[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

According to a recent poll in NJ, 50% of NJ residents plan on bailing out of NJ in 5 years--

I thought it was because New Jersey's sweet corn and tomatoes were not quite as good as Ohio's.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I thought it was because New Jersey's sweet corn and tomatoes were not quite as good as Ohio's.

Which is almost as good as Iowa's.

[Luv2Bretired]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I thought it was because New Jersey's sweet corn and tomatoes were not quite as good as Ohio's.

Maryland’s Silver Queen corn grown on the Eastern Shore was my old favorite although it has been succeeded by newer varieties.
The History of Maryland’s Silver Queen Corn — Hearn Kirkwood

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

According to a recent poll in NJ, 50% of NJ residents plan on bailing out of NJ in 5 years--these people are mostly under 40--primary reason taxes & COL

That reminds me of a joke. Why do New Yorkers always seem to be in such a bad mood? Because New Jersey is the light at the end of the tunnel.

[Nucky]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

That reminds me of a joke. Why do New Yorkers always seem to be in such a bad mood? Because New Jersey is the light at the end of the tunnel.

Boy O' Boy. The truth hurts. It's really not as bad as we make it seem other than Traffic, Corruption, Pollution, and TAXES!

[Chatbrat]

You don't know corruption, until you were a contractor in NJ & NY--sometimes I refused to work in certain municipalities, because I wasn't "connected"

[Chatbrat]

THERE is not a tomato that comes close to a real NJ beefsteak & as far as corn goes Jersey Silver Queen ranks with the best--thinking about tomatoes, why did Cambpells make all there stuff in Camden ?

[Luv2Bretired]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

THERE is not a tomato that comes close to a real NJ beefsteak & as far as corn goes Jersey Silver Queen ranks with the best--thinking about tomatoes, why did Cambpells make all there stuff in Camden ?

Isn’t NJ known as “The Garden State”?