A city in Massachusetts. All the kids go to freeskate on friday nights and then go to friendly's. The town is so diverse, down at the south is were all the spanish and blacks at. Warrendale and Ceaderwood are the where all the white middle class people are. Pigeon Hill is where the white and Armenian's live and all drive around Benz's. Half of the kids are lax bro's, walking around with a snapback backwards and knee high socks with flip flops. All the ghetto girls complain of how fake everyone else is on facebook, threaten to "smack a bitch". At night all the "cool" Waltham high schooler's go drink at Petco. South side kids just walk around and play bball. Warrendale kids go down the park and play strockey on the baseketball courts.Waltham hockey kicks-ass. Waltham is a city with a lot of diversity, boring as hell most of the time.

Waltham -N. - Home to the greatest of Bostonians, with the truest Boston accent. Home of Bentley and Brandeis. Home of Waltham the Band.
We are commonly called Walthamers, Walthamians, Walthamites, and sometimes even Hamians.
We like to sit around praise our great city and reminisce about the good days when we were actually good at something.
(the Wal-lex, Norumbega, Arbys, Steph P., among many other things)
And with having the greatest number of hotel rooms in any city outside of Boston there are plenty of possibilities.

One of THE biggest dumps in Massachusetts. Home of the scumiest, trashiest, dirtiest people you will ever meet in your entire life. The majority of its inhabitants are drunks or criminals. If you can escape the drugs and violence, get out of that waste-yard before it is too late.

A hell-hole in Massachusetts. Drunks are too common and the school system is terrible. The few that escape the meaningless life of this town are the lucky ones who will achieve something unlike the rest of them left behind.
Home of the American Industrial Revaluation and thats all that we've done since this country was born.

Waltham-n.-aka "The Ham", home of annoying Bostonians who do nothing but drink their lives away and swear the sox will bring it home again. In..."The Ham" we like to praise Waltham and reminisce about the good days when we were actually good at something.