The King of Joshtralia. Emperor of all things shiny. Ruler of everything under the sky. Quite popular among the children of Rhondda Cynon Taf, South Wales.

The person King Josh himself has been portrayed as a super cool legend of a man, with three cocks. But has also been described as an angry tyrant who offers great resistance to any brave or foolish soul that attemps to pass his doors, Block 4.

A place in the Rhondda Valleys in South Wales, mostly known for underage pregnancys, most unemployed people in the UK, drugs, drinking and ruffians.

Basicaly slags and slut live here, don't go with anyone from here you'll either catch a STI or become pregnant ouch!

Ex mining town in the Rhondda Valleys of South Wales in the U.K. Since the last of the mines closed it has been in steady decline with the only real remaining industry being double glazing factories and pubs. Everyone not living in a grass hut now has double glazing and since they banned smoking the pubs are closing on a daily basis so fundamentally the area is fucked.
The younger generation are proud to be 'Valley Boys' and 'Valley Girls' which translates to mindless, foul mouthed, grubby, shellsuit wearing, inbred window licking mutant wearing all they jewelry it owns. If female they can be graded by stage of pregnancy, if male by number of spelling mistakes in their tattoos (a Fleur de Lis is obligatory).
The older generation tend to be highly religious, proud of their heritage and ruined by booze and coal dust.

Do go; If you like singing, fighting and heroin

Do not go; If you have any sense at all.

Fernhill is a village near Aberdare in Rhondda Cynon Taff, Wales. Surrounded by natural beauty Fernhill is one of the most poverty hit areas in South Wales, around 40% of adults are unemployed. Fernhill also has a big drug problem which leads to turf wars between the drug dealers resulting in a lot of crime on the Fernhill council estate.

A word for a very tall, Overweight Teenager who might like in the Rhondda Area

term used in UK mainly South Wales valleys among working class, can be used towards (1)a friend, (2)acquaintance, (3)enemy or (4)somebody you don't even know...

The occasional sport performed in the Rhondda which consists of large majorities of the population looking for the rock population labelled Goths to beat about.