Does eveyone there wear a bowling shirt when they visit their mother-in-law ?
yes. The upshot is that most of our parents already live at bowling alleys so it's win/win.
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Does eveyone there wear a bowling shirt when they visit their mother-in-law ?
Relic said:You are from Texas. My advice is that you should start thinking about moving to NJ. Why you ask? Because WE are all moving to Florida and Texas and will soon turn them into New New Jersey and New New New Jersey respectively. Run. Run now. Like the wind
Mike,Mike Mike you DO realize that dispelling the "stinky dirty Jersey" myth is like telling a room full, neigh a coutry-full of kindergartners that there is no Santa!? Dammit man, THEY ARE NOT READY!!
What was I thinking?![]()
You're 100% right, Relic.
I must think before I post again.
I just had a diet Dr Pepper; maybe that's what clouded my mind.
Mike![]()
You're from NY and you're drinking something other than coffee?! what is wrong with you?!
Why do you live in NJ?
You're from NY and you're drinking something other than coffee?! what is wrong with you?!

Well... Newark, and Camden, and Chemical Factories, and Jersey Shore, and...
Just recite the litany of all too true jokes to yourself.
Do the women in your life know how to adjust the valves on a 58 Plymouth?
No, but they do know how to cook so that's a plus

and Jersey Shore
What's so great about New Jersey? Was there something wrong with Old Jersey?
why are jersey drivers so damn aggressive - in NJ or anywhere?
If you can figure out how to get it to me, I will take the challenge of Pork Roll vs. bacon. If, for some ungodly reason, this mythical Pork Roll thingy is actually better than bacon (as if that's even possible), I will henceforth become an active advocate of the Pork Roll.
I still suspect it's something in the NJ water that is skewing your perception of flavor.
because we have to battle it out with the NY drivers.
It's kind of like "the boy named Sue" principle.