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BTW PJ, your pal CAP has messed up our plans. I bet we don't meet up with Dpara as a result and yesterday and today involved a lot of waiting and nothing will happen as a result.
Pete said you told him south jersey people are different than north jersey people (which is true) but I reminded him in a lot of other ways, you and CAP are a lot alike.
Well yea in general people from Northeast particularly New Jersey and New York have similar mentalities, its a different world when I am out here in Chicago. I dont like the vibe in bars in New Jersey, all the guys are always on edge looking for the slightest reason to fight. Its much more relaxing to be at bars out here and you can just have a good time.Quote:
Originally Posted by clmetal
But my town is way different than a town in the northeast part of New Jersey would be like. It is not filled with meatheads.
Different accents, different lingo, dress different, differenet hairstyles. When I picture North Jersey, I picture someone with a New York accent, fake tan, big muscles, tight shirt, and a blowout haircut.
Also one difference between a guy like myself or Cap, I would never make plans with people inconvenience them and then ditch out.
PJ, I agree, but I still like to group you and CAP together - ha.
I could see backing out of a fight you arranged on the internet (since anything could happen) but this was just a meeting. Cobra's met so many of us already
A few things about the Philly area I like much better, like the respect drivers give to pedestrians.
I think the true meathead towns in north Jersey aren't as bad as they were when I was in HS because of immigration. Clifton and neighboring towns come to mind as a place where fights always broke out no matter what day of the week it was. (becoming very Indian and Orthodox now)