HaloCory22

I was at the game tonight. That kid is amazing in person. Everyone was on their feet for his at bat. Hes making everyone step their game up. Kemp with a 2 hit, 2 SB game. Ethier with a 2 RBI double. 
 
Hes doing exactly what Trout did for us in 2012.

I can't wait to see these games...Hopefully nobody will have to come pick me up at the 7-11 this time
 
Thanks Cory!

It was a good risk trade in my opinion.

I don't care if people want to waste away looking down on their phone, but when it starts getting in MY WAY of where I want to go when I'm actually paying attention it pisses me off.
 
I've always had this urge to get back at people looking down on their phone, in my way, walking into me, not paying attention. Thinking to make a statement with an strong immediate impact, I'll just catch people off guard, start taking phones out of their hands, and chucking them as far as I can.
 
See the looks on their faces, put on a deranged smile from pure glee, then proceed to calmly walk away.

Here we observe the stereotypical African-American in her natural habitat.

Everything I can think of to respond with is racist.

23 year old, 25th round pick doing well (but not great) in Low A was the Angels 10th best prospect?  Oy vey.  

I got another jersey yesterday so I decided to snap a pic of all of my jerseys that I have so far.
 

South?

Gotta love the direction this world is headed in.

I can't believe I missed that game. I had tickets to see the Galaxy so I went.
Lets see, watch a MLS game in person that ends in a 0-0 tie vs. a great NHL playoff game on tv.
Boy did screw up.

He'll come back as Gandolfini the White.

Too little too late, Microsoft.

But then I'd have to live in Buffalo. 

Hey Cory, you know they have something called "snow" out east?  And this weird weather phenomena called "humidity".
 
Just kidding. Its great to experience different things, live in different places.

Yeah, I was going to say mid to upper NJ. Talk to a chick regularly from there and one night we broke down the whole map and routes to everything.
An hour or so from NYC, you have the beach, Philly isn't too far, and everyone sleeps on Providence which is a blast.

OK, Some ideas
 
1. NYC-anything nice is going to be too expensive. Prices just keep going up
 
2. Hoboken NJ- Just across the river from NYC. This town is like another borough of NYC. You can get across the river very easy, either by ferry or subway. LOTS of restaurants, bars and clubs, and a lot to choose from for apartments. Your age group is the majority in this city. Rent will be much less than across the Hudson, and there are probably a lot of people looking for roommates.  Do not rent ground floor since Hoboken is low elevation, and can flood with extreme weather. http://www.hobokennj.org/visit/what-to-do/
 
3. Rutherford and Montclair NJ- These two towns both offer much of what Hoboken has, but on a smaller scale, with a little more suburban feel. Both have train stations with quick access to NYC, but are a little more car friendly than Hoboken. Apartments here will be less expensive than Hoboken. Both have great parks and recreation facilities.
 
4. Morristown and New Brunswick NJ- A little farther from NYC, but you can still get there in under one hour. Both are a good mix between urban and suburban, and have trains right to NYC.
 
5. Red Bank NJ- Close to the beach, and a very happening downtown. Nice spot. You can be in NYC in about 40 minutes, and to Atlantic City in a little over an hour.
 
Is there anything you like to do that would help with location? (ski, beach, golf, shop, bike, etc...)
 
If you have any specific questions, fire away. I will do my best to help you.

I appreciate the help, NJ.
 
I'll be moving out there by myself. My boss is cool enough to let me keep my job and work from home until I get something else lined up out there.
 
I'm undecided if I'll swing a place myself or try to get some roommates. Probably go the roommate route to make it a little easier financially. I think I'd prefer the suburbs since thats what I'm used to and I gotta imagine its cheaper. Also, would be cool to be around some people my age in their early to mid 20s to be easier to adapt. I'll have my car with me, but I wouldn't mind the mass transit. I just want to be within a reasonable distance from the city or at least some type of entertainment hah. 
 
I like the idea of Millville lol.

Cory, I would be glad to help you if you can give me a little info:
 
 
Are you by yourself? Do you have work lined up? Do you want to buy or rent? What would your budget be?
 
Do you want to rely on mass transit, or drive a car? Do you want city, suburbs, rural, beach, etc..
 
I know NJ gets a bad rap, but it offers everything in a small package.

Millville, NJ

COME ON!

Can we skip CJ too?

I watch to test my tolerance for pain.
 
Also Mike Trout is pretty cool.