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Long Beach, New York

The best city in Nassau County and all of Long Island. Home to some of the most beautiful beaches on the East Coast and only an hour away from New York City. The Long Beach 4 mile boardwalk right on the beach is one of the best signifiers of this great city along with the many restaurants and shops. People from LB have a ton of pride and will rep their city any time and any where.
OT: Damn Long Beach is sick I wish I was from LBNY
LBNY by Reppin516 July 8, 2014
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Long Beach New York. It’s the best town ever, kids ride their bikes every where all year long and go to the beach all summer. The locals are valid. But then there’s the high school it’s pretty self explanatory, the kids are high and wasted, there’s a bar on every block and a stabbing every once and a while and the middle school is wack but lemme not get into that. The kids in our town are hella creative tho. There’s even 3 12 year olds that started a wax buissness on their own and they were in stores in a month. Gino’s is lit. That’s good ol Long Beach for ya, you’re here to have a good time. Be careful tho the creeps are always out
Sally: yo wanna go to LBNY for the day
Mikey: ya but that towns kinda wack
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