turbopro25

turbopro25 t1_jdo1gzw wrote

There is no reason for beaches to not be free for at least NJ residents. I used to live in San Diego and all the beaches are free and the lifeguards are full time careers. Not teenagers with a summer job. The beaches there are garbage free as well so when the state says “yeah but” I call bullshit.

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turbopro25 t1_jdmxtb2 wrote

I moved to San Diego back in 2003. The drive there was an experience I loved. Would highly recommend. Although when I moved back 2 years later the drive back was the worst experience of my life and would not recommend. Hope this helped.

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turbopro25 t1_jdmv4b9 wrote

Back in the day. Across the street was a Roy Rogers and a bowling alley in a big empty parking lot. Also Caldor if I remember correctly was where Kohls is now.

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turbopro25 t1_iws7qtd wrote

If the FHWA really cared about getting the message through then they wouldn’t have a problem with this. Nobody talks about the “buckle up, it’s the law”. The fact people are talking about “edgy” road sign messages, shows people are paying attention.

I applaud this effort personally. It may or may not make a difference overall, but at least they are trying. Shame on you FHWA.

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turbopro25 t1_itnsfwx wrote

Reply to comment by HAirgirll in Best gym memberships in nj? by HAirgirll

All joking aside. Depends what you are going for. I did the whole Retro, planet fitness thing in the past. I just did cardio as I do heavy lifting at work all day long. I just needed to hit a treadmill and what not. I also went at 5 am before work.

If you want to avoid crowds but can’t go early, a smaller non chain type gym might be for you. But you will pay more.

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