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I am only busting you back alex, but I would love to join you, thats the first time you ever invited me to do anything!! Alex your still #1 to me!!!! But dont comment back until I get my scanner!!!
Figures you'll be the one willing to join me in a mass suicide LOL Hello? can you say Heaven's Gate?
wow...I love NJ..close to NYC, beaches, mountains and evrything in between but it HAS become IMPOSSIBLE to keep up. And I'm one of the lucky few who bought right before market skyrocketed and I was able to buy in Ridgewood for about 250K. Taxes now 9K, my wife and I make about 110K with 2 kids and it is so hard to pay bills and have a little something left over for some fun or decent lifestsyle besides work. I look at home prices in other parts of the country (NC, Texas) and I am close to mving but have been here for all my life (48 yrs). I don't know how the youbger generation is going to do it. Prices are out of control, taxes etc. I pray for my children.
I kind of understand your statement, nj really has to get rid of the individual townships if you ask me because everyone is just making a killing
I live in Monroe, which is roughly 10k taxes, but the same size house by Freehold is a whopping $25k a year? What gives?
Im all for the schools, but this is getting ridiculous. They need to get this under control, because all that money for school.. sooner or late, there wont be any one attending
I kind of understand your statement, nj really has to get rid of the individual townships if you ask me because everyone is just making a killing
I live in Monroe, which is roughly 10k taxes, but the same size house by Freehold is a whopping $25k a year? What gives?
Im all for the schools, but this is getting ridiculous. They need to get this under control, because all that money for school.. sooner or late, there wont be any one attending
There is too much corruption in this state, everyone has their hand in the jar.
I kind of understand your statement, nj really has to get rid of the individual townships if you ask me because everyone is just making a killing
I live in Monroe, which is roughly 10k taxes, but the same size house by Freehold is a whopping $25k a year? What gives?
Im all for the schools, but this is getting ridiculous. They need to get this under control, because all that money for school.. sooner or late, there wont be any one attending
Wait till they finish the two new schools in Monroe and you'll see how quickly the taxes will go up.
yummmm..chocolate chip - my favorite! Oops..sorry..did anyone see that? I swear I was just touching it..smelling it..I'll put it back..I swear
lemme guess? you do all the HVAC work for the school districts too? no bid contracts too I bet You weren't just touching it or smelling it....You were elbow deep down your throat gobbling it LOL
lemme guess? you do all the HVAC work for the school districts too? no bid contracts too I bet You weren't just touching it or smelling it....You were elbow deep down your throat gobbling it LOL
My uncle Vinnie is in charge of choosing the contractor..nuff said.
There is too much corruption in this state, everyone has their hand in the jar.
This is a consequence of one party rule, EEEPNJ. When you have one party in charge at any level, be it state, local (look at cities like Detroit and Newark for first hand evidence) and the opposition party is weak, and has no chance of imprinting any type of autonomy, there will be a continued incremental loss of liberty. It's up to the residents of the state of NJ to make that change through the polling place.
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