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1. 61. Katie_Scarlett | August 11th, 2008 at 1:36 pm

   bradykp wrote:

   when you said 30s (i think it was you - or whoever), i picture more like 35-40 yr olds. and i just don’t see that scene in hoboken. i think most people i see out in hoboken are of the 23 - 30 yr old range.

   Broaden your horizons, move off of Washington Street and 1st. Several bars cater to a calmer 30’s crowd.

2. 62. oh well okay | August 11th, 2008 at 1:36 pm

   lm24kc wrote:

   bradykp wrote:

   i’m tired of the recent grads that don’t realize there are some people in town that don’t want to deal with the BS. i go out and party plenty, i get drunk sometimes. but when i’m walking down the street near residential areas, i am respectful of noise. same thing when i am in my apartment. i am respectful of my neighbors.

   So it’s the recent grads that make all the noise right? I don’t think it matters what age you are. An asshole at 25 is still an asshole at 45.
   I live in a 4 story condo. People downstairs from me are 35ish with a young kid. The crying baby makes noise, but that’s to be expected. The people on the 4th floor are recent Rutgers grads. They occasionally have parties, but are pretty respectable with the noise. The people up above us on the 3rd floor are older (40’s) and by far the most inconsiderate. They come home drunk blasting music at 3am, move furniture at 4am, and hang out yelling on the deck until 5am - absolutely every Friday and Saturday!!
   As a recent grad myself, I am appalled at them and their friends lack of respect. Bottom line, even old farts are inconsiderate.

   call the cops on those douchebags or confront them yourself. people are fucking rude self centered assholes. i love getting drunk and do it often - things i do NOT do when i am drunk:

   - yell “woo-hoo!” at the top of my lungs for no reason
   - urinate in the street
   - come home and blare my music
   - go sit outside and talk in my drunk voice.

3. 63. bradykp | August 11th, 2008 at 1:39 pm

   Katie_Scarlett wrote:

   bradykp wrote:

   when you said 30s (i think it was you - or whoever), i picture more like 35-40 yr olds. and i just don’t see that scene in hoboken. i think most people i see out in hoboken are of the 23 - 30 yr old range.

   Broaden your horizons, move off of Washington Street and 1st. Several bars cater to a calmer 30’s crowd.

   i don’t go to most of the bars i’m talking about. i’m saying that it seems to me that that is a majority of the party-goers in hoboken. at least, when i drive/walk around town, that’s what i see.

   but as for “calmer”, which bars are you referring to, because i’m always looking to check out some more relaxed places. i have few that i have enjoyed.

4. 64. bradykp | August 11th, 2008 at 1:40 pm

   oh well okay wrote:

   call the cops on those douchebags or confront them yourself. people are fucking rude self centered assholes. i love getting drunk and do it often - things i do NOT do when i am drunk:

   - yell “woo-hoo!” at the top of my lungs for no reason
   - urinate in the street
   - come home and blare my music
   - go sit outside and talk in my drunk voice.

   hahahahaha. A+ post right here.

   i guess some people just know how to handle their alcohol and some don’t. i’ve gotten plastered many-a-time, but i just don’t do the BS that tons of these people do, regardless of their age!

5. 65. Katie_Scarlett | August 11th, 2008 at 4:54 pm

   bradykp wrote:

   Katie_Scarlett wrote:

   bradykp wrote:

   when you said 30s (i think it was you - or whoever), i picture more like 35-40 yr olds. and i just don’t see that scene in hoboken. i think most people i see out in hoboken are of the 23 - 30 yr old range.

   Broaden your horizons, move off of Washington Street and 1st. Several bars cater to a calmer 30’s crowd.

   i don’t go to most of the bars i’m talking about. i’m saying that it seems to me that that is a majority of the party-goers in hoboken. at least, when i drive/walk around town, that’s what i see.

   but as for “calmer”, which bars are you referring to, because i’m always looking to check out some more relaxed places. i have few that i have enjoyed.

   I’d rather not say, I don’t want a bunch of douche bags showing up and ruining the scene. LOL

6. 66. bradykp | August 12th, 2008 at 8:45 am

   Katie_Scarlett wrote:

   bradykp wrote:

   Katie_Scarlett wrote:

   bradykp wrote:

   when you said 30s (i think it was you - or whoever), i picture more like 35-40 yr olds. and i just don’t see that scene in hoboken. i think most people i see out in hoboken are of the 23 - 30 yr old range.

   Broaden your horizons, move off of Washington Street and 1st. Several bars cater to a calmer 30’s crowd.

   i don’t go to most of the bars i’m talking about. i’m saying that it seems to me that that is a majority of the party-goers in hoboken. at least, when i drive/walk around town, that’s what i see.

   but as for “calmer”, which bars are you referring to, because i’m always looking to check out some more relaxed places. i have few that i have enjoyed.

   I’d rather not say, I don’t want a bunch of douche bags showing up and ruining the scene. LOL

   email me bradykp@gmail.com

   i’m serious, i’d like to check out some quieter places that i could enjoy when my parents come out to visit and we just want to have a drink. please!

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