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[tt431]

So what does a typical beenie look like?
I have seen shows on the jersey shore on MTV and can say i would never want to go there.

I'm sorry. I could not resist

[thorski]

So what does a typical beenie look like?
I have seen shows on the jersey shore on MTV and can say i would never want to go there.

http://www.bennygohome.com/gallery.html

That picture is what i thought you were talking about. I have bad news for us all. Their influence is spreading. I am in ct. and i have noticed that this year just about every tool out there is wearing a skin tight scribble shirt.

[XtremeJibber2001]

So what does a typical beenie look like?
I have seen shows on the jersey shore on MTV and can say i would never want to go there.

http://www.bennygohome.com/gallery.html

That picture is what i thought you were talking about. I have bad news for us all. Their influence is spreading. I am in ct. and i have noticed that this year just about every tool out there is wearing a skin tight scribble shirt.

Come down to the clubs in AC on the weekend. It's like Staten Island was outsourced to AC, haha.

[BoOgIe Down]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

[icedtea]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

yeah but without them it would be a ghost town and we would have nuttin to do...

haha....maybe the r*in will keep them away tonight..

[thorski]

Is there anything wrong with the female beenies?
Besides the fact that they are attracted to tools.

[johnny the jibber]

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[KMartman]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

yeah but without them it would be a ghost town and we would have nuttin to do...

haha....maybe the r*in will keep them away tonight..

Dude you're lack of logic on this amazes me....

listen I understand you live there...I think community support is a GOOD thing, but be realistic.

A town of 6310 without tourism would be 1-2 stoplights, a grocery store, a gas station, and a bar or 2....instead BECAUSE of the "bennies" you have an entire economy. All those places that you hang out in during the winter are there BECAUSE of summer tourism, they can make enough during summer to support themselves and provide services for locals during the off season. You have a ton of goods and services you'd otherwise NOT have if not for the "bennies"...its a simple FACT!!! No denying it. Go look up some other towns in the USA that have roughly the same total population, maybe in say rural NH or Maine, see what they have without tourism. PODUNK!!!!

You dont have to like them, but truth is...youd have very little in a town that small without tourism. Plain and simple.

M

[Stormchaser]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

yeah but without them it would be a ghost town and we would have nuttin to do...

haha....maybe the r*in will keep them away tonight..

Dude you're lack of logic on this amazes me....

listen I understand you live there...I think community support is a GOOD thing, but be realistic.

A town of 6310 without tourism would be 1-2 stoplights, a grocery store, a gas station, and a bar or 2....instead BECAUSE of the "bennies" you have an entire economy. All those places that you hang out in during the winter are there BECAUSE of summer tourism, they can make enough during summer to support themselves and provide services for locals during the off season. You have a ton of goods and services you'd otherwise NOT have if not for the "bennies"...its a simple FACT!!! No denying it. Go look up some other towns in the USA that have roughly the same total population, maybe in say rural NH or Maine, see what they have without tourism. PODUNK!!!!

You dont have to like them, but truth is...youd have very little in a town that small without tourism. Plain and simple.

M

I'd rather the small town on the beach with no tourism. Couple little mom and pop places is all it would need. Make the 20 min drive to the nearest commerce center. Less commerce doesn't necessarily mean worse off, unless you're into the hustle and bustle..

[KMartman]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

yeah but without them it would be a ghost town and we would have nuttin to do...

haha....maybe the r*in will keep them away tonight..

Dude you're lack of logic on this amazes me....

listen I understand you live there...I think community support is a GOOD thing, but be realistic.

A town of 6310 without tourism would be 1-2 stoplights, a grocery store, a gas station, and a bar or 2....instead BECAUSE of the "bennies" you have an entire economy. All those places that you hang out in during the winter are there BECAUSE of summer tourism, they can make enough during summer to support themselves and provide services for locals during the off season. You have a ton of goods and services you'd otherwise NOT have if not for the "bennies"...its a simple FACT!!! No denying it. Go look up some other towns in the USA that have roughly the same total population, maybe in say rural NH or Maine, see what they have without tourism. PODUNK!!!!

You dont have to like them, but truth is...youd have very little in a town that small without tourism. Plain and simple.

M

I'd rather the small town on the beach with no tourism. Couple little mom and pop places is all it would need. Make the 20 min drive to the nearest commerce center. Less commerce doesn't necessarily mean worse off, unless you're into the hustle and bustle..

Not saying anything other than a lot of the services that the year rounders enjoy wouldnt be there if not for tourism, apparently its hard to get that through to IcedTea....

6310 residents is small.

besides there are VERY few "small beach towns", and certainly NONE in NJ...

M

[ozzy]

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Look at how Jacked and than they all are. friggin sweet

[icedtea]

ew stop posting that pic,I have to see those crack heads every weekend

yeah but without them it would be a ghost town and we would have nuttin to do...

haha....maybe the r*in will keep them away tonight..

Dude you're lack of logic on this amazes me....

listen I understand you live there...I think community support is a GOOD thing, but be realistic.

A town of 6310 without tourism would be 1-2 stoplights, a grocery store, a gas station, and a bar or 2....instead BECAUSE of the "bennies" you have an entire economy. All those places that you hang out in during the winter are there BECAUSE of summer tourism, they can make enough during summer to support themselves and provide services for locals during the off season. You have a ton of goods and services you'd otherwise NOT have if not for the "bennies"...its a simple FACT!!! No denying it. Go look up some other towns in the USA that have roughly the same total population, maybe in say rural NH or Maine, see what they have without tourism. PODUNK!!!!

You dont have to like them, but truth is...youd have very little in a town that small without tourism. Plain and simple.

M

I'd rather the small town on the beach with no tourism. Couple little mom and pop places is all it would need. Make the 20 min drive to the nearest commerce center. Less commerce doesn't necessarily mean worse off, unless you're into the hustle and bustle..

We are surrounded by bigger "suburban" towns.

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Stormy is spot on.

[icedtea]

Not saying anything other than a lot of the services that the year rounders enjoy wouldnt be there if not for tourism, apparently its hard to get that through to IcedTea....


LIKE WHAT ?

[icedtea]

The girls are worse than the guys usually...such low class, foul mouth disrespectful HOES! They do dress like skanks though!

[thorski]

Is jersey guy a beenie?