Magazine boasts '100 drunken Hoboken St. Pat's pictures
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Photo by Caren Matzner, Hoboken Reporter
Photo by Caren Matzner, Hoboken Reporter
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HOBOKEN -- Coed Magazine was impressed by Hoboken's early St. Patrick's Day celebration on Saturday. So impressed that they presented a photo essay.

The started with this note: "Well, we all know New Yorkers hate New Jersey, but this is the one day of the year New Yorkers are willing to cross state lines – it’s that good. Need more proof? Just check out these photos of peeps getting their Irish on at the parade."

To see the photos, click HERE.

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hobo7998
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March 06, 2011
If the marauders weren't white, but people of color, the city would shut it down in a heartbeat, I daresay.
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ultimato
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March 06, 2011
I'm so glad they love to come to our town to urinate and vomit in our streets, disrespect residents, rape and fight, pass out, damage property, scream until all hours and harass taxpaying residents. You can be sure these people don't do this in their own neighborhoods.

:It's that good," huh? No it ISN'T good at all! It's the one day a year most despised by the people who own homes and have families and pay taxes in Hoboken. And it needs to stop, permanently!
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ultimato
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March 06, 2011
I;m so glad they love to come to our town to urinate and vomit in our streets, disrespect residents, rape and fight, pass out, damage property, scream until all hours and harass taxpaying residents. You can be sure these people don't do this in their own neighborhoods.

:It's that good," huh? No it ISN'T good at all! It's the one day a year most despised by the people who own homes and have families and pay taxes in Hoboken. And it needs to stop, permanently!
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