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nuts on the road by Frankie Boyle September 26, 2007
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Hit The Road Jack
Hit the road jack is a slang term to use whilst firing an employee, or breaking up with someone as a couple. Usually whenever the recipient does something that negatively impacts the person who uses the phrase.
Hit The Road Jack by oldedefinitions February 19, 2018
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Bubblehead Road
A secluded street in unincorporated north St. Louis county, official name is Carrico Road.
Urban legend states something to the effect that years ago, people settled near the end of the road. Through years of inbreeding, the descendants of the original settlers developed hydrocephaly, or "Water on the Brain," which caused their heads to be oversized, hence the term "bubblehead."
This is a relatively famous urban legend in NoCo St. Louis, with many residents convinced of some truth behind it. Indeed, when you drive to the end of the road there and several "No Tresspassing" signs. I mean, A LOT of signs. I've heard of many people getting chased off at night by unseen figures in the woods.
Mainly, it was just fun to take chicks down there and tease them about the Bubbleheads.
Urban legend states something to the effect that years ago, people settled near the end of the road. Through years of inbreeding, the descendants of the original settlers developed hydrocephaly, or "Water on the Brain," which caused their heads to be oversized, hence the term "bubblehead."
This is a relatively famous urban legend in NoCo St. Louis, with many residents convinced of some truth behind it. Indeed, when you drive to the end of the road there and several "No Tresspassing" signs. I mean, A LOT of signs. I've heard of many people getting chased off at night by unseen figures in the woods.
Mainly, it was just fun to take chicks down there and tease them about the Bubbleheads.
Bubblehead Road by Agent 138 August 30, 2006
Gentlemen of the Road
A generic moniker applied to travelers who project their own insecurities and lack of local knowledge on to the people and places they fail to understand in their travels.
Essential characteristics:
1) Rely on sweeping generalizations about the inadequacies or deficiencies of a local population that offer no room for the role of the systemic influences or constraints on those people, While showing no apparent desire to learn about or understand said factors.
2) Fancy themselves superior to tourists who opt for a comfortable option over more "adventurous" methods, while simultaneously expressing indignation (directed at the bystanders of their "adventure") when they are not treated with the same sort coddling that they rebuke others for choosing. Of essential importance is that this irony is completely lost on them.
3) Devolve into blatantly racist diatribes and jokes while apparently believing that reference to their past espousal of a now abandoned multiculturalism, somehow makes their xenophobia validated. They believe that the culturally open attitude they held from the comfort of their home country was due to their own virtue, while the subsequent condemnations are due to the fundamental flaws of those people and no shortcomings of the travelers themselves.
The expression was coined in the summer of 2010 in Hanoi, Vietnam after awareness of a travelers' blog bearing the same name quickly spread via Twitter and Facebook in Hanoi's English speaking community.
Essential characteristics:
1) Rely on sweeping generalizations about the inadequacies or deficiencies of a local population that offer no room for the role of the systemic influences or constraints on those people, While showing no apparent desire to learn about or understand said factors.
2) Fancy themselves superior to tourists who opt for a comfortable option over more "adventurous" methods, while simultaneously expressing indignation (directed at the bystanders of their "adventure") when they are not treated with the same sort coddling that they rebuke others for choosing. Of essential importance is that this irony is completely lost on them.
3) Devolve into blatantly racist diatribes and jokes while apparently believing that reference to their past espousal of a now abandoned multiculturalism, somehow makes their xenophobia validated. They believe that the culturally open attitude they held from the comfort of their home country was due to their own virtue, while the subsequent condemnations are due to the fundamental flaws of those people and no shortcomings of the travelers themselves.
The expression was coined in the summer of 2010 in Hanoi, Vietnam after awareness of a travelers' blog bearing the same name quickly spread via Twitter and Facebook in Hanoi's English speaking community.
Gentlemen of the Road by HanoiSummer July 16, 2010
Fieldfare Road
Fieldfare Road is situated in carisbrooke, Isle Of Wight, a lovely place to live, near argos and full of friendly people.
Great place to be as it's near newport and no chavs there at all, like carisbrooke
The Road consists of 8 closes/rises/ways, all named after birds. These include (From Nearest To Argos) Linnet Close, Kestral Way, The Finches, Goldcrest Close, Kingfisher Close, Wheater Close, Lark Rise, Winchat Close.
:)
Great place to be as it's near newport and no chavs there at all, like carisbrooke
The Road consists of 8 closes/rises/ways, all named after birds. These include (From Nearest To Argos) Linnet Close, Kestral Way, The Finches, Goldcrest Close, Kingfisher Close, Wheater Close, Lark Rise, Winchat Close.
:)
Fieldfare Road by Fieldfare October 8, 2008
Route 110 / Broadhollow Road
The ghetto fall-line in between massapequa park and amityville on long island. well massapequa would definitly be the really nice area and amityville just sucks.
also see farmingdale, wantagh, east meadow
also see farmingdale, wantagh, east meadow
Route 110 / Broadhollow Road by MYNAMEIST February 10, 2007