i took my sister shopping for a SKIRT

[Samsa]

Originally posted by Affect
I want you to die. Nothing would make me more happy.

wow you sure like it rough

[Samsa]

Originally posted by Salena Child
i wore a gray plaid skirt that i got from sears for 12 dollars on christmas day. i looked so cute

oooh sears. sigh. that was a horrible summer. *shudder*

[sickbadthing]

Originally posted by Samsa


awww come on you know you want me *lifts up skirt*

HA. C'mon Affect. That was funny.

[MyAdviceIha]

Originally posted by Samsa



oooh sears. sigh. that was a horrible summer. *shudder*

Haha. It cannot beat K-Mart. *makes a death fist*

[jenniferkate]

Originally posted by Samsa
and mark ledrew. you live in new jersey. that's like, the armpit of the north east. seriously don't talk. my state has a great long legacy behind it. pffft. what does yours have?

(place) by mrichich (1.6 wk) (print) _ ? _ Tue Jun 27 2000 at 1:59:07

The Garden State gets a bum rap because many people who see it only see it from the New Jersey Turnpike or the northern half of the Garden State Parkway. Once you get away from the big roads, it's actually a lot more like New England than your average New England Resident would like to admit. Drew University, where I work, in fact has been used in movies and TV as a school set in New England or upstate New York.

Of course, there are problems, besides ones of the traffic and pollution that everyone knows about. There's a strong sense of home rule and some 500-odd municipalities (there's no unincorporated land like in many US states) which means 500 school districts, police forces, fire departments, etc. For a state this small, it's a bit crazy and is probably part of why our property taxes are some of the highest in the USA.

But hanging out in the Delaware Water Gap or High Point State Park or even the Jersey Shore makes you kind of glad that most people think we're the armpit of the nation and don't often think to vacation here.

Besides, with suburban sprawl and the cancer of SUVs, the whole rest of the country will be like the worst parts of New Jersey in 20 years anyway. Most modern American cities in the South or West are already suffering from endless sprawl, traffic and pollution. At least in New Jersey we have some fine small towns where people can actually live within walking distance from restaurants, shopping and entertainment.

[Samsa]

you used everything2

and come on. if someone insults the south, then i have every right to insult new jersey

[Lucy Sky Diamonds]

We have Roots boycut undies in the lingerie department of my store... And in the Joe Boxer department of my store... they're about 9$ Canadian... I could always send you some.... I don't know if we have XS though...

[Samsa]

small is good enough ooh maybe i'll look at the roots website and check 'em out i would feel stupid buying more underwear though

[sickbadthing]

Originally posted by Samsa
you used everything2

and come on. if someone insults the south, then i have every right to insult new jersey

But if someone instults Utah, they're usually right.*








































































*except for in the case of any post made by Tessellation.

[Samsa]

why is jamie salle all over the roots website?

[jenniferkate]

Originally posted by Samsa
you used everything2

and come on. if someone insults the south, then i have every right to insult new jersey

<3 e2. but when someone insults new jersey, i tend to take it kinda personal.

[Samsa]

Originally posted by jenniferkate


<3 e2. but when someone insults new jersey, i tend to take it kinda personal.

[jenniferkate]

Originally posted by Samsa

don't fret lamb, you live too far away for me to break your kneecaps.

[Samsa]

Originally posted by jenniferkate


don't fret lamb, you live too far away for me to break your kneecaps.

:erm

[jenniferkate]

Originally posted by Samsa






:erm

http://members.lycos.nl/Dodotje/smilies/ponder.gif

http://members.lycos.nl/Dodotje/smilies/huh.gif

jersey humor i guess.