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Go Here: The Profanity Houses in New Jersey

Jackie Mancini — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 20:54:34 +0000

Here's what you should do: Take NJ Rt 517 in Allamuchy past the rural farmland fields, and turn off at the 18th century church's graveyard onto a pot-hole filled asphalt backroad. The road will becomes gravel and then dirt, as farmland stretches out on your right, and a mountain rises out of the forest on your left

New Jersey Motorists Banned from Smiling in Driver's License Photos

Mike Adams — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 00:03:15 +0000

New Jersey is forcing residents who operate motor vehicles to wipe those big, silly smiles off of their faces – when they get their drivers license photo taken, that is. The state has instituted the smiling ban because says its facial recognition software does not comprehend all those happy-go-lucky, ear-to-ear smiles that some motorists are [...]

Gravestone Falls on Woman During 'Extracurricular Activities' in Graveyard

Amory Gritta — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 13:30:23 +0000

Something about the final resting spot of one of her relatives made a 39-year-old woman from Hamilton, New Jersey randy.

So, she indulged that carnal urge with a male companion who was making the graveside visit with her. Unfortunately, what the authorities are describing as "extracurricular activities" ended when a gravestone fell on her leg.

Man Charged With Murdering Fellow Partygoer Over Beer Pong Dispute

Amory Gritta — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 11:00:02 +0000

If you’re going to kill someone, it should be for a good reason. Like, you know, beer pong. Police in Cherry Hill, New Jersey arrested 19-year-old Naqeebullah Habibi on murder charges after he allegedly killed another man following an argument over a game of beer pong they were playing. Not ping pong, but the ugly [...]

Inmates' Coloring Books Painted With Drugs [VIDEO]

Amory Gritta — Thu, 31 Mar 2011 11:30:54 +0000

Three inmates at the Cape May County Correctional Center in New Jersey wanted their drugs so badly, they used a children's coloring book to sneak them into their prison cells. We hate to give criminals so much credit, but the whole process was undeniably ingenious.

With the help of two civilians, the inmates painted numerous coloring books with what looked to be water color, but was actually a liquid version of a drug called Suboxone. They would have gotten away with it, but in February officers at the correction center were tipped off and began testing the books for drug substances.