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bridge and tunnel trash What Manhattanites call intruders (who don't live in Manhattan) who uses bridges and tunnels to enter into Manhattan.
"Guido is so B&T! He needs to go back to Jersey!" |
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Short for "bridge and tunnel", the term refers to those who travel into Manhattan from outlying areas such as New Jersey and Long Island to take advantage of the city's nightlife. The term may also include those who come into Manhattan from New York City's other four boroughs.
The term is often used in a deragatory manner indicating that those who fall under this term are young and/or trashy and dilluting the quality of New York nightlife. Do you want to go to that new club on Thursday instead of Friday so that we can miss the B&T crowd?
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An excellent adventure. Derived from the 1989 movie Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure. Man, tonight was great. I have to say it was a B&T for sure.
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Man #1: Hey would like you to B&T tomorrow afternoon on the speed boat? I hear the weather will be absolutely splendid!
Man #2: You bet your sweet ass I do! |
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Bath & Tennis, as in the Southampton or Palm Beach Bath & Tennis Club - a snooty and sarcastic interpretation of the usual B&T abbreviation for an individual who is considered Bridge & Tunnel. The sarcasm lies in the fact that the individual in question clearly is not a member of a bath & tennis club. Comment: "Wow look at that guido, he is definitely B&T."
Sarcastic Response: "Yeah, he was my doubles partner in Southampton last weekend, he's got a mean backhand." |
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