causticgit

World’s dumbest slogan. Evarr.

I’ve lived here from k-12. It’s a great place to be… very green, developing a ‘town center’ feel, and near enough to major highways like Rt 1 that you can access everything you need.

The downside is in the culture. Specifically, the school system, which is HIGHLY competitive. Beware.

I went to preschool here, and I have to say… a dingier place there never was. My parents were immigrants—what’s your excuse?

Newark and Trenton are my least favorite cities on the planet. Dirty, depressing, and full of the worst of NJ beaurocracy.

We went in January for an office party and it was a blast—I’d like to come back sometime when everything’s open. XP

Best-kept little town on the coast! GORGEOUS and friendly.

Go as a young kid, or a young adult with friends. That’s the best way to enjoy it.

Penn Station was two purposes: To get you where you’re going, and to keep you somewhat placated until you can go. It can be somewhat confusing, but not too hard to get used to. If you find yourself with time to spare, there’s lots of options for food, touristy trinkets, and opportunities to buy books and magazines.

Biggest flaw? NO SEATING and FEW BATHROOMS.

I go to school in this area and I LOVE IT. The buildings are beautiful, the aura is great, and someday I want to live here… if the prices ever drop to something reasonable.

Great on TV, but a let down in reality. There’s really nothing to do by shop and eat in the surrounding area.

And the subway station’s murder.