Discussion: Definition of Your Hometown - Page 2

Penk

(My town name) is the land of hillbillies, rejects, lifted trucks, and bros. Everyone knows each other. If you don't escape from this town, you will eventually become a toothless tweeker. All the homeless people who walk down ***** Blvd. day and night look like the people from Hills Have Eyes.

Here's another.

land of the bums, alcoholics, armos, beaners,and of course the retarded people that take ***** next to our house.

It's not as bad as it sounds, accurate as it is...

itsryan

Seattle:

"One of the most picturesque cities not only in the U.S., but the world.
Home of the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, Safeco Field/Seahawk Stadium, Boeing Field, and some great views out into the mountains, especially Mt. Rainier."

eli's_rhythm

You know I can just look up Oregon Tech and know the name of the town you tried to blank out, OP (or simply type the definition into Google).

There are a bunch of really short definitions for mine

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A fairy wealthy small town north of Chicago, IL. The population has a fairly large amount of Jews as do many towns in the area. Many people in the area are kind but you can encounter snooty parents and/or adults every so often.

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A small town, with a population of less that 10,000. This town is known for being a "brat town", with Range Rovers and BMW's roaming the streets freely. The children are nice and kind, but have a lot of $$$$$$$

Tropez

New York City

All the definitions are praises.

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the unofficial capital of the United States of America

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Without a doubt, the most exciting city in America. I seriously don't know why NYC is compared to Los Angeles. There's a huge difference and LA isn't half the city NYC is.

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Best, most exciting city in the whole wide world (I'm not american by the way) with some of the friendliest (really) people and the best food. Where else can you buy a giant pretzel? or nuts? or a huge pizza on the street? It's one of those places everyone should go to, at least once.