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“Save Shark River” Steals My Joke!

Today on their “Dredgefest” page:

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January 22 on Common Sense:

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Hey Shark River guys, making Moses jokes is my racket.  Go find some other biblical figure to have fun with.  You’re not even Jewish!

 

6 Comments

  1. admin wrote:

    As a matter of fact…and my siblings can attest to this…my Jewish name is Moishe, Yiddish for Moses.

    Thursday, June 30, 2016 at 2:47 pm | Permalink
  2. Eugene Creamer wrote:

    The dredge spoils would be better handled on Seaview Island.

    Thursday, June 30, 2016 at 9:21 pm | Permalink
  3. Maria wrote:

    You forgot there are homes all over the man made island

    Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 2:28 pm | Permalink
  4. Eugene Creamer wrote:

    #3 …. Yep! …. many condos …. all built on dredge spoils …. Neptune Township owns 2.5 acres of vacant land at the entrance road and RT 35S …. you can see the undeveloped property from the elevated roadway.
    NIMBY can be expected …. but, Neptune Township is the primary beneficiary of the dredging project …. not Belmar.

    Saturday, July 2, 2016 at 8:46 pm | Permalink
  5. PJ wrote:

    …..#4……Really cool word, NIMBY. Went right over my head, but so true. Going to add it to my vocabulary. (HaHaHa) From the little research I have done, the 2 1/2 acres of vacant land was always a proposed spoils drying site. I happen to live on the Island and think it is the best spot. Frees up additional parking and has little to no impact with the Island residents. Wall, of course, would have been the best choice!

    Nimby
    ˈnimbē/
    noun
    noun: Nimby; plural noun: Nimbys; plural noun: Nimbiess

    a person who objects to the siting of something perceived as unpleasant or potentially dangerous in their own neighborhood, such as a landfill or hazardous waste facility, especially while raising no such objections to similar developments elsewhere.

    Sunday, July 3, 2016 at 6:02 pm | Permalink
  6. Eugene Creamer wrote:

    Currently …. the Wall site is used by a nesting pair of American Bald Eagles …. eagle populations in NJ have increased since the DDT ban …. but, single eagles are still “rare” and nesting pairs are “rare and endangered”

    Hopefully, next 4th of July …. we will be watching eagles soar over the Shark River Estuary.

    Monday, July 4, 2016 at 8:17 am | Permalink

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