The 30-aves in East Oakland, California. Hella dangerous for non-residents.

Nickname of British tabloid newspaper, the Daily Mail. Acquired during its support for Mosley's blackshirts and for Hitler during the 30s, the nickname, along with the Mail's politics, has remained unchanged since.

Neighborhood in mid-town NYC, on the east-side in the 30s near the Emprie State Bldg. Named for a hill that used to stand on the Murray's farm, way back when the northern boundary of NYC was Wall Street. The hill has long-since been bulldozed and cemented over.

(noun) 1. A happenin' jivesville, dig?
2. Something you gotta get with, kid.

Someone who styles themselves after varsity /A&F inspired clothing for most of their adult gay life. These gays tend to be white, middle-class, males in their late 20s and 30s, and 40s and they completely idealize A&F, Franklin & Marshall, Hollister and other college varsity brands/labels. They believe these labels are the ultimate in fashion and social status. This ‘uniform’ denotes the inability of particular gay men to create their own fashion style or persona and this costume allows them to feel a false sense of style, masculinity or superiority over others in the gay community. This ‘drag’ is usually worn by younger gay men who have recently come out of the closet where it is somewhat acceptable to wear these fashions. Where it poses an issue is when older gay men cling to this image to hold onto their youth to remain or proclaim that they are indeed still relevant and sexually desirable. Once this style monopolizes their life completely and thus their style/persona is built around this A&F image or idea, it rarely changes as they move into their 30s or 40s. Jock Drag is a style that prevents the gay man from becoming cultured and/or able to move up the social latter.

Marijuana that is over priced, often sold as chronic (30 a half eighth 60 an eighth) when it is actually mid grade weed (20 a half eighth 60 an eighth)

A woman in her 20s who is chased by or chases older men usually in their 30s and 40s. The opposite of a "cougar"