.
I've seen sand at both, it really doesn't compare.
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