A little shithole in minnesota! the people there have the same IQ as the population sooo about 12..... if u ever get a chance to go there RUN AWAY as fast as you can!! its basically known for wellllll its crappy highschool, its terrible sports teams, and the excessive ammounts of meth labs.

a little boring stupid friggin town in Connecticut..lots of alcoholics and druggies...and freshmen SLUTS!!

Watertown, NY is a comely little place that is smack between two relevant places, thus giving it the appearance (to residents solely) of relevance, which is quite the opposite. Syracuse and Canada are its neighbors, by the way.

Air freshening pine tree car hangers were invented in Watertown, NY. So were paperclips.

Watertown is known to experience all four seasons in a single day, every day. Seasonal Affect Disorder has bred many dysfunctional psychopaths and it is quite shocking its public high school is still standing.

a dumb ass small town in Connecticut that would be considered a prep and skater town. Next to the ghetto so of course has ghetto wannabes full of jock and cheerleaders and sporty ppl. infested with skaters left and right. If you live here there is a 100% chance that you are friends with or know someone who either drinks or does drugs... i am from watertown and all of my friends.. well most of them either drink or do pot and some even worse. its not that cliquey but it can be better. Pretty much every house hold owns a pet and the town revolves on the high school football team. In this town you either want out or you love it. Overall a boring town along with a hell hole. and has your handful of fights in which all ppl involved get arrested. The fights are always started over the stupidest thing as well.

A town in Massachusetts. (Technically a city, with a population of ~33,000, which seems absurd to an inhabitant of the east coast, but makes somewhat more sense if you remember that this amounts to a higher population than the third largest municipality in the entire state of Wyoming.)

First settled in 1630, Watertown has somehow managed to go through almost four centuries of eventful history without ever acquiring any particularly distinctive identity. One might expect that, lacking any other identity, Watertown would identify as a suburb of Boston, but this would be a mistake. Most residents of Watertown seem to be oblivious to the fact that they live about six miles away from Beacon Hill.

This is not to say that Watertown has no civic spirit. Locals share a dislike for neighboring Belmont, a loyalty (not entirely deserved) to eating establishments such as Stellina's and Tresca's in Watertown Square, a willingness to pretend that such annual events as the Faire on the Square are more fun than they actually are, and a sense of general satisfaction when one of the high school sports teams wins something. (Even if, as is often the case, they don't know the name of a single player.) Furthermore, Watertown's relative lack of identity may not be an entirely bad quality, when one considers the rather unillustrious identity of its neighbors.

(Cambridge = Harvard University and assorted fiefs; Somerville = Cambridge's ugly cousin; Belmont = home to a prep school and the gated-...

a little town in Massuchusettes with ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO EVER!!!! home of the RAIDERS!!!

A town, In south dakota that lacks things to do even though its population shows there should be.