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    NOW YOU ARE REALLY FROM JERSEY IF...
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    >1. YOU REMEMBER THE ZANZIBAR, SENSATIONS, CLUB 88, SCANDALS, SIRRICHARDS,
    >COSMOS, MIRAGE, BIRCH HILL, PEPPERMINT LOUNGE, MARLOWs, GREGORY'S, PHAROAH'S, ZANTE'S BOGIES, AMBIANCE, SHADOWS, CLUB AMERICA, 20GRAND, & PARADISIO.
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    >2. YOU ROCKED A QUARTERVILLE
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    >3. YOU CUT CLASS TO GO TO NYC
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    >4. YOU REMEMBER THE TOWN RIVALRIES (SHABAZZ VS WEEQHAIC, NWK VS.PLAINFIELD, FRANKLIN VS NEWBRUNSWICK, IRVINGTON VS. E.O.)
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    >5. CALLING EACH OTHER "FAM"
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    >6. 3 FOR $10 LONG WHITE TEE'S DOWN TO THE KNEES (FREESTYLES)
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    >7. TIMS AND GORES ARE OUR TRADEMARK FOOTWEAR
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    >8. BUYING THE ILLEST FITTED HATS ON BRANFORD PLACE
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    >9. THE UNION FLEA MARKET (NOW HOME DEPOT)
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    >10. ROUTE 1 FLEA MARKET IN NEW BRUNSWICK (NOW LOEW'S CINEMA)
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    >11. ESSEX CATHOLIC AND JACK & JILL PARTIES, YOU REMEMBER WHEN PETTY'S WAS OPEN 24 HOURS
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    >12. YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO KNEW RED, TREACH, LATIFAH OR LAUREN-YOU WORE JELLY SHOES AND TUBE TOPS
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    >13. LATE NIGHT HITS AT THE LOOP OR WEEQUAHIC PARK
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    >14. ADDIDAS FORUMS
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    >15. "SHOT OUT" IS OUR WORD
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    >16. YOU KNOW E.O. IS WHERE THE MOST JAMAICAN'S RESIDE AND THE USLIMS RESIDE IN NEWARK
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    >17. A CHICKEN SHACK AT THE HALAL- TWIN CITY ROLLER RINK
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    >18. SKATE 22, BRANCH BROOK OR EDISON
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    >19. EVERYBODY HAD A CHICK FROM HILLSIDE, IRVINGTON, SOUTH ORANGE, E.O.,VAUXHALL OR
    >MONTCLAIR KNOWING ALL THEM GIRLS KNEW EACH OTHER
    >
    >20. SOUTH MOUNTAIN, MOTHER'S DAY BIKE BLESSING OR ASBURY IN THE SUMMER
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    >21. HIGH SCHOOL STOP SHOWS (Q-DOGGS PYT, DOP, KUDOS, SIGMAS, HO-DOGGS)YOU'VE BEEN IN THE DONUT SHOP ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MARKETBECAUSE YOU HAD NO CHOICE, NOT TO BUY DONUTS
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    >22. PATENT DANCES: STOLEN CAR, MORTAL COMBAT, CHADWICK CHICKEN, LOCKINGIT UP
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    >23. YOU KNOW SOMEONE NAMED AL TARIQ OR LIL HAK-YOU REMEMBER THE "CHOCK FULL O NUTS" ON BROAD STREET
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    >24. YOU WERE MAD WHEN YOU SAW NJ DRIVE
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    >25. YOU KNEW SOME OF " BELLY" WAS FILMED IN NJ
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    >26. YOU PLAYED BALL AT THE HOLE
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    >27. YOU KNOW WHERE OR HEARD OF PRINCE STREET PROJECTS
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    >28. YOU KNEW IT WAS NOTHING TO DO ANYMORE, SO YOU CHILLED IN NYC
    >
    >29. YOU KNOW THAT LIGHT SKINNED CAT WITH THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS JERSEYWHO IS ALWAYS HANDING OUT THOSE DAMN FLYERS
    >
    >30. YOU ALWAYS SEE SOMEONE FROM NJ AT AN EVENT ELSEWHERE
    >
    >31. YOU WITNESSED A STOLEN CAR CHASE
    >
    >32. CALLING SOMEONE "OC" OR "AQUIE"
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    >33.TAKING THE "66" DOWNTOWN TAKING THE "118" TO NEW YORK WAITING FOR THE 13 OR 14 IN FRONT OF MCCRORY'S DOWNTOWN-YOU KNOW HEAVEN ON EARTH TO BE A CLOTHING STORE.-YOU KNOW THAT RIO ROMA WAS A SHOE STORE
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    >34. KNOW WHAT IS REFERRED TO AS "DOWN THE HILL", "HOOTAVILLE", "LITTLEBRICKS"
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    >35. WHEN YOU THINK EVERYONE ELSE'S STATE IS COUNTRY-THE BRANFORD MOVIE THEATER
    >AND WATCHING FOR RATS-THE ADAMS MOVIE THEATER AND WATCHING FOR BIGGER RATS
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    >36. GOING TO RED LOBSTER WITH THE OTHER BLACK FOLK-YOU KNOW THAT CARUSO'S WAS NEAR THE WATERFRONT
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    >37. WHEN YOU THINK ANYTHING BEFORE EXIT 11 ON THE TURNPIKE IS SOUTHJERSEY
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    >38. WHEN YOU REMEMBER BLUE LISCENSE PLATES
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    >39. WHEN YOU REMEMBER THE ADDING OF 973, 732 AREA CODES TO 201 AND 908-YOU HAD TO WEAR BLUE GYM SUITS
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    >40. WHEN YOU PRONOUNCE GREAT ADVENTURE AS GREATED VENTURES
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    >41. WHEN YOU KNOW WHO MAYOR SHARP JAMES IS OR HOW MAYOR GIBSON SCREWEDUP NEWARK BECAUSE HE WAS MAYOR FOR 100 YEARS.
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    >42 WHEN YOU REMEMBER GOING TO THE LIVINGSTON MALL BEFORE SHORT HILLS
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    >43. GARDEN STATE BOWLING ALLEY
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    >44. THE DOLLAR SHOE OUTLET (YOU ALL KNOW THIS ONE, DON'T FRONT!)
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    >45. GOING TO V.I.M. TO GET THOSE AJ'S AND BK'S (BRITISH KNIGHTS)
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    >46. KNOWING THAT A RAP ACT FROM OUTTA STATE WAS SURE TO HAVE THEIR SHOWSTOPPED EARLY ONLY TO GET HAULED OFF ON A STRETCHER
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    >47. SHOPPING AT BAMBURGERS DOWNTOWNSHOPPING AT HAYNES DOWNTOWNSHOPPING AT KLEINS DOWNTOWN
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    >48. SHOPPING AT JAY CEE'S
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    >49. WHITE CASTLES AFTER THE CLUB
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    >50. YOU KNOW THAT THE GIANTS AND JETS ARE THE NJ GIANTS AND THE NJ JETS- YOU KNOW WHERE AQUARIUS USED TO ON CHANCELLOR AVE
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    >51. YOU KNOW THAT SHAQ, BILL BELLAMY, QUEEN LATIFAH, AND LAUREN HILL ARE FROM NEWARK
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    >54. NOT PAYING THE TOLL ON THE PARKWAY ON YOUR WAY TO EAST ORANGE (EXIT144& 145)
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    >55.WHEN GINOS WAS ON ELIZABETH AVE NEXT TO THE HESS STATION-WHEN THERE WAS A RATED X MOVIE
    >THEATER ON ELIZABETH AVE-THE "LITTLE THEATER" ON BROAD ST. (IS IT STILL THERE?)
    >
    >56 YOU KNOW THAT THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO CALL IT JOISEY ARE FROM NEW JERSEY OR TEXAS, WE CALL IT JERSEE
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    >57. WHEN YOU REMEMBER "FUN FAIR" ON ELIZABETH AVENUE PAST THE BRIDGE
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    >58. YOU KNOW THAT IT IS CALLED GREAT ADVENTURES NOT SIX FLAGS
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    >59. YOU START PLANNING FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND IN FEBRUARY
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    >60. YOU'VE ORDERED A HARD ROLL WITH BUTTER FOR BREAKFAST
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    >61. YOU HATE NEW YORK DRIVERS
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    >62. YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SEASIDE HEIGHTS SINCE YOU WERE SEVEN YEARS OLD
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    >63. YOU HAVE EATEN AT A CHICKEN SHACK WHEN YOU WERE HIGH OR DRUNK AT 3AM
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    >64. YOU REMEMBER THE TWO GUYS DEPARTMENT STORE-YOU REMEMBER WHEN COPS WASN'T HAVING NO SH%T IN IRVINGTON-THE CHINESE RESTARANT "LEE-TOY" ON CHANCELLOR AVENUE
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    >65. YOU KNOW THAT THE STATE ISN'T ONE BIG OLD REFINERY
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    >66. YOU KNOW THAT THE STATE ISN'T ONE BIG FARM
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    >67. THE NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE DOES NOT FREAK YOU OUT AT NIGHT AND YOU ARE USED TO THE SMELL AROUND EXIT 12 AND 13
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    >68. YOU KNOW THAT THE TOLL ROAD TO THE SHORE IS THE PARKWAY AND NOT THE GARDEN STATE HIGHWAY
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    >69. EVEN YOUR SCHOOL MADE GOOD ITALIAN SUBS
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    >70. YOU KNOW THAT WAWA, QUICK CHECK, 7-11 AND KRAUZERS ARE CONVENIENCESTORES
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    >71. AT LEAST ONE MAJOR HIGHWAY IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT ALL TIMES
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    >72. OUR TAX DOLLARS ARE ALWAYS AT WORK AND WE NEVER SEE THE RESULTS
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    >73. YOU KNOW HOW TO PROPERLY NEGOTIATE A CIRCLE
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    >74. YOU KNOW WHAT A JUGHANDLE IS
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    >75 YOU KNOW THAT THE LAST TWO STATEMENTS RELATE TO DRIVING
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    >76. YOU LIVE WITHIN 30 MINUTES OF AT LEAST 3
    >DIFFERENT MALLS
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    >77. YOU KNOW WHERE JIMMY HOFFA IS BURIED
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    >78. YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW HAS BEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED AT ACTION PARK
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    >79. YOU HAVE GOTTEN ON THE WRONG HIGHWAY TRYING TO GET OUT OFWOODBRIDGE CENTER MALL
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    >80 AND FINALLY...YOU HAVE NEVER PUMPED YOUR OWN GAS!!____PASS THIS ALONG TO THOSE YOU KNOWWWW CAN RELATE-AAAHHHH- THE GOOD OLE DAYS!!!
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    Where do I begin???

    That made my morning and put a huge smile on my face, THANK YOU!!

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    Peace.

    Gettin' all nostalgic [img]graemlins/mecry.gif[/img]

    You forgot Swedish Knits


    >3. YOU CUT CLASS TO GO TO NYC

    I almost did tenth grade over because of that.
    Just playing records.


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    77. In the corner of the end zone at Giants Stadium. heh heh. How old is THAT shit...


    1. YOU REMEMBER THE ZANZIBAR, SENSATIONS, CLUB 88, SCANDALS, SIRRICHARDS,
    COSMOS, MIRAGE, BIRCH HILL, PEPPERMINT LOUNGE, MARLOWs, GREGORY'S, PHAROAH'S, ZANTE'S BOGIES, AMBIANCE, SHADOWS, CLUB AMERICA, 20GRAND, & PARADISIO.
    Paradiso was the first club that I ever saw inside. I was fourteen and fresh from North Carolina. MAAAAD country. Anyone know who used to play there?

    [ July 10, 2003, 11:31 AM: Message edited by: upliftdisco365 ]

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    Peace.


    >60. YOU'VE ORDERED A HARD ROLL WITH BUTTER FOR BREAKFAST

    With crushed barbecue potato chips.

    East Orange High School rocked [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img]
    Just playing records.


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    Originally posted by upliftdisco365:
    77. In the corner of the end zone at Giants Stadium. heh heh. How old is THAT shit...
    I beg to differ - he's under the 50 yard line. ;)

    Gino's on Elizabeth Ave got me. My father used to always get food from there when we would visit fam on Keer.
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    Numbers 73 and 74, circles and jug handles.

    JERSEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Route 70 had tons of them. I know atleast 2 on that road still exist, in Lakehurst, and near Ft. Dix leading up to route 72.

    Peace

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    - add El castille to #1
    - Sandwiches Unlimited on Main Street in Orange
    - WHAAAT! the Union flea market is now Home Depot??? tells you i havent been on that side of town in ages
    - Brothers BBQ on So orange Ave (Smoke wafting into the street and a line of customers halfway down the block)

    _ Kosher Irishman's on Central Ave (mmm cant you tell Im hungry right now, focusing on all the food joints)
    - Blue License plates go back even farther to the beige w/ black letters
    - The Ormont theater and Hollywood theater

    - I couldnt cut class, I went to Marylawn, They werent having that shit LOL


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    Peace

    >4. YOU REMEMBER THE TOWN RIVALRIES (SHABAZZ VS WEEQHAIC, NWK VS.PLAINFIELD, FRANKLIN VS NEWBRUNSWICK, IRVINGTON VS. E.O.)

    Montclair Vs. East Orange [img]mad1.gif[/img]

    13. LATE NIGHT HITS AT THE LOOP OR WEEQUAHIC PARK

    Pronounced: Week-way :D

    17. A CHICKEN SHACK AT THE HALAL- TWIN CITY ROLLER RINK

    Walked to East Orange from Twin City once. The # 21 bus driver wasn't playing that night.
    Just playing records.


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    Originally posted by SuzanneT:
    - add El castille to #1
    - Sandwiches Unlimited on Main Street in Orange
    - WHAAAT! the Union flea market is now Home Depot??? tells you i havent been on that side of town in ages
    - Brothers BBQ on So orange Ave (Smoke wafting into the street and a line of customers halfway down the block)

    _ Kosher Irishman's on Central Ave (mmm cant you tell Im hungry right now, focusing on all the food joints)
    - Blue License plates go back even farther to the beige w/ black letters
    - The Ormont theater and Hollywood theater

    - I couldnt cut class, I went to Marylawn, They werent having that shit LOL


    Thanks for the memories [img]graemlins/grinyes.gif[/img]
    Speakin of food: Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Just playing records.


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    JERSEY GRUB

    Bragmans on Hawthorne Ave. - Sandwiches
    Jimmy Buffs - Italian Hotdogs/sausages
    Cooper's on Orange St. - SAMICHES

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    Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight. [/QB]
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
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    Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams. [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist?
    Just playing records.


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    Yes, the memories!!!!!!

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    ha!

    definitely 1, 3, 10, and 58...........
    DJ Rated M live in the mix every Wednesday
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    11 pm - 1 am gmt

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    Originally posted by upliftdisco365:
    77. In the corner of the end zone at Giants Stadium. heh heh. How old is THAT shit...


    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />1. YOU REMEMBER THE ZANZIBAR, SENSATIONS, CLUB 88, SCANDALS, SIRRICHARDS,
    COSMOS, MIRAGE, BIRCH HILL, PEPPERMINT LOUNGE, MARLOWs, GREGORY'S, PHAROAH'S, ZANTE'S BOGIES, AMBIANCE, SHADOWS, CLUB AMERICA, 20GRAND, & PARADISIO.
    Paradiso was the first club that I ever saw inside. I was fourteen and fresh from North Carolina. MAAAAD country. Anyone know who used to play there? </font>[/QUOTE]Paradisio had this dj named Mike his last name might have been Knight and Maurice Winbush. Also Hutch, Mark IV, and Stephon Johnson had memorable parties there. Gotta throw Dock's in as a historical spot as well as Ebony Manor and Irvington Manor. Sensations was originally called New Experience and I can remember going to a club in E.O. called Doops.

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    back in the day BIG BALLS AND CREW AT THE PARADISO WITH DJ HUCTH WHAT MEMORIES
    IN 1979 AND YEAH MIKE MCKNIGHT

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    Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
    </font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist? [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]As far as I know yes, HOWEVER it's been a while but I have not heard that they closed down. I could be wrong.
    Hey, I thought they'd never get rid of Union Market and looked what happend.

    Did you go to EO High?
    It ain't how much you know, it's what you do with what you do know!

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    Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
    </font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist?
    </font>[/QUOTE]As far as I know yes, HOWEVER it's been a while but I have not heard that they closed down. I could be wrong.
    Hey, I thought they'd never get rid of Union Market and looked what happend.

    Did you go to EO High? [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]Yeah. 1979-1983
    Just playing records.


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    Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
    </font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist?
    </font>[/QUOTE]As far as I know yes, HOWEVER it's been a while but I have not heard that they closed down. I could be wrong.
    Hey, I thought they'd never get rid of Union Market and looked what happend.

    Did you go to EO High?
    </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah. 1979-1983 [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]Then you definitely know my father - LOL!!
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    Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
    </font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist?
    </font>[/QUOTE]As far as I know yes, HOWEVER it's been a while but I have not heard that they closed down. I could be wrong.
    Hey, I thought they'd never get rid of Union Market and looked what happend.

    Did you go to EO High?
    </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah. 1979-1983
    </font>[/QUOTE]Then you definitely know my father - LOL!! [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]LOL

    I probably beat him up :D

    Did you have family that went during that time?
    Just playing records.


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    Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Leslie:
    </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Cooper's pastrami was it.

    Ormont theater: They played this karate movie, Dragon On Fire, it seemed for 5 years straight.
    Cooper's is still it as far as I am concerned.
    Also, Sandwiches Unlimited in Orange.

    Who remembers Club La Prarie?
    While they didn't have this where I lived - Drill Teams.
    </font>[/QUOTE]Leslie,

    Does Cooper's still exist?
    </font>[/QUOTE]As far as I know yes, HOWEVER it's been a while but I have not heard that they closed down. I could be wrong.
    Hey, I thought they'd never get rid of Union Market and looked what happend.

    Did you go to EO High?
    </font>[/QUOTE]Yeah. 1979-1983
    </font>[/QUOTE]Then you definitely know my father - LOL!!
    </font>[/QUOTE]LOL

    I probably beat him up :D

    Did you have family that went during that time? [/QB]</font>[/QUOTE]No he worked there during that time and later.
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    Thanks for the memories Sweetiluv I was raised on Elizabeth Avenue across from Weequahic Pk down from White Castle in Nwk. Worked at F.W Woolworth famous for their Italian Ice and hot Pretzels. Loved the Adams on Sunday and was a regular at Twin City. Hit Gino's in Hillside back in the day.

    Jersey love.

    TM

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    Originally posted by PhoreAyem:
    Peace.


    &gt;60. YOU'VE ORDERED A HARD ROLL WITH BUTTER FOR BREAKFAST

    With crushed barbecue potato chips.

    East Orange High School rocked [img]graemlins/rofl.gif[/img]
    and a hard roll with taylor ham, egg and cheese with a side of french fries w/ melted cheese and gravy at 5 am after the club. [img]smile.gif[/img]

    where is/was everyone's favorite diner?
    GO GIANTS!!!

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    I have no idea how people don't love French Fries Cheese and Gravy - it'll kill ya, but its great. My favorite place to get them back in the day was Munchies on 23 North going towards Willowbrook Mall.
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