[PAPA G]

so what is it that keeps you in NJ???

between the anti-gun politicians and populace, the taxes, and the high auto insurance, and many other things. what is it that keeps one stuck in there???

i spent my 1st 48 years of life there, i knew i was getting screwed, and finally had the chance to get out. now living in the Free State of Guntucky.

i feel y'all's pain, so many restrictions and politicians with their hands in your pockets.

if you ever had enough come on down here.

[nathangdad]

years on his job before he can retire and watch New Jersey vanish in the rear view mirror.

It seems it is all he thinks about now other than New Mexico and Texas.

[PAPA G]

my best bud from childhood and on up moved to Mesa Az, they went out to AZ to take the last kid to college, liked what they saw, he lined up a job, sold the house and they moved!!! that was in 2001.

he was fed up with all the b/s and the snow and cold.

[Jersey Jailer]

My father-in-law lives in Virginia, his family across th border in W.Virginia and S.Carolina. The Mother-in-Law is here in NJ she's 73 and doesn't want to go home to the family mountain in WV plus my medical problems, we're going to stay for a while.

[magicjeep]

I have 10 years, maybe 15 depends on the kids, to go until retirement, I'm a firefighter. I cant wait to get out of here and its a shame because NJ is actually a great state to live in. You have a little bit of everything here, the mountians, the beaches, city life. Unfortunately the politicians ruin everything.

[NRAJOE]

Quote:       Originally Posted by PAPA G

so what is it that keeps you in NJ???

I heard the women look like Ernest Borgnine and talk Like Phyllis Diller...(or is it the other way around ?)

[magicjeep]

Hey Joe thats the other thing thats keeps me hear, the Ernesta Brognine look-a-likes.

PS My wife is from Ohio.