brooksville

Historical small town a part of civil war era history. Beautiful trees, gardens and antebellum homes, brick roads. Duals were common in the civil war and pirates. Most of the town is attending colleges and several well known athletes such as Jerome Brown were from Brooksville. Its a christian town, it is a good place for family's. But unemployment is currently 14 percent and as a result most of the towns inhabitants are retired or commuting to other locations.There is a Saturday market on the court house square, a art museum,historical museum, a small public college,beautiful beaches nearby,tennis, golf,horseback riding. People from the area are friendly, helpful. most highly educated.The different cultures and races get along very well.

Historical small town a part of civil war era history. Beautiful trees, gardens and antebellum homes, brick roads. Duals were common in the civil war and pirates. Most of the town is attending colleges and several well known athletes such as Jerome Brown were from Brooksville. Its a christian town, it is a good place for family's. But unemployment is currently 14 percent and as a result most of the towns inhabitants are retired or commuting to other locations.There is a Saturday market on the court house square, a art museum,historical museum, a small public college,beautiful beaches nearby,tennis, golf,horseback riding. People from the area are friendly, helpful. most highly educated.The different cultures and races get along very well.

by MaryKatRose December 30, 2010

brooksville

A quaint historic town in central Florida. Graced by beautiful trees and brick roads, historic houses and buildings. Of course there are not so nice areas, as with every city. Currently a lot of indie/hipster type poeple love to antique, thrift, bike, and take pictures with their fancy cameras or lomos all throughout different parts of Brooksville.

Hey wanna go explore Brooksville this afternoon and take some photos with my new Holga?
Yeah, mate. Bville's lovely.

by tallulah20 January 15, 2011

Brosville

Perhaps more commonly known as Roseville, the city is located approximately 15 miles North East of Sacramento, California. Widely known for it's conceded opulence and apparent lack of thinking, reading or open-mindedness on any level by its citizens. You will find a plethora of ignorant, empty fools in lifted trucks and Volcom hats. Tribal tattoos are also a common sight. Bros slither amongst the city dragging their knuckles on the pavement while drinking Monster Energy Drinks. Women are beautiful and plentiful. Unfortunately, any attempt at basic conversation on a real level will result in disappointment. Unless your conversation consists of talk on the new Soulja Boy album, or Jamba juice, your words will go to deaf and/or dull ears/minds. If you find yourself living in Brosville as a registered Democrat, you may as well not vote, for Brosville is a part of Placer County, where W bumper stickers are commonly found on SUV's (and no, not to be ironic). By and large, if you enjoy caring only for yourself, ridiculing the weak, money, guns, malls, Hummers, and a City guaranteed to be completely devoid of culture, Brosville is perfection.

BRO: "Hey bro, you wanna come to Brosville with me to pick up my new rims?"

ME: "No, places like that help me understand why the terrorists hate us."

by Ryan Quicompoix May 25, 2008

Boresville

(a): A place that is boring.

(b): Most towns/villages in upper Michigan have nothing to do. They will all make you bored.

(c): A nickname for a place that has nothing to do.

(a): I don't see what is so great about Michigan's Upper Peninsula? Every place I've been to here is Boresville.

(b): They don't have there here either! What is this place? Boresville!

(c):
Person A: I want to move to the city.
Parson B: Why?
Parson A: Because living in this village is Boresville!

by StealthLava January 6, 2012

Boonville

A small village located halfway between losing your mindtown and vomiting in a saucepan dave thoughtfully lined with gladwrapsville.

Albert: I think a visit to Boonville is on the cards for later tonight. What do you think
Percy: I would rather eat glass than return to Boonville.

by Captain Boon September 6, 2009

blowsville

When your in a situation or location that sucks.

I'm stuck in Blowsville, population me.

by Lazaruskid August 24, 2007

Bossville

Something that is utterly awesome and boss.

George: Dude did you see that kid just do a sweet gainer?

Connor: Yea that was pretty Bossville.

by BigStreet October 2, 2011