dont no the number to mentor marine but its on princeton ave in brick.

I work for the Town of Brick

Actually I have been told that even though I was born here because I left and moved back I am now also a bennie:evilb:

Does that make you Mayor Bricktucky? :p

Lucididee were did you live in Booklyn?

Part-time 609er, otherwise you're NY and you got North Jersey establishments :p

But then again ......... you have an OL ....... so you're cool .. i like ya :evilb:

BTW ..... How's the foot doin?

I think it's one of them things they don't like to admit out loud :eek:

I don't like to admit that Howell is actually part of NJ :eek:

Place called Georgetown. Lived off Ralph Ave. (E. 66th St). Used to keep our boat @ Brown's Marina @ Kings Plaza. I'm glad we moved out to Jersey. I would have ended going to South Shore HS :eek:

Sorry ...... I don't know anything about them.

You should know better, the head Bricktuckian is headed to jail for taking bribes from Bennies and screwing Piney's.

Actually the term shoobies has nothing to do with wearing shoes on the beach. The weekenders from Philly were called shoobies because they came down to the shore with their lunch in a shoebox and never spend any money. They do spend lots of money though, which supports these shore towns all year.

Wow you lived close was on E89 Between k and L was a cop in the 67pct just north of you.You are right South shore would not have been good went to a small riot there in about 1986 or 87
Was up there last year its changed a lot where we lived is not real nice now Do miss the food though

I would have been right in the middle of that mess. I graduated in 1987. When I lived there, Gil Hodges Bowling Alley still existed. I think St Mary's was up that way. Parents sent me to St Bernard's for CCD.

One can knock Jersey all they want, but I like it here. Ya just have to live here in order to make fun of it :p

Sorry Ron :( It's gotta be all that yummy East River tap water I drink at work :rolleyes:

If you were there I would have saved you.Wife went to Nazarath HS Got married at Holy Family on Flatlands ave and Rockaway pkwy

Thank ya Darlin! :p


It's a small world.

Man, I miss Jersey. Gonna be back there this weekend to judge a car show at Monmouth Park though..

That's right by me. But I'll be in Seaside Heights this Saturday. NJPPC is hosting the Shore Dreams for Kids event. See if you can come down.

2006 Shore Dreams ~ part 1
2006 Shore Dreams ~ part 2
2005 Shore Dreams

The way it was explained to me......the term Benny came from the many Jewish people (many with first name Benjamin or Benny) that came from NYC to the shore for the summer. With so many people running around with the name Benny it stuck as nickname for any tourist from NYC, or anyplace else for that matter.

I used to work in Brick Town, now just called Brick, for many years and never heard the the term Bricktucky before. I never thought of Brick as a redneck area.

Not bragging here.......but I'm from Howell and my wife is
from Brick. Kids were born in Point.

Give me a rope :eek:

What day and time is the car show? I didn't even know about it. The marina is 10 minutes away from Mon. Park. If you have time shoot down and I'll buy ya a beer at the dockside bar. To get to the marina you just get on Joline Ave and take it out to Ocean Ave., the marina is a couple miles north on Ocean Ave.

I have a BBQ to go to at 4 pm Saturday though.

Dee, ya think he knows our father? :eek: :eek: :drink:

Nahhh actually Benny = Ben Kramer ... it's all good :D

The original "Benny" is the typical italian in a guinee-tee (aka wife-beaters) stereo-type. The term has been adopted for any person from the 4 boroughs of NY (for the most part, LI does not vacation on the Jersey Shore) and North Jersey that visit the Jersey Shore.

My grandfather (father's side) was a German Jew whose name was Benjamin and from Brooklyn, and never heard of them beinging referred to as a Benny. They usually vacationed in the Hamptons or other areas of Long Island. (Plus, back then, it was disrespectful to call him anything other than Ben or Benjamin. Benny was too Catholic Italian.) (Oh yeah, Grandma was Irish Catholic turned Born Again.)

My grandparents (mother's side) who are Polish Catholics also from Brooklyn, used to visit the Jersey Shore. That was when Keansburg was considered part of the Shore. But then again, they has Coney Island, so they didn't visit the Shore that much.

I had an ex gf I nicknamed Satan from Ramtown Howelbama... :eek:

If he was closer to Williamsburg or Park Slope, I say he definately did. :p

Oh Satan, how I DO NOT miss the biotch!

My wife is from Brooklyn 64St she moved to Staten Island when 9yrs old ... I'm from Clifton, met her in NYC at EF Hutton (are you listening) and we married and moved to SI, NY for 15yrs, I gained 75lbs with all the good food, had 2 kids, moved to Lanoka Harbor (paradise) in 1996, she hated it then, loves it now. I lost 15 of the 75 lbs and still trying :D We are all pretty much Bennys down here ... there are the few original Pineys though :eek: :drink:

Expensive Date:
I got arrested at the 72PCT in Brooklyn once ... long story involving a FAKE water gun on 278 / BQE ... it all worked out eventually thanks to my Dad-in-Law who is in the Defense Association and knows many top lawyers and a couple judges :eureka:

That's my story and I'm sticking too it
Chris

We skipped the Staten Island part and moved to Jersey in 79.. I dunno, I was still in diapers... :eek:

We would go boating down in the area and stay at the Molley Pitcher on the weekends and also some other place in Sea Bright. I guess my parents liked it enough to move to Middletown! :cool:

In addition to that, we would also travel from Brooklyn to Beach Haven LBI on the boat.

We also stayed at the Navesink Marina and went to Tradewinds. Small world, ain't it?

The definition for a Piney is classic
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=piney

and type in "Bricktucky" ya get this one
http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...erm=bricktucky

hehehehehe. I'm at the shore next week homie ;)

LMAO..... :D

Bill I'm trying to stay out of trouble not get in trouble.:D

Come on, what fun is that..... :evilb: :evilb:

At least piss someone off while you're here, it wouldn't be a jersey trip without giving or getting the finger once! :drink:

These guys should be in the dictionary next to the word PINEY.

Oh, and this photo was taken in (609) Tuckerton, the capitol of Pineydom.

That's right, honk your horn, give the finger, yell at other drivers. It's all in good fun, just part of living in Jersey.:eek:

Classic Dee ... Love the 4th one down :eek: "please baby, lick my piney"

Begging much??!!! LMAO :D :D :D