NJ dress code after 8pm

People who do not dress in a manner that is deemed acceptable by the government are subject to penalties in this New Jersey shore resort town.

According to the government, people must cover their feet, must must wear shirts after 8:00 p.m., and must never allow their pants to sag 3 inches below their waistline, while walking on the popular Wildwood Boardwalk.

Fashion cops are prepared to stop pedestrians and issue them tickets for inappropriate or incorrectly worn clothing. Penalties include fines ranging from $25 to $200. Violators may also be sentenced to up to 40 hours of community service.

Mayor Ernest Troiano, Jr., defended the dress code, saying that it adds “a little bit of decency to our town.”

so did snake get his wish here?

wonder what mack thinks of this...i hear that this is a dry town and it's hard to even find a beer here.

not that i care about sagging pants....but this is interesting.

http://www.sportsgrid.com/2014-world-cup-2/qatar-wants-to-see-no-skin-of-any-kind-at-2022-world-cup/

sort of reminds me of the 2022 qatar dress code coming up



better not kiss out of wedlock....big bad trouble if you do.

also Budweiser as a sponsor. in a country you can't legally drink in, even at home, without a permit. this is going to be very good times.

Wildwood isn't a dry town. Ocean City, NJ is dry.

Frankly, Wildwood needs it for all the goddamned "shoobies" that go there in the summer. While New Yorkers and all the other "benny"s hit Seaside Heights (MTV's Jersey Shore)... all the people from Philly hit Wildwood.

The reason they're called Shoobies down in South Jersey is because back in the day, you could point out the Philly tourists because they all packed their lunches for the day in shoe boxes (true story).

So if you thought those friggin assholes from Staten Island were bad on MTV, Wildwood has the same problem from Philly... bit Philly is all Gangsta-chic... not Guido-pop.

You guys gotta get down there one night... It's a fucking mess. Nice during the day though.

hahaha....

Shoobies, now that is a new term for me.

i have a feeling that just being there for a day would teach me an entirely new set of lingo to come home with.

just watch rocket power

This is why I go to Ocean City, MD and not NJ.

Ocean City, NJ isn't bad at all... it's VERY family... no liquor.

Which poses a problem... it's kinda boring that it's a dry town... Sure, it keeps the bad element off the boardwalk, but there's no place to go for a friggin' beer!

I guess if they did have the beach bars and clubs in Ocean City, NJ... more assholes would show up there and start fights, pee on lawns, crash cars, and just be obnoxiously violent Phillies/Eagles fans in general (just like in Wildwood).

Wildwood has some wicked roller coasters on the piers, though... Wildwood has 3 piers with REAL roller coasters and water parks and shit on them... the shit being the shoobies.


Post edited by Bibimbap at 6/10/2014 5:47:13 PM

Originally posted by: -Kn1ghT-
This is why I go to Ocean City, MD and not NJ.

Or because its better?

Coolest thing in Ocean City, NJ is that it's got an airport... and there's a bi-plane you can have someone take you in and do stunts in.





That was good stuff.

nice.

I thought OP was going to be about Ocean Grove or Lakewood. Ah Lakewood, the tale of two towns - worst driving hasidics and ghetto-fab immigrants. I love this State.

My family has a house in Bradley Beach. I spent my childhood summers there. From Asbury Park to Belmar was my stomping grounds as a kid.

Nice places for beer now in Asbury. Brickwall Tavern in Asbury - 24 rare kegs on tap at all times. Craft brew/beer snob heaven.

My old man has a boat he keeps in Belmar. He's had a GREAT striped bass season this year so far.



He'll troll from Belmar to Sandy Hook... But he's been catching right off of Asbury, maybe about a mile out on the way to the Red Church.


Stripers. Good eatin'. That one was 45". But he's pulled in about 8 of them ranging between 42-45" over the past 3 weeks.

Your Dad around for that huge menhaden kill a couple weeks ago?

My Dad keeps his boat down in Metedeconk River...looking to get out on it soon.

We put the boat in the marina the week that there was that big fish kill in the Shark River... it was CRAZY... All those bunkers just floating around... In all my years, never seen anything like that.

http://www.app.com/story/sports/outdoors/fishing/2014/05/15/fishkill-shark-river-bunker/9141619/

"Our theory at the moment is that it was a naturally occuring phenomenon," said Larry Ragonese, a spokesman for the NJ DEP. "A huge pod of bunker entered a shallow estuarine river and there was not enough oxygen for that amount of fish."

I would agree with the article saying that the fish kill was due to a lack of oxygen from a large pod of fish that went into the Shark River Bay.

I've seen people take nets out in Barnegate, Raritan, and Manasquan to catch fresh bunker for bait... but never Shark River... it's too small.

It was an incredible amount of bunker...


Post edited by Bibimbap at 6/12/2014 12:32:29 AM

This is a good example of the shenanigans that happen wherever the Benny's and Shoobies hang out at down the shore.

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Drunk-New-Jersey-Man-Punches-Lifeguards-After-Being-Rescued-Cops-Seaside-Heights-263173261.html

A New Jersey man faces several charges after allegedly becoming belligerent with lifeguards coming to his rescue from a rip current off a beach.

Ivan Rivera was under the influence of alcohol when he was caught in a rip current with another man and both were swept out to sea Saturday evening, said Seaside Heights Police Chief Tommy Boyd.

Two lifeguards went out to rescue Rivera and his friend and were put in jeopardy by Rivera's actions, according to Jay Boyd, the beach director and the police chief's brother.

When they were brought to shore, Rivera allegedly attacked two other lifeguards who came over to help, striking one of them in the jaw.

Obviously from New York but hanging out in LA