Where are YOU from?

I was just curious to see where all us Devils fans here are all from,I thought it would be intresting...Im from Moncton,N-B Canada

clark, new jersey in the fall, winter, spring and normandy beach new jersey in the summer :-)

and i go to school in reading, pennsylvania

Webster, NY

Dayton, OH

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Been a Devils fan since 2000

From the Down-Under in Sydney! :yo:

lol ringwood, nj. way north, few minutes from ny state

Oradell, New Jersey; currently located in Chicago, Illinois.

I've bounced around the state of NJ but I now live in Morris County: Devils country.

Freehold, NJ; currently located in beautiful (haha) Troy, NY

Jersey Shore represent!

Ocean Twp. (Monmouth County)

2 years in Kansas City, MO, 6 years in Denver, CO and the last 25 years here in NJ

Grew up in the Bronx, NY but my dad's family is from Long Branch,NJ and I still spend a good part of my summer's down the Jersey shore - and we just bought a house in New Milford, CT in the past year - working on all the ex-whaler fans who hate the Rangers to be Devils fans. ;)

I grew up mostly in Sayreville NJ. Then moved around NJ a bit after college. I moved last year to western Maryland cause of my job.

Hey Lou, I lived in Ocean Township too, right by continental gardens, before I moved back to Sayreville!

Sparta, NJ.....up in the sticks baby!

Monmouth County in Holmdel, NJ (Asian capital of the state)

Born and raised in South Brunswick, NJ (Kendall Park to be specific). Moved out of NJ in late 1995 and currently live in Lancaster, PA.

Sparta, NJ.....up in the sticks baby!

loser sparta:biglaugh: ;)

im from long island, but for the past year ive been in espoo and since the new year, turku finland. a 2 hour or so drive from the capital helsinki. atleast the local team here isnt too bad. also turku has a history of having good players. sami salo and the koivu bros to name a couple:yo:.

Born & raised in East Brunswick, then lived in Plainsboro, Pompton Lakes, Howell & now in Manchester, NJ.

North Jersey - born, raised, college educated, and employed (I think I need to get away)

Grew up in Summit, went to school in Hoboken, living/working in Morristown

I was just curious to see where all us Devils fans here are all from,I thought it would be intresting...Im from Moncton,N-B Canada

Not far from you. I live in Charlottetown PEI but was born and raised in Bathurst, NB and lived a few years in Moncton, NB.

born in Bogota, New Jersey and I live there during the summer. I live at school in Long Island during the school year.

Fair Lawn, NJ. Currently living in Boston for college.

New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada and Halifax, Nova Scotia when I'm at school

Long Island.

Long Beach, LI

Born and bred and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. However, I've also lived in Cherry Hill, Bridgewater and Freehold, NJ. And plan to move back to the Freehold area one day. I just love Belmar beach in the summer.

Born in Jersey City, moved to Point Pleasant when I was 5, then moved to Hoboken for college, lived there for about 8 or 9 years, now I live in Bayonne.

Born in Israel, but moved to Teaneck when I was 3.

Grew up in the Bronx, NY but my dad's family is from Long Branch,NJ and I still spend a good part of my summer's down the Jersey shore - and we just bought a house in New Milford, CT in the past year - working on all the ex-whaler fans who hate the Rangers to be Devils fans. ;)
Whereabouts in the Bronx? I used to live in Riverdale for a few years and I remember seeing a 4x4 with a Devils tire cover on the back.

I've lived in Manhattan for about 9 years until I moved up to the Bronx for 5 years. We still have the place but my parents moved down to Asheville, NC, which I'm currently visiting (Canes country :thumbd: ).

I just moved out of Chicago and I'll soon be heading out to Boston.

I have lived in Old Bridge, NJ for a year or two when I was a little kid.

Raised in Keyport, NJ.

Born in Elizabeth, NJ, moved to Somerville, went to Rutgers (NB) and now living in North Brunswick.

Born in Muskegon, MI - college and graduate schools in Chicago. Then Louisville, Boston burbs, Philly burbs, back to Boston burbs, with London and Paris in the mix. A NooYawker since 99, split tween Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Born in South Brunswick, when I'm not at school I live just outside of Princeton. For the next month I'm in Williamsburg, VA, and then in the fall I'll be heading to Newark for school.

Long Island.

Grew up in West Windsor Township (outside of Princeton)

Surprised to see a couple other Long Islanders. Pain in the butt commute to Continental but well worth it.

Born and raised in northern Manitoba, then lived 14 years in Victoria, BC. Now living in Edmonton, AB until summer of 2008 then going back to Victoria.

Niagara Falls, Ontario. Woo.

staten island

Somerset country NJ. Right now I live on campus at Monmouth University but school ends May 8th.

Whereabouts in the Bronx? I used to live in Riverdale for a few years and I remember seeing a 4x4 with a Devils tire cover on the back.

I've lived in Manhattan for about 9 years until I moved up to the Bronx for 5 years. We still have the place but my parents moved down to Asheville, NC, which I'm currently visiting (Canes country :thumbd: ).

I just moved out of Chicago and I'll soon be heading out to Boston.

I have lived in Old Bridge, NJ for a year or two when I was a little kid.

I grew up on the other side of the Bronx - tieman Ave by where the Pelham Parkway ends, closer to gun hill road. My wife did live in Riverdale when we started dating a few years back - I've lived in Mt Vernon the for awhile myself and I did have a truck with a Devils bumper sticker and my license plate was DEVLS but its an explorer and my tire is underneath so it wasn't me - was always envious of those tire covers though - wanted a Devils one so bad.

Born in former Yugoslavia (Bosnia & Hercegovina), raised in Sweden. Student at Örebro Univeristy here in Örebro, Sweden....

I've lived in Hunterdon county all my life in alexandria twp- right across the street from where Jayson Williams from the nets shot his limo driver

During the school time, I'm in Newark at school, and in the fall I'll be moving into an apartment in Newark

Scotch Plains, NJ

Essex County, NJ, in glorious(lol) E. Orange.

N.J TPK exit 8 Highstown, 50min drive to CAA and 60min to Wachovia Center.

Plenty of Devils, Flyers and Rags fans. Get all teams on regular cable and the Isles also. Plus Centre Ice and XM204. I like hockey!:yo:

Grew up in the Mountains and Pond Hockey area of Northern NJ in Vernon,

Then
Upstate NY (Rochester)
back to Parsippany, NJ
Now In Waynes World----Aurora Illinois.

God, Deep dish Pizza Sucks. Miss that NY thin Crust Bad. Found a few out here that have halfway decent thin though.

Montreal, Québec, Canada

Always been a Devils and will die a Devils fan.... and always been a Habs hater and will die as one.

LET'S GO DEVILS !!!!!!!!

2 years in Kansas City, MO, 6 years in Denver, CO and the last 25 years here in NJ
Nice One.....


Oradell, New Jersey; currently located in Chicago, Illinois.

Where in Chicago?

Montreal, Québec, Canada

Always been a Devils and will die a Devils fan.... and always been a Habs hater and will die as one.

LET'S GO DEVILS !!!!!!!!
Great to have you on our side, but explain your hatred for the Habs?
Montreal is my favorite road trip for the Devils.

Nice One.....




Where in Chicago?
Hyde Park.

I'm a New Yorker at heart, though, I miss the city like nothing else. Chicago just doesn't compare.

Toronto, Ontario. The belly of the beast.

Born and raised in England, re-located to Texas to marry my pen-friend, been here ever since and witnessed the Devils win two cups.
Reason I'm a Devils fan, I had another pen-friend who took me to a Devils game on April 28 1995 when I visited New Jersey, vs Florida, we won that game 3-1, Claude Lemieux scored, and I've been a Devils fan since.

Scotch Plains, NJ

you're from scotch plains? im from clark... all of my friends are from spf.... how old are you

Albany NY.

Long Guy-land ;)

Born and raised in Guelph Ontario Canada

Randolph, NJ. Currently living in Florida and Maryland.

currently in Syracuse, NY but originally from Kingston, NY

Bel Air, MD (about 20 minutes north of Baltimore)

Right down the road form the Gomez' in Anchorage, AK.

I was born, raised, and still live in Edison, New Jersey. No, I'm not from anywhere else but Edison, New Jersey. Birthplace of the light bulb and home of the greatest sub shop in the WORLD.

Hamburg, New York. It's a suburb of Buffalo. I only live about 15-20 minutes from HSBC arena. My house is two blocks away from Lake Erie. It gets really annoying, so many bandwagon Sabre fans here that think they know more about hockey than anyone else.

Monmouth County in Holmdel, NJ (Asian capital of the state)

You've obviously never been to Fort Lee.

I was born in Hoboken, grew up in Ocean County (among the Flyer fans -- arrgh) and now live in Union County.

Born and raised in Rutherford, NJ

Born in New Bruswick, lived in South River for 22+ years. Now live in Sayreville since Aug-Sept. Annoyed by all N.Y Rags fans and know very few Devils fans. Probably am one of the craziest hardcore Devils fans. Will go above and beyond to defend us. Long live DEVILS fans!

Calgary, Alberta, Canada and proud of it!

Long Island.

Grew up in West Windsor Township (outside of Princeton)

Surprised to see a couple other Long Islanders. Pain in the butt commute to Continental but well worth it.

haha i know, its rediculous isnt it. damn belt :rant: :rant: dam northern:rant: :rant: dam ss:rant: :rant: dam 495:rant: :rant: atleast when i finally head home, if its not too late.....we long islanders can grab a blizzard on the way back. couple that with a devils win and it makes the journey back to the 516 or 631 that much sweeter:D :yo:

born and raised in Wyckoff- Now in Closter
Ithaca
Steamboat
Newport

in between

born and raised in Wyckoff- Now in Closter
Ithaca
Steamboat
Newport

in between


Dirty Jersey, Hunt'em Down!

Vernon, NJ. My user name kind of gives it away.

I'm from Boston Mass and I've been a devils fan since '94 when I first got into hockey.

I was born, raised, and still live in Edison, New Jersey. No, I'm not from anywhere else but Edison, New Jersey. Birthplace of the light bulb and home of the greatest sub shop in the WORLD.

Edison diner. I need not say more.

Located right off the Parkway in beautiful Neptune NJ:yo:

Edison diner. I need not say more.

What About the Hot Grill Dogs---Clifton


Let me get Two All the Way!

Edison diner. I need not say more.

You mean the Plaza Diner, right?

You mean the Plaza Diner, right?

haha maybe? My friends just call it Edison diner cause we're from nowhere near there, and only go during drunken treks to the best diner food in Jersey.

haha maybe? My friends just call it Edison diner cause we're from nowhere near there, and only go during drunken treks to the best diner food in Jersey.

Well, there are multiple diners in Edison. The Skylark SUCKS; the Plaza Diner on Rt. 27 is awesome, and the Edison Diner (right before the bridge over the Raritan on Rt. 1 South) is good too. So...there actually IS an Edison Diner; but I believe the Plaza Diner to be better. But you will never have a hard time having good eats in Edison.

OK, sorry for the thread de-railment. Anyone else here from Edison? Metuchen? Piscataway? Highland Park (a.k.a. the Home of WHITE ROSE)?

Russia))

and the Edison Diner (right before the bridge over the Raritan on Rt. 1 South) is good too.

This is the one. I guess I was right to begin with ;)

Best Diner I was in was one called Americana Diner in Union. They had the best lobster.

I don't think its safe to eat anything in Edison ;)

Raised in North Plainfield, lived in Piscataway for 4 years, just moved to Raritan in December, 2007.

Devils fan since '88.

Best Diner I was in was one called Americana Diner in Union. They had the best lobster.

I don't think its safe to eat anything in Edison ;)

You actually ordered lobster from a diner?!?!

It was the special that night. We were coming home from the airport and wanted to stop by somewhere to eat.

Talking about Rt 1. I used to go to Fudruckers right there on Rt 1 in Edison/New Brunswick.

It was the special that night. We were coming home from the airport and wanted to stop by somewhere to eat.

Hats off! You're braver than I am.

Hats off! You're braver than I am.

You wanna talk about brave. I once got lost in South Brunswick and drove around the neighborhood... And there was that time I stopped in center city Philadelphia for gas.

Sussex county, New jersey

You wanna talk about brave. I once got lost in South Brunswick and drove around the neighborhood... And there was that time I stopped in center city Philadelphia for gas.


I could see Philly maybe but South Brunswick...:shakehead

Philly isnt that bad, anyway I'm from Marlton, NJ.

im originally from ny ( brooklyn) , moved to Jersey 8 years ago and live in Marlboro nj

Great to have you on our side, but explain your hatred for the Habs?
Montreal is my favorite road trip for the Devils.

Were to start :sarcasm:

The reason I dislike Montreal is because they have STUPID fans and the media is even more rediculous. They have no loyalty !!! If something goes wrong, they'll be like "we need to trade Dandenault and Samsonov for Crosby and Whitney" . Have you seen the threads on trade rumors that are made by Habs fans (ex: INSANE666 = :help:), they get burned 99.9% of the time.

The media pretends that they know every thing and every body. The said that they knew why Julien was fired, when in reality they didn't know ****.

Alot of Habs fans know alot about they'Re team, but don't know jack **** about the rest of the league and when someone tells me that Rafalski is a 4th or 5th defencemen any were else in the league... I JUST LOOSE MY MIND.

We (the Devils and they're fans) are hated by every other teams fans and I just LOVE IT :D

I guess that's what happens when you dominate the league like we've been dowing the last 10 years or so.

LET'S GO DEVILS !!!!!!!

Born & raised in East Brunswick, then lived in Plainsboro, Pompton Lakes, Howell & now in Manchester, NJ.
Nice, I'm born and raised in East Brunswick, and currently live in Plainsboro.

Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada (twenty minutes away from Niagara Falls)

From Gillette, NJ, currently in Emmitsburg, MD until the summer.

Bradford, ON...northernmost suburb of Toronto.

When we finally plan the HF pick-up game over the summer, you all know Woodbridge makes the most sense.

And the best diner is the Reo or the Galaxy Diner on 35 towards Rahway

Philly isnt that bad, anyway I'm from Marlton, NJ.

Center City, not really philly. This was one of those all black urban areas. I had my gf in the car with her 2 kids. All white, and the gas station was full of all black guys with little kids coming up offering to pump gas for me. I'm not stereotyping, but man it was kind of creepy.

Canberra A.C.T, Australia

DELAWARE:(
...but originally from Teaneck, New Jersey.

When we finally plan the HF pick-up game over the summer, you all know Woodbridge makes the most sense.

And the best diner is the Reo or the Galaxy Diner on 35 towards RahwayLEt me know. I am in. Try to make it on a weekend like a Saturday or Sunday preferably over the first week of July. Gotta get two hours of ice time if I am going to drive 8-9 hours.:handclap:

I was born, raised, and still live in Edison, New Jersey. No, I'm not from anywhere else but Edison, New Jersey. Birthplace of the light bulb and home of the greatest sub shop in the WORLD.
Tastee Sub Shop 2 in South Brunswick > Tastee Sub Shop 1 in Edison...unless you're talking about that Edison Sub Shop which is just okay.

Born in New Brunswick, moved to North Brunswick when I was young. Lived there for a while, went to school in Hoboken. Now I'm out in Evanston, IL which is practically Chicago.

Virginia via NJ

Tastee Sub Shop 2 in South Brunswick > Tastee Sub Shop 1 in Edison...unless you're talking about that Edison Sub Shop which is just okay.

Born in New Brunswick, moved to North Brunswick when I was young. Lived there for a while, went to school in Hoboken. Now I'm out in Evanston, IL which is practically Chicago.
Tastee Sub Shop 2 is AMAZING. Man, I haven't been there in awhile, since we moved from South Brunswick it's a little far away.

Damn, I miss Jersey food. The stuff here in VA just doesn't compare.

Damn, I miss Jersey food. The stuff here in VA just doesn't compare.

No doubt. The delis are crap in Virginia, and the Italian places are a disaster. The one thing I have discovered is Thai, lots of good Thai restaurants. But not having quality pizza, sausage/meatball/veal, italian hoagies, etc. was really tough to swallow when I moved down here after college.

No doubt. The delis are crap in Virginia, and the Italian places are a disaster. The one thing I have discovered is Thai, lots of good Thai restaurants. But not having quality pizza, sausage/meatball/veal, italian hoagies, etc. was really tough to swallow when I moved down here after college.
I hear ya. I'm sorry, Domino's and Papa John's aren't pizza, they're crap.

No doubt. The delis are crap in Virginia, and the Italian places are a disaster. The one thing I have discovered is Thai, lots of good Thai restaurants. But not having quality pizza, sausage/meatball/veal, italian hoagies, etc. was really tough to swallow when I moved down here after college.
There are no real delis in Chicago, just overpriced "sandwich" places that are terrible. Don't even get me started on the pizza. If you can find regular non-deep dish pizza they cut it into a grid! Not even slices! What is that about?

for the NoVa people, the Italian Store in Lyon Plaza in Arlington (off Lee Highway) is as close to Jersey as you'll get down there. In the 9 years I spent down there, the Italian Store was often a lifeline.

HRE - definitely loved the Thai down there. The Vietnamese food was delicious, too.

Problem in Virginia is, you get Asians, Indians, Greeks (basically anybody but Italians) owning supposed "pizza shops," no offense to the Orientals (to quote Bill Parcels), but you just cannot make pizza!!!

I was very disappointed several years ago when I was in Chicago, I heard all these great things about the pizza, just wasn't that good. People of New Jersey/New York, you are blessed with the culinary gift to humanity known as "Italian-Americans."

Born in Hackensack & now living in Middletown, NJ

Devils Lake, North Dakota!

Once I graduate from High School, I'm looking to get the hell out of here though. :sarcasm:

Jamestown,ND.I must admit I have never been a Devils fan but since Parise and now Zajac,former FIGHTING SIOUX players,are now on the team I've become a huge fan.:yo:

Tastee Sub Shop 2 in South Brunswick > Tastee Sub Shop 1 in Edison...unless you're talking about that Edison Sub Shop which is just okay.

Born in New Brunswick, moved to North Brunswick when I was young. Lived there for a while, went to school in Hoboken. Now I'm out in Evanston, IL which is practically Chicago.Tastee was pretty cheap when I used to go there. Best subs/hogies in N.J is Hogie Haven was in their with my Devils jersey on and the guy behind the counter was a Devs fan. I hate the word hogie sub sounds much better.

Problem in Virginia is, you get Asians, Indians, Greeks (basically anybody but Italians) owning supposed "pizza shops," no offense to the Orientals (to quote Bill Parcels), but you just cannot make pizza!!!

I was very disappointed several years ago when I was in Chicago, I heard all these great things about the pizza, just wasn't that good. People of New Jersey/New York, you are blessed with the culinary gift to humanity known as "Italian-Americans."

I find that kind of funny. Because Italians can obviously make pasta. Guess where thats from originally?

Just because someone from another country adopts the recipe for something doesn't automatically make them unable to follow it.

I remember I used to go to this Italian pizza place owned by an Italian with really good pizza, I caught a peek of the guy making pizzas in the back and he was definately not italian. You can't judge a book by its cover.

Alaska.

I can't think of any good sub shops I don't usually go to them. I did like Blimpies when they were here. The Mexican food is pretty decent. One of the best is out of a motorhome they have good burritos which they deep fry and you can get cheese stuffed inside it also. they slice the burrito longways and stuff cheese in it. Their tacos are also good. They are expensive though as burritos are I think 2.25 and 2.50 with cheese. I think tacos are 2.00. But they are good and worth it. though they had to move because the people who owned the land had to put up yet another hotel up and it's a terrible place for a hotel. They are in a bit of a harder to get to location.


The other mexican place I like is hit or miss. They also have good chips and salsa which is supposedly made fresh every day. They are cutting back though as a bunch of stuff they used to have that was good they took off. Like Zuccini and they had this awesome cheese sauce that they took off and replaced with sour cream or some crap it's nasty. They over expanded also because there used to be 3 restaurants in Anchorage but one closed. They also expanded to Japan for some reason and Hawaii.


Burgers you got the usual Red Robin is allright but the local place kills it. It's called Arctic Road Runner they have good burgers. Seafood I honestly can't think of a good local place that isn't expensive. If you drive about 5 hours down south there are a bunch of good places though. Pizza there are a few places my favorite is champion pizza which is good 99% of the things I've had there have been awesome http://www.championpizza.net/. The other place I heard is good is Mooses tooth. I've never been there but it's supposed to be good.

There are a few other places I haven't been to like the Peanut Farm which is supposed to be good. They also expanded and have tv's everywhere. Gwennies is another place I haven't been to in a long time since probably the mid eighties. Everything here is hit or miss though or atleast most places. We are going to be a pretty decent place for japanese/chinese food here in a few years. Too bad I don't like that kind of food. the quality of mexican food should go up also. There are a few places that do some things good and other things badly. If you could mash all the mexican restaurants together we probably would have one of the best. Italian I haven't had good Italian good everywhere I've been it's tasted the same and it's been good but nothing to note.

This is a bit longer that I thought but I'm kind of hungry.

Tastee Sub Shop 2 is AMAZING. Man, I haven't been there in awhile, since we moved from South Brunswick it's a little far away.

Damn, I miss Jersey food. The stuff here in VA just doesn't compare.

The last comment reminded me of the food from the Jersey shore. Whether its the fries or fried oreos or any other extremely unhealthy innovation, they are truly one of a kind. No place even compares.

Born in Camden, raised in West Trenton/Ewing when the College of New Jersey was still Trenton State College, living in Tucson, AZ.


Late to this thread and I know there's a food thread now

Miss the pizza and the Italian bread and rolls. The water mineral content is different west of the Mississippi River and the dough is not the same.

The best roast beef sub sandwiches I ever had were from Kelvy's Submarine Shop at 1305 Nottingham Way, when I worked for USG in '86. I'm mostly vegetarian these days.

I find that kind of funny. Because Italians can obviously make pasta. Guess where thats from originally?
China.
Just because someone from another country adopts the recipe for something doesn't automatically make them unable to follow it.

I remember I used to go to this Italian pizza place owned by an Italian with really good pizza, I caught a peek of the guy making pizzas in the back and he was definately not italian. You can't judge a book by its cover.
I know how you guys feel when you walk into a place and the people there aren't of the same origin as the cuisine, but there are tons of places that would surprise you. The majority of New York pizza places are run by a bunch of Mexicans who have got the **** down. My friend worked at a top Japanese restaurant in the Wall Street area and the chefs there were Mexican. Will Smith and the Olsen twins couldn't even tell the difference.

Elmwood Park, NJ

Edison, NJ. kill me.

Going to Albany for school in the fall. Anyone know if that's too far for Devils games on tv? lol I figure it's getting to close to Buffalo (though it's still 300+ miles I think...) but I can still dream... anyone wanna shatter the dream for me?

London Ontario, Canada

Born/raised Point Pleasant Beach- St. Peters G.S. H.S-Monsignor Donovan (St. Joe's) last 20 yrs.- Virginia Beach

I hear ya. I'm sorry, Domino's and Papa John's aren't pizza, they're crap.


I wouldn't say Dominos is crap it's allright if you need something fast. Plus they do cheesy bread very well. Papa Johns is crap though.

Philly isnt that bad, anyway I'm from Marlton, NJ.

Just down the road from you. Right behind Prospectors off of 38. Mt. Laurel, NJ. Philly Country. Die Hard Devils fan for life. Grew up in Central Jersey.

montreal canada:yo:

Absecon, NJ (right outside of Atlantic City)

this place is full of flyers fan...I can't find any Devils stuff in South Jersey at all...sucks so much

Clinton, NY. It's near Utica if anybody knows where that is. And about an hour from Syracuse.

Hey guys, I'm really new to the board, I just found it and joined today! I'm a huge UND Fighting Sioux fan! I've been following Zach and Zajac....

I'm from Fargo, ND... I go to school at UND in Grand Forks, ND!

GO FIGHTING SIOUX!!! Go Devils!

There are no real delis in Chicago, just overpriced "sandwich" places that are terrible. Don't even get me started on the pizza. If you can find regular non-deep dish pizza they cut it into a grid! Not even slices! What is that about?

Crash,

I have been out in Aurora Il for about a 1 1/2 years. I have vowed my time out here to find a good slice. I have indeed found a few New York/Jersey slices.

Some of the Oasis' have a joint called La Famiglia. I know the DesPlaines does, possibly O'Hare and its pretty good.
Next place was what used to be a Sbarro, now it is an Umbertos in the Fox Valley Mall (only the Plain cheese slices though, but thats all i want) This is the best i found.
Rosati's Double Dough is marginal, as is Amados. I haven't eaten at the same place more than once but i just found the Umberto's so i will now. These are out in the West Suburbs though.
You have to tell them ahead of time to cut them in Traditional Slices. I dont understand the Squares either!


If you or anyone in the Chicago area finds any other good pizza let me know PLEASE!!!! i eat a pie myself when i ivisit my folks in Jersey

Second the Motion on the Subs. Subway/Quizno's doesnt cut it. Same for Bagels. I need to find a good Jewish Deli.

The last comment reminded me of the food from the Jersey shore. Whether its the fries or fried oreos or any other extremely unhealthy innovation, they are truly one of a kind. No place even compares.

Three Brothers Pizza!!!!! AWWWWW YEEEAAAHHH

Alaska.

I can't think of any good sub shops I don't usually go to them. I did like Blimpies when they were here. The Mexican food is pretty decent. One of the best is out of a motorhome they have good burritos which they deep fry and you can get cheese stuffed inside it also. they slice the burrito longways and stuff cheese in it. Their tacos are also good. They are expensive though as burritos are I think 2.25 and 2.50 with cheese. I think tacos are 2.00. But they are good and worth it. though they had to move because the people who owned the land had to put up yet another hotel up and it's a terrible place for a hotel. They are in a bit of a harder to get to location............

............the other mexican place I like is hit or miss. They also have good chips and salsa which is supposedly made fresh every day. They are cutting back though as a bunch of stuff they used to have that was good they took off. Like Zuccini and they had this awesome cheese sauce that they took off and replaced with sour cream or some crap it's nasty. They over expanded also because there used to be 3 restaurants in Anchorage but one closed. They also expanded to Japan for some reason and Hawaii.



This is a bit longer that I thought but I'm kind of hungry.



Haha, funny.

I have just returned from the States to visit family after 4yrs (brother with new child...crazy. Im an "uncle"?!?!! ...ah well, everyone has a crazy uncle, and I certainly fit the role!)

Anyway, I have to chime in ... man, it was a food vacation. Yes, I live in Tuscany, but there are no options here. Of course they all pride themselves so on their cuisine, however there are no options. Hould you even ask for something else on your sandwhich they say, "no, no, that doesnt go with Prosciutto!" It is funny.

It is outstanding, and completely different than american-Italian food but...

....food in the States is great, I don't care what they say...

Hogies, yes...<sigh> what a torture it is reading this post!

I stuffed as many oreo cookies as possible in my suitcase!


Best of luck to the Devs tonight!

Z

PS: Born in Brooklyn, raised in Allendale, NJ, living in Florence, Italy ....how about that? LOL

What About the Hot Grill Dogs---Clifton


Let me get Two All the Way!

Hawthorne, NJ

I'll take Two no onions TWWWOOOOO

Burnaby BC, the home of one of the greatest players in the NHL Joe Sakic :D

Why wasn't the arena sold out????

Is that bad when you can't sell out a playoff Game?

Just wondering...

Why wasn't the arena sold out????

Is that bad when you can't sell out a playoff Game?

Just wondering...

It's not bad, unless you're one of those teams that can only win if there's a sell out. Fortunately the Devils aren't one of those teams.
But who cares how many seats are empty, as long as the crowd's going?

Devils rarely sell out first two rounds...they're in it every year...Now if we were like the Rangers who only play 2 playoff games in their building every 10 years that would call for a sellout in NJ...I'd rather play playoff games every year under capacity...I'm sure you would too...


Staten Island, NY

Ct.

Fairfield, NJ (furniture capital of the world)

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

born and live in baldwin ny (long island), going to school at Rider University in lawrenceville

I have just returned from the States to visit family after 4yrs (brother with new child...crazy. Im an "uncle"?!?!! ...ah well, everyone has a crazy uncle, and I certainly fit the role!)

Not really I've been an uncle since I was about 5 years old.

Anyway, I have to chime in ... man, it was a food vacation. Yes, I live in Tuscany, but there are no options here. Of course they all pride themselves so on their cuisine, however there are no options. Hould you even ask for something else on your sandwhich they say, "no, no, that doesnt go with Prosciutto!" It is funny.

It is outstanding, and completely different than american-Italian food but...

....food in the States is great, I don't care what they say...

Hogies, yes...<sigh> what a torture it is reading this post!

I stuffed as many oreo cookies as possible in my suitcase!


If they say that say I don't care put it on there. But then they'll probably kick you out or something. I heard that a few times some people come here for the first time and when they go back to whereever they are they say now I know why there is a weight problem there. Most things here are really good. You can have my oreos I'm not a big fan of them.

Oradell, New Jersey; currently located in Chicago, Illinois.

Hagler Diner. That place was the best greasy spoon.

Fair Lawn, NJ. Currently living in Boston for college.

You didn't happen to play high school hockey in Fair Lawn? They have a pretty decent prograrm.

You've obviously never been to Fort Lee.

You mean, Fort Ree?

Born and raised in Rutherford, NJ

We're practically neighbors.

What About the Hot Grill Dogs---Clifton

Rutt's Hut is better. ;)

When we finally plan the HF pick-up game over the summer, you all know Woodbridge makes the most sense.

When's this going to happen? We can play 5 on 1 and I'd like to see you all try to get past me. ;) Actually, I'd really love to play a team of NYR fans. ;)

Born in Hackensack & now living in Middletown, NJ

See Bicek, I always knew you were a Bergen County snob. But things could have turned out worse. You could have become a NYR fan. Oh, the thought if it. Ick!

On a side note, it's great to see fans from all over the U.S. & Europe, and especially many of you from Canada. And it's all over Canada, from the maritimes to BC, with Anglo & French Canada in between. It's always great to see people on the dark side. :D

From Gillette, NJ, currently in Emmitsburg, MD until the summer.

Mt .Sy Mary's??

I'm from Middletown, NJ.

Jersey Shore, Toms River, NJ, about six miles from the Seaside Heights boardwalk.

Complain all you want about NJ being the "armpit" of America, I wouldn't trade it for the world...nothing like our shore in the summer.

Also, Toms River is known for its cancer clusters, no left turns, the Marshall murder, and the Little League World Champions. One out of four ain't bad.

Flemington, NJ

Devils Fan since '88

wow Muttley good to hear you mentioned Rutt's Hutt best hotdog place around IMO. And practically neighbors as you live in Rutherford? or neighboring town?

Jersey Shore, Toms River, NJ, about six miles from the Seaside Heights boardwalk.

Complain all you want about NJ being the "armpit" of America, I wouldn't trade it for the world...nothing like our shore in the summer.

Also, Toms River is known for its cancer clusters, no left turns, the Marshall murder, and the Little League World Champions. One out of four ain't bad.

I teach in Toms River. Not saying which school. :p:

Freehold, NJ; currently located in beautiful (haha) Troy, NY

Originally from Vernon, NJ, but I live in Troy now. I take it you go to RPI, since that's the only reason why anyone would move INTO Troy. I live on Tibbits, not too far from Prof. Dwyers house, and I'm majoring in Biochem/Biophysics.

Grew up in the Mountains and Pond Hockey area of Northern NJ in Vernon,

Then
Upstate NY (Rochester)
back to Parsippany, NJ
Now In Waynes World----Aurora Illinois.

God, Deep dish Pizza Sucks. Miss that NY thin Crust Bad. Found a few out here that have halfway decent thin though.

Vernon, NJ. My user name kind of gives it away.

Where abouts in Vernon? I moved into Lake Panorama when I was 10, and played pond hockey on that lake and in Highland Lakes. Graduated VTHS in 2005.

One of the main reasons I came to school at RPI was to watch the Riverrats, and I did a ton of that last year. But now...:shakehead ...the only thing I have to do is study (god forbid) and work over at the cigar shop. I'll be staying here for the summer.

I live near Toms River, in Island Heights. Right now, I'm in Boston, Massachusetts, getting a graduate degree.

Born/raised Point Pleasant Beach- St. Peters G.S. H.S-Monsignor Donovan (St. Joe's) last 20 yrs.- Virginia Beach
I went to Central Regional and I have quite a few friends who went to Mon Don.

Three Brothers Pizza!!!!! AWWWWW YEEEAAAHHH
It's very good, but I think I prefer the pizza from Martell's Sea Breeze's fast food joint, in Point Pleasant.

Jersey Shore, Toms River, NJ, about six miles from the Seaside Heights boardwalk.

Complain all you want about NJ being the "armpit" of America, I wouldn't trade it for the world...nothing like our shore in the summer.

Also, Toms River is known for its cancer clusters, no left turns, the Marshall murder, and the Little League World Champions. One out of four ain't bad.

Yeah, having no left turns is amazing, seriously. Jughandles make things a lot easier and more efficient, and safer. Too bad about the murders, cancer, and the Little Leaguers. But Rt. 37, east of the Parkway, makes up for the cancer thing :sarcasm:

I teach in Toms River. Not saying which school. :p:

Toms River East? :teach:

Port Washington (Long Island), New York.

From Jamestown,ND born in Grand Forks home of the Fighting Sioux.I have become a huge Devils fan now that both Parise and Zajac are on the team.Watched the boys play for the SIOUX for the 2 years they were there.LETS GO DEVILS!!!!!!!

From Jamestown,ND born in Grand Forks home of the Fighting Sioux.I have become a huge Devils fan now that both Parise and Zajac are on the team.Watched the boys play for the SIOUX for the 2 years they were there.LETS GO DEVILS!!!!!!!OOps I guess I already did this.Oh well GO DEVILS!!!!

Grew up in Garfield, NJ, living in Aurora, CO. Taking great pleasure in the Avalanche off year ;)

Toms River East? :teach:

Good guess, but not quite!

Good guess, but not quite!

That only leaves me South, North, and Mon Don :biglaugh: ;)

My cousins will be going to East, I think

Originally from Vernon, NJ, but I live in Troy now. I take it you go to RPI, since that's the only reason why anyone would move INTO Troy. I live on Tibbits, not too far from Prof. Dwyers house, and I'm majoring in Biochem/Biophysics.

Yeah true, why else would anyone move to Troy, haha. Yea I'm a math major, and currently studying for my Money and Banking test in the Union right now at 4:15 am.:banghead: :banghead:

By the way, adding to the topic, I've been going to Ocean City, NJ for a 1 week vacation over the summer for 18 straight years. Mack and Manco is the best. And the Promenade food court with the place that sometimes has buy one get one funnel cakes.

Well, I've never been to Ocean City, but I do go every now and then to Seaside Hights.

And on the topic of exams, I have a physics II exam in 20 minutes, so that should be fun.:cry:

I was born in Dover, NJ.

Lived in Pennsylvania for 15 years,.......

and now live in Budd lake, NJ.


Ive a Devils fan my whole life going to select games through the 80s. When I got old enough and got a job I got season tickets.

Originally from Vernon, NJ, but I live in Troy now. I take it you go to RPI, since that's the only reason why anyone would move INTO Troy. I live on Tibbits, not too far from Prof. Dwyers house, and I'm majoring in Biochem/Biophysics.
Where abouts in Vernon? I moved into Lake Panorama when I was 10, and played pond hockey on that lake and in Highland Lakes. Graduated VTHS in 2005.

One of the main reasons I came to school at RPI was to watch the Riverrats, and I did a ton of that last year. But now...:shakehead ...the only thing I have to do is study (god forbid) and work over at the cigar shop. I'll be staying here for the summer.


Grew Up in Glenwood, Vernon Valley Lake. Pond hockey near the Penninsula was nice. I played up in Panorama once in a while, but VVL was an easy walk and had b oards to shoot at. I am a bit Older graduated VTHS in 97. Was on the Original Vernon Blaze too, nobody wanted to play us pond hockey folk in the leagues so we always played exihibition games vs. all the Morris Teams and did Very well.

Born in Brooklyn, raised in Secaucus and Bergen County, spent 10 years living in Rangers country and now back to good old Bergen, a sweet 15 minute drive to CAA.

Good guess, but not quite!

I graduated from North...where's Miss Crane? Miss Mackle? Mr. Grille? Mr. Hahn? Mr. Leonard!

"John Maillard, please report to the office." -- Ah, the sounds of high school each morning.

Jersey Shore, Toms River, NJ, about six miles from the Seaside Heights boardwalk.

Complain all you want about NJ being the "armpit" of America, I wouldn't trade it for the world...nothing like our shore in the summer.

Also, Toms River is known for its cancer clusters, no left turns, the Marshall murder, and the Little League World Champions. One out of four ain't bad.

Is that because of the Nuclear power plant in Oyster creek?

Is that because of the Nuclear power plant in Oyster creek?

Could be. That movie with John Travolta playing the lawyer who helped all those people a la Erin Brockovich? He is in Toms River now, I think. It was based on a true story. And in a twist of irony, I think Gandolfini was in it too.

Could be. That movie with John Travolta playing the lawyer who helped all those people a la Erin Brockovich? He is in Toms River now, I think. It was based on a true story. And in a twist of irony, I think Gandolfini was in it too.

May be true about Travolta, but the movie you mentioned ("A Civil Action")was set in Massachusetts. Be wary of the Jello you eat, my friend......

May be true about Travolta, but the movie you mentioned ("A Civil Action")was set in Massachusetts. Be wary of the Jello you eat, my friend......

FWIW, the way I read that post was that the attorney involved in the Mass. case is/was involved in a case regarding the Toms River cancer cluster and IIRC< he was, but I thought there was a settlement in that case.


oh and back to the topic, I was born and raised in NJ (and attended the first ever Devils game in NJ) until I left for college, but I live in the Wash DC area.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

May be true about Travolta, but the movie you mentioned ("A Civil Action")was set in Massachusetts. Be wary of the Jello you eat, my friend......

I know this. He moved from Mass to NJ to handle the cancer cases. As I said, "he's in Toms River NOW." Eat that.

I know this. He moved from Mass to NJ to handle the cancer cases. As I said, "he's in Toms River NOW." Eat that.

The Jello factory in Woburn, Mass is RIGHT next to where the pollution happened in the movie. Look closely at the ingredients in a package of Jello. Carcinogen Central- even if the **** was made in the Gobi Desert. As far as the real-life (as opposed to reel-life) attorney goes, I hope to hell he wins. It reminds me when I was a kid - the local newspaper had a Sunday profile of someone who would swim daily, even in mid-winter, in a stream which happened to be where the residue from the reactor coolant was dumped. I am sure she died one helluva painful death......
Off subject - let's hope no one on this board lives near a toxic waste site - though I wonder about the Love Canal and Buffalo.....

I'm afraid I'm not a Devils fan, but my mother is from Summit, NJ and I also have relatives in East Orange, Hoboken and on the Jersey Shore. Just thought I'd stress that we have some things in common, as divided as we may be by this series.