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New Yorkers did a very good job killing a thread they knew they were going to lose.......... Good work fellas!
You win & show yourselves for who you really are all at the same time.
Nice!!!!!!
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It's going to win because it obviously has cities since it's a separate state. I was just saying that Newark isn't exactly a top choice of where to live in the metro area. I'm sure many people agree with me.
It's going to win because it obviously has cities since it's a separate state. I was just saying that Newark isn't exactly a top choice of where to live in the metro area. I'm sure many people agree with me.
Hey, let's be honest here. I like the city for architecture (yes) and walking around you can see that it USED to be a great city but talking about now and here, Newark is a place most people try to avoid. It's a terrible waste and as much as I wish Newark the best at this time is not very appealing.
Hey, let's be honest here. I like the city for architecture (yes) and walking around you can see that it USED to be a great city but talking about now and here, Newark is a place most people try to avoid. It's a terrible waste and as much as I wish Newark the best at this time is not very appealing.
I totally agree. The potential for Newark is unlimited, but the city remains unable to reverse itself from the slide that began en masse in the late 50s-early 60s. What a shame.
Another thread going to be closed. Thanks to Rachael, AGAIN.
Everytime New Jersey is winning you just can't handle it.
i wish that a poll would have been attached
jersey would have killed this thread
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