the capital of Arizona, where the people act like they're not living in a giant desert (they have large fountains that evaporate into the air during the summer before it can even get out of the spout, and green grass...), can get up to too hot degrees in the summer and has almost never gotten any snow. Not a happy place to be... even the wind is hot... Pigeons are their equivalent of rats (also called phoenix-rats)

The 6th largest City in the United States

Should never have been 4th or 5th.. Both Philadelphia and Houston are real cities anyway, Phoenix is a deserted urban sprawl.

Home to imbreeders, sexists, psychos and tweekers.

a girl that is very smart

but very competitive
likes guys named raymond and girls named bottle

A term used by stoners, usually means they've smoked themselves sober.

The largest southwest suburb of Chicago. Also known as the capital city of Arizona. Whereas many East Coast retirees go to Florida, many Chicago retirees move out West to cities like Phoenix.

The nations 5th largest city and the fastest growing major city in America. Central Phoenix is home to the Phoenix Suns (US Airways Center) and the Arizona Diamondbacks (Chase Field). Sky Harbor airport is one of the busiest in the nation and is located just east of downtown. The south and westside of Phoenix are predominantly lower class Hispanic and black areas including south mountain village, manzanita, maryvale, sunnyslope. Surrounding suburbs of Phoenix include Tempe best known for its party atmosphere with the ASU students and Mill avenue where most people club and bar hop. Glendale is home to the new Arizona Cardinal stadium and Glendale arena, home of the Phoenix coyotes. Scottsdale is one of the upper-class areas located northeast of Phoenix where many of the rich and famous reside.