Dude...just wait. Seaside isn't the only spot. Belmar is infamous for them too. And then they trickle down the coast. Trust me....you will go out of your mind once summer gets here. What I don't like about the show is some people are getting the the idea that these stupid guidos originate from the jersey shore.Originally Posted by stoneybaloney
Damn, I fell asleep! I'll have to catch one of the 300 re-runs this weeks.
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MTV needs to bring back Beavis and Butt Head. UH Ha Ha Ha
Haha! They've become so sh!tty since those days.
MTV need to bring back music videos. Mtv use to have great show and they were funny . I rember the show with the 2 sock puppet ? Tom Green? Aeon Flux, BUzz Kill . I could go one .
What to we get now THE SITUATION , and Paul the blow out **** bag
MTV SUCKS ANYMORE
aeon fluz was awesome, what about "The State'? "put yo ass in that puddin' Jamal!!"
The State ruled, Beavis ruled, Liquid Television ruled, Clone High ruled, the list goes on.
MTV currentle= suck tube.
"Yo MTV Raps" was my personal favorite. Back when rap was rap, not this hippy hoppy pop no talent BS they play now-a-days.
Whatever, I'm old, but I think it's a bummer that MTV (which originally stood for Music Television) hasn't focused on music for a long time now. I remember the Headbangers Ball, 120 Minutes, Unplugged...and videos. What happened? I guess reality shows are entertaining to some, but it has nothing to do with music. Furthermore, my local break is in Delmarva, but in the many times I've ventured north to Jersey for some waves and a change of scenery, I have never encountered anyone who would fit in with the "Jersey Shore" stereotype. The more garbage I see on TV, it's one more reason to stay out in the water.
That's just my opinion. But like I said...I'm old.
Yeah I guess I am old too. I rember that game show Remote Control LOL . MTV's UNplugged series had to be some of the best tv they put out. I use to have Pearl Jams unplugged on VHS I wish I could find that thing.
