The 407 is no myth at all. It is actually a real place in Pheasant Run Crossing in Blacksburg, Va. The 407 was taken over by a small group of alcohol induced elitists (for multiple years) that were known for their hardcore parties among many other shenannagins that include such things as random hookups that could have possibly involved your girlfriend. As of 2007, the 407 officially split up and the previous tenants have parted ways and gone on to bigger and better things like a real job. Or grad school. Or staying in Blacksburg for your 7th (or so) year of undergrad. A 407 reunion will occur randomly one day and will probably lead to the arrest of one or more of the previous tenants.
The previous celebrity tenants include: Neely, Winkler, dIRK, KY, and Wheeler.
Also, see definition for "Awesome".
The previous celebrity tenants include: Neely, Winkler, dIRK, KY, and Wheeler.
Also, see definition for "Awesome".
People in the 406: Hi. I would like to file a noise complaint. My neighbors are having a party and it's just way too loud.
The Police: Ok, where do you live?
People in the 406: Pheasant Run Crossing apartment 406.
The Police: The noise wouldn't be coming from The 407, would it?
People in the 406: Yes it would. I appreciate you coming.
The Police: Oh, sorry. That's THE 407. We won't be coming. I suggest you move.
The Police: Ok, where do you live?
People in the 406: Pheasant Run Crossing apartment 406.
The Police: The noise wouldn't be coming from The 407, would it?
People in the 406: Yes it would. I appreciate you coming.
The Police: Oh, sorry. That's THE 407. We won't be coming. I suggest you move.
by Another Concerned Citizen April 8, 2008
The area code representing Orlando and surrounding areas such as: Pine Hills, Apopka, Winter Park, Maitland, Balboa, Richmond Heights, Parramore, Kissimmee, Tangelo Park, Carver Shores, Sanford, Casselberry, Altamonte, Ocoee, Winter Garden, MetroWest, University, Goldenrod, Union Park, Alafaya, Hiawassee, College Park, Poinciana, Eatonville, Ivey Lane, Mercy Drive, Forest City, Rio Grande, Crosstown, Beirut, VoKey, Washington Shores, Lake Mann, Lake Howell, Titusville, Lake Mary, Semoran.
by Da Watcher May 11, 2006
the area code of where da real niggas be. the hardest place aside from 305.if you live in florida you best not fuck with them 407 boys.orlando,k-town,crime hills etc.
"407 til we go to heaven"
"407 til we go to heaven"
" yo i heard john was fuckin with them boys from orlando."
"yeah the whole 407 crew came an peeled his cap"
"yeah the whole 407 crew came an peeled his cap"
by bongtokincrip October 6, 2006
by rhaps0dy August 7, 2004
407 ETR – Toll highway surrounding Toronto (ETR stands for “Electronic Toll Road”). The 407 has no tollbooths – subscribers have electronic transponders that log their entry and exit from the highway, while non-subscribers have their license plates read by cameras, with a bill sent every month. (There is an additional fee for not having a transponder). Its toll status means that it is less crowded than the other roads surrounding Toronto, but the tolls are extremely expensive relative to other toll roads. The 407 is owned by the Province of Ontario, but is leased to a private corporation for 99 years in a sweetheart deal concocted by a previous government. (The terms of the deal remain a closely guarded secret).
The 407 corporation is generally hated by Ontario residents because of the high tolls, and also because of frequent incorrect billing that is very difficult to correct (forcing people to pay for trips they never made if they want to renew their drivers licenses), leading to the ETR being known as the “Express Toll Ripoff”. Ontario residents use many creative methods to obscure license plates so that the cameras can’t read your plates to send them a bill. Some out-of-province drivers who use the 407 will get a bill in the mail, but (unlike Ontario residents) they can't threaten not to renew your plates to force you to pay it.
The 407 corporation is generally hated by Ontario residents because of the high tolls, and also because of frequent incorrect billing that is very difficult to correct (forcing people to pay for trips they never made if they want to renew their drivers licenses), leading to the ETR being known as the “Express Toll Ripoff”. Ontario residents use many creative methods to obscure license plates so that the cameras can’t read your plates to send them a bill. Some out-of-province drivers who use the 407 will get a bill in the mail, but (unlike Ontario residents) they can't threaten not to renew your plates to force you to pay it.
by avgfhadsfkjbvhadsfjhbv February 26, 2007
by Lol407 February 3, 2013
a state-of-the-art highway in the GTA (suburban Toronto) that stretches from the QEW to Highway 7. What makes it so world class is that it uses video tolling, the first in the world to do so. It was built in 1996 by the government of Ontario, and has since leased it to a private company for 99 years. Anybody can access it without signing up, a bill will automatically be mailed to you. The only flaw it has is that users outside of Ontario have unlimited access, while users inside of Ontario have to pay. The smoothest and only highway that you won't be stuck in 10km/h traffic during rush hour.
by tdot August 8, 2004