You've heard of the Sierra madre casino. We all have,the legends,the curses. Foolishness about it lying in the middle of the City of the dead,buried beneath a blood red cloud. A bright,shining monument luring treasure hunters to there doom. The worlds most famous stars and entertainers were invited to its Grand Opening . An invention was a sign of... exclusiveness. The opening was supposed to symbolize a road to a brighter future, not just to the world but for all who came to its doors. A chance for anyonento begin again. Except the Sierra madre never opened. The war froze it, like a big flashbulb going off the Grand Opening. A big ending for humanity. It's still out there in the waste. Preserved, just waiting for someone to crack it open. But getting to....that's not the hard part...It's letting go
by Màčý... June 20, 2018
A small, quiant little town in the San gabriel valley in California near Pasadena and Monrovia. The most BORING city in the world where nothing interesting happens. Filled with conservative white old people who take care of their grandchildren and take them to a nice little park, with a beautiful view of the local cemetery 50 feet away from the swirly slide. Sierra Madre-ians always leave Sierra madre if they want to have fun (usually the unfortunate 1% that are teenagers that live there). They go to pasadena (Old Town, Paseo Colorado) or Monrovia (Westfield Mall) to enjoy themselves and wish that they lived there.
Jim: Hey lets go chill somewhere fun.
Bill: We can't drive, and where stuck in Sierra Madre.
Jim: Shit, i wish I live in Pasadena.
Bill: We can't drive, and where stuck in Sierra Madre.
Jim: Shit, i wish I live in Pasadena.
by Donkey Hoe-Teh December 16, 2010
To "go a little crazy" in the civic sense. Pitting neighbor against neighbor and rendering one unable to listen to anything at odds with their own feelings irrespective of logic.
I tried to talk to Kurt about the realities of state legislation's impact on his desires, but he was a little sierra madre on the topic.
by zjoshheadache May 31, 2007