NJ is and always has been and always will be the garbage state. It even started as a land grant by the Duke of York because he didn't want it 300+ years ago.
Today, NJ has more toxic waste dumps than any other state. By dozens. The more things change...
Jersey girls.....and you thought big hair went away. Wrongo bongo. How about big nails? yep, made in Jersey. Jersey rivals the southeastern US for ill mannered and dirty people of both sexes.
Guys from NJ? They're OK. I mean, I guess it is good to keep all the short, hairy fat Italian guys who wear tight black shirts with black pants and act "big" in one easily defined place: NJ.
Can you be big if you're 5' 4"? Is that possible? Even Lee Priest could rightfully be called a dwarf...if he was hairy and fat and italian he could live in NJ.
In the summer, this filth does indeed congregate in places like SleazeSide Heights - I went there once...once. It's sort of like the Hamptons, except with no money, no showers, no class, and nothing fun, well except skinny girls with guts parading around being chased by greaseballs in banged up cars.
Yes, New Jersey.
Today, NJ has more toxic waste dumps than any other state. By dozens. The more things change...
Jersey girls.....and you thought big hair went away. Wrongo bongo. How about big nails? yep, made in Jersey. Jersey rivals the southeastern US for ill mannered and dirty people of both sexes.
Guys from NJ? They're OK. I mean, I guess it is good to keep all the short, hairy fat Italian guys who wear tight black shirts with black pants and act "big" in one easily defined place: NJ.
Can you be big if you're 5' 4"? Is that possible? Even Lee Priest could rightfully be called a dwarf...if he was hairy and fat and italian he could live in NJ.
In the summer, this filth does indeed congregate in places like SleazeSide Heights - I went there once...once. It's sort of like the Hamptons, except with no money, no showers, no class, and nothing fun, well except skinny girls with guts parading around being chased by greaseballs in banged up cars.
Yes, New Jersey.