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financialanon t1_jds5kgj wrote
Deal? Not sure I would use the word quaint.
If you find Deal quaint you are gonna love some places further south. Ocean Grove, Avon by the Sea, Bay Head, Lavalette, Beach Haven, Ocean City, Cape May. The list goes on.
financialanon t1_jdoe557 wrote
Reply to comment by wubbels89 in Can someone explain the justification for having "private" beaches? It seems like access to natural attractions should be free. by SnooBooks4898
The swimming areas are roped off and small.
financialanon t1_jdntcmw wrote
Reply to comment by justicebarbie in Can someone explain the justification for having "private" beaches? It seems like access to natural attractions should be free. by SnooBooks4898
Interpreting what the public trust doctrine actually means is not as straightforward as it sounds.
Try to access the beach in Mantoloking and see how that goes.
financialanon t1_jdnt32k wrote
Reply to comment by weaselpoopcoffee1 in Can someone explain the justification for having "private" beaches? It seems like access to natural attractions should be free. by SnooBooks4898
Guarded beaches are the worst.
They create very narrow swimming areas and prohibit you from swimming outside these areas.
They herd you in like cattle leaving vast parts of the beach unusable. And I have to pay for this privilege?
It feels so restrictive. Freedom in America is an illusion. You can't move without someone telling you what to do or giving you a ticket for violating some rule.
NJ has absolutely the most restrictive beaches in the country.
financialanon t1_jb0fyhv wrote
Reply to A recent thread made me nostalgic for malls back in their heydey. Anyone have any vintage pictures of Monmouth Mall in particular? by mkymouse73
Malls get a bad rap, but I was thinking recently how great Malls could be.
It's an all weather gathering place, where you can get exercise, meet people and overall have a nice time. As climate gets more extreme, like summers being unbearably hot and winters just generally sucking, Malls seem like a pretty great option to have around.
financialanon t1_jad8n1t wrote
Reply to comment by redditb4awhile in If I wanna travel within the states what do I need to bring as ID for my kids? by redditb4awhile
Kidnapping of a toddler is pretty damn rare.
financialanon t1_jaaf95x wrote
Look at Oscar. They do telehealth with no cost sharing.
financialanon t1_j5glftg wrote
Reply to comment by camco658 in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
Ha ..so desperate. I get it, what do you have? Poverty? Desperation? Drug addicts? Philly is a sad sad place.
financialanon t1_j5gkvnt wrote
Reply to comment by NYKallDay123 in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
Not to mention we are in a NJ sub with Eagles fans criticizing the Giants for being from another state. Rooting for the Eagles, a team from another state.
Philly fans are so dumb.
financialanon t1_j5gkaea wrote
Reply to comment by psuedonymously in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
True, the shitty poor half.
It's like the Alabama of NJ that roots for the Eagles.
financialanon t1_j5gk7dh wrote
Reply to comment by camco658 in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
Hey you don't have much else going for you in that poverty ass city. At least you have meaningless sports.
financialanon t1_j5gk0f3 wrote
Reply to comment by Fluid_Flatworm4390 in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
Die eagles Die!
financialanon t1_j5gjyls wrote
Reply to comment by ToucheTaker in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
And you are in a NJ sub and rooting for a Philly team? A team from another state.
I mean I knew Eagles fans were stupid, but this is impressively stupid.
financialanon t1_j5gjq2b wrote
Reply to comment by rpd9803 in Well, there’s always next year. by Darbo-Jenkins
Well Philly doesn't have a lot going for it, so I understand. It's all you have.
financialanon t1_j2e8skx wrote
Reply to comment by thebongofamandabynes in Best Subaru Dealer in Northern Jersey? by [deleted]
Same
financialanon t1_j2e8n14 wrote
Reply to comment by LongWindedInNJ in New Jersey Schools by DallasOriginals
And its generally correlates to price. So good districts are expensive, but an average district in NJ is better than a good district many places.
I think of it more like there are districts to avoid, usually more urban, but otherwise they are really good.
financialanon t1_j1i9s81 wrote
Reply to White Lotus is a very, very terrible show. by [deleted]
I had a friend like OP. He used to just enjoy being provocative.
His go to opinion to trigger everyone in college was that he didn't like Bob Marley.
financialanon t1_j1i9g3x wrote
Reply to White Lotus is a very, very terrible show. by [deleted]
To say the two escorts don't add anything to the show makes me wonder what could have gone so wrong in your life.
financialanon t1_j1i7jsp wrote
Reply to The weather is crazy by Electrify713
Imagine like hunter gatherers before weather predictions.
Day starts out like 50 degrees and you are out hunting and then by like 3 pm you are fighting frostbite and death.
financialanon t1_j0zzdfl wrote
Reply to Teaching troubles: An NJ Spotlight roundtable addressed the growing shortage of teachers and possible fixes for it by rollotomasi07071
The possible fixes include, better pay, better pay and better pay.
I don't care if they are on the higher end nationally, teachers have not had a significant raise in a decade and inflation is running at 10% a year and their health insurance contributions have increased by about the same.
Their real take home pay has declined as the demands on them have only increased.
Once we get that figured out, then we can talk about working conditions.
You can argue all you want about whether they "deserve" better pay, but you will continue to see less and less teachers and qualifications continue to decline.
financialanon t1_ixz0st2 wrote
Reply to comment by Proramm in Bergen Center? Heavy armed police just entered? by DelayedContours
Funny how these good guys with guns are everywhere when there is no danger. Never around when shooters start firing.
financialanon t1_ixezuv1 wrote
Reply to NJ Teen Held Hostage, Prostituted For Year In Pennsylvania By Man She Met On Dating App by jillianpikora
>Breland has been charged with felonies for promoting prostitution and sexual assault, misdemeanors for false imprisonment, terroristic threats, and simple assault, court records show.
>He has been held in the Washington County jail on $50,000 bond. His preliminary has been scheduled before Magisterial District Judge Mark Wilson on Dec. 7 at 10 a.m., according to his court docket.
50k bond? Promoting prostitution and sexual assault? False imprisonment is a misdemeanor? What? Non of this is fitting for this level of crime.
What about felony kidnapping, rape and sex trafficking? This is a horrific series of crimes. Seems like none of these crimes is fitting for how fucked up this guy is. He should never be allowed out of a prison again.
financialanon t1_ix8zs8t wrote
Reply to Soldiers from the 4th New Jersey Infantry on recruiting detail, stationed at the Trenton Barracks, Summer of 1863. by Unionforever1865
I always think how utterly miserable it must have been back then. Hiking all over in the cold and wet, eating whatever gruel was available, getting infections and illness. Using outhouses in the cold. No antibiotics, painkillers, or heat.
We are so soft these days.
financialanon t1_iw0g9hb wrote
Reply to I think my boss is a perv. by [deleted]
This is sexual harassment and shop rite can be sued for this.
Particularly if they knew this guy was a perv.
financialanon t1_jefj0yq wrote
Reply to comment by Dry_Examination6776 in These NJ counties saw the largest population drop as residents migrate to other areas by madrid987
Do you actually know any houses where you live that are corporate owned?
I don't personally know of a single family property in my town or any other town that has a corporate owner.