Montvale New Jersey is a suburban town that the natives are not too enthusiastic about — in fact, some people refer to it as ‘The Generic of America‘ or ‘Montville’, a meaningless place where nothing ever happens. That’s why it’s so interesting when one day Montvale is almost wiped off the map. We’re not talking about something like an earthquake or fire, but just kind of “flipped up” on its side by a man doing a routine sidewalk construction project next to the Minute Man statue. Montvale New Jersey zip code is ‘07542’ and is located in the Northern part of Bergen County, and it didn’t take long for this “What the heck happened here?” news story to become the most popular thing on the Internet — even more popular than cat videos on a Friday night. The man that was responsible for this “Montvale-flipping event ” was known as Mr. Turner, who actually had never been to Montvale before (in fact, he’d never even been to New Jersey before). He claimed that some kind of piece of construction equipment did it, but nobody else in Montvale saw any other construction equipment.
New Thoughts About Montvale New Jersey That Will Turn Your World Upside Down :
1. The Turner Effect:
The first thing that people noticed about the flipping of Montvale was that there was no sound of crunching or tearing. That’s because the city of Montvale, NJ is a “silent zone”, in that nobody can make any noise inside the city limits. But this wasn’t due to an anti-noise law; it was because it’s illegal to make ANY noise inside the Montvale city limits. This “silent zone” exists due to some high-ranking crime bosses that live in Montvale and they don’t want any outsiders talking about their “Underworld”.
2. Those Obnoxious Montvale Natives:
Anybody who has ever been to Montvale would know that it’s a pretty dull place. People talk about the usual stuff like work, sports, and what they did on the weekend. If there’s any spontaneous fun in Montvale it usually comes from kids who throw snowballs at people or teenagers drag racing their cars down the main strip in town. But these people weren’t involved in the Montvale flipping event, everyone who was around was a native.
3. The Little Boy Named Brandon:
There was a little boy named Brandon who had just moved there to Montvale with his family and he was out at the time of the incident. But when he woke up, he found himself in a snowy field and there were no footprints in the snow near him — not even his own. He also noticed that a 10-foot section of town had been literally “popped off”. This made Brandon wonder:
4. The Outcast:
“Who did this?” Brandon asked, “Was it those evil tenants of ours?” (yes, even the people of Montvale have tenants that pay them rent. How horrible? But it’s still Montvale and the natives are always angry with them). Then he remembered something his dad said when they were talking about UFOs that day: “If you don’t believe in them then they won’t believe in you”. Brandon began to wonder if someone from another dimension had somehow manipulated the laws of physics to make him and his family “pop off” town like that.
5. The Black Helicopter:
The next day, people noticed a strange looking helicopter flying around town. Many people thought it was a police helicopter, but then they remembered that it was actually illegal to have helicopters in Montvale. The helicopter also had no markings on it — not even the numbers “U.S. Army” or “U.S. Coast Guard”.
6. The Missing Police:
What’s next in this series of anomalies? Well, the next morning after the flipping, there were no police anywhere to be found. Not even at the station down on main street, where all the criminals are locked up at night and where you can see your own breath in there if you ever went inside (and we did).
7. The TnT:
Some people think they saw a man walking around town in a black uniform that looked a lot like the one worn by soldiers during the Vietnam War. He wore a helmet, as well as comfortable-looking shoes (even though he was carrying big boxes and crates). The real weird thing is that no one noticed him when he walked past them. When you’re in Montvale and somebody walks past you, you usually look at them no matter what. But this man (who may or may not have been the soldier from Vietnam) just seemed to be always on the move, as if he was looking for something. We didn’t know what it was so we were too scared to get into his shadiest of shadows.
8. The Government:
On the same day that Montvale was “flipped”, a high-ranking government official that had a wall-sized t-shirt with President Bill Clinton’s face on it got up in front of everybody and gave a speech about how “Montvale is not just any place”.
