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Actually the term shoobies has nothing to do with wearing shoes on the beach. The weekenders from Philly were called shoobies because they came down to the shore with their lunch in a shoebox and never spend any money. They do spend lots of money though, which supports these shore towns all year.
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Was up there last year its changed a lot where we lived is not real nice now Do miss the food though
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Wow you lived close was on E89 Between k and L was a cop in the 67pct just north of you.You are right South shore would not have been good went to a small riot there in about 1986 or 87
Was up there last year its changed a lot where we lived is not real nice now Do miss the food though
Was up there last year its changed a lot where we lived is not real nice now Do miss the food though
One can knock Jersey all they want, but I like it here. Ya just have to live here in order to make fun of it
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Sorry Ron It's gotta be all that yummy East River tap water I drink at work
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I would have been right in the middle of that mess. I graduated in 1987. When I lived there, Gil Hodges Bowling Alley still existed. I think St Mary's was up that way. Parents sent me to St Bernard's for CCD.
One can knock Jersey all they want, but I like it here. Ya just have to live here in order to make fun of it
One can knock Jersey all they want, but I like it here. Ya just have to live here in order to make fun of it
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Thank ya Darlin!
It's a small world.
It's a small world.
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When the Staten Island people come down to the Jersey Shore! The typical stereo type is an Italian guy from NY that wears one of them wife-beater g-tees. Benny.... Guido .... Gumba ...... it's all the same. (Also it's anyone from North Jersey) Hell ........ Tony Soprano would be considered a Benny down the Shore.
I used to work in Brick Town, now just called Brick, for many years and never heard the the term Bricktucky before. I never thought of Brick as a redneck area.