Spring break spot of America. Consists of all the towns/cities in the panhandle but they don't matter. Panama City and Panama City Beach define the 850. It's made up of no bodies who try to keep up with the larger trends around the U.S (ex: tryhard scene kids). The area is dead until MTV arrives. Until then, the little loyal 850 kids run around bragging about living in the place where other people come to get shit faced and party once a year.

DUmb ass bitch from the PI moved two years ago to daly city she thinks shes pretty but shes a fat bitch referring to the "fat" in fatima and her new bf bitch pusssy smart ass thinks hes all that

A country which doesn't have any state or city. and try to divide themself to parts.. like Ang mo kio, orchard, pasir ris.... this places can be travel in 1 hr time.

used when describing that something is very funny, comes from slang developed in the city of santa monica

The capital of Rhode Island. Aka P-Town. The city full of impoverished suburbs such as Southside, West End, Manton, Olneyville, and Northern Providence. The high points of the city is its downtown, east side, Providence Place Mall and FUCKIN FEDERAL HILL!! I suggest you visit the Hill, where my men creepin.

Someone who comes from a town of pimps or a known player.
also heading back to your home state or city. Used also as a friendly hello to a friend.


Far as I know I made it up

a fairly large city of about 600,000, metro area something like 5-6 million, lots of history, very cultured place. one of the oldest cities in america. known for its colleges and distinct neighborhoods and has the biggest construction project in american history (the Big Dig). lots of irish, italians, blacks, vietnamese, cape verdeans, and many others. neighborhoods include east boston, charlestown, north end, downtown, south end, fenway, south boston, back bay, chinatown, dorchester, roxbury, mattapan, roslindale, jamaica plain, hyde park, west roxbury, allston, brighton, mission hill, chestnut hill. bordering cities cambridge, somerville, brookline, quincy are basically part of boston because they are so closely tied to the city itself. lots of shopping & culture downtown/back bay, tons of bars, lots of neat little neighborhoods/villages, and a decent subway system. gets ridiculous snow in the winter and 70s-low 90s in the summer, lots of annoying-ass construction, fire, racial tension in some areas. gets kind of overlooked at times. overall a pretty nice & unique place to live though.