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Its pretty simple! Search your city on Urban Dictionary and post the results.
You get to find out where people live without sounding creepy and asking
Pretty accurate tbh .
You get to find out where people live without sounding creepy and asking
Pretty accurate tbh .
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A city of extremes. In one day you can view the original Salvador Dhali Christ painting, spend the afternoon wandering the chic boutiques and vintage shops of the west end and then get chased by neds "doon the gallowgate" and consume more saturated fat in one meal than you ever thought possible.
Glaswegians have a fantastic sense of humour though and are overall extremely friendly and enjoy a bit of banter.
Tourist "I got stabbed by a ned in Glasgow but he gave me directions to the hospital and change for the 38 bus"
A city of extremes. In one day you can view the original Salvador Dhali Christ painting, spend the afternoon wandering the chic boutiques and vintage shops of the west end and then get chased by neds "doon the gallowgate" and consume more saturated fat in one meal than you ever thought possible.
Glaswegians have a fantastic sense of humour though and are overall extremely friendly and enjoy a bit of banter.
Tourist "I got stabbed by a ned in Glasgow but he gave me directions to the hospital and change for the 38 bus"
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bluff city
another word for memphis
i'm gettin a new trick on a ledge at the bluff city post office
Bluff city isn't Memphis, It's on the other side of TN
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While not technically the largest city in Missouri (that honor belongs to Kansas City, due to some creative annexing and stupidity on St. Louis' part), the entire area's a lot bigger and more influential. Home to Budweiser, the St. Louis Cardinals and the Gateway Arch, this city of roughly 2.8 million people also has some good music, good food and weird customs. It's pretty much Boston-on-the-Mississippi: mostly Catholic, very insular, loves baseball a little too much, has an inferiority complex (here it's with Chicago) that we take out through baseball. It's got a lot of bad points, too: we live too much in the past, we've deluded ourselves into thinking we're either still really important or just a "big small town", and we can't support a football team worth a damn. Overall, it's a very Midwestern city: misunderstood and a little weird.
"Where did you go to high school?"--If you can't answer this question with something an average person born in St. Louis can understand, you're ****. Seriously.
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Liverpool
A disgusting example of human existence, Liverpool in general resembles South-Central Los Angles, post-nuclear holocaust.
They once produced the highly over-rated band The Beatles, which should have, perhaps more fittingly, been called 'The Cockroaches', as the city is crawling with them, both metaphorically and physically.
The inhabitants are probably the loudest, rudest and obnoxious people on the entire earth.
A disgusting example of human existence, Liverpool in general resembles South-Central Los Angles, post-nuclear holocaust.
They once produced the highly over-rated band The Beatles, which should have, perhaps more fittingly, been called 'The Cockroaches', as the city is crawling with them, both metaphorically and physically.
The inhabitants are probably the loudest, rudest and obnoxious people on the entire earth.
None of the descriptions of my actual town were that funny, so this is the nearest big city to me.
That first line is brilliant though.
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