A term for describing something so tragic, not right, and straight up wrong. When you need a term stronger than the previously mentioned words to describe something that is horrendous, crazy, or just plain stupid.
DAMN!!! She has 6 kids by 6 baby daddies, and she's pregnant with her 7th by daddy number 7!!! That's Tragic City!!!
Icy Mike was talking shit, and got beat up real bad like Hopkins did Tarver!!! That's the 3rd time this month!!! That's Tragic City!!!
Icy Mike was talking shit, and got beat up real bad like Hopkins did Tarver!!! That's the 3rd time this month!!! That's Tragic City!!!
by DarkMessiah1974 April 26, 2011
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Popular phrase amongst Mancunians and those in the surrounding vicinity. Not necessarily in praise or worship of the city, more in a mockery of the Bible in that:
"... and on the Sixth day, God created Man(chester)."
Popular phrase amongst Mancunians and those in the surrounding vicinity. Not necessarily in praise or worship of the city, more in a mockery of the Bible in that:
"... and on the Sixth day, God created Man(chester)."
"Hey Kyle, fancy a trip down to God's City next week? I want to nip in HMV and pickup a Nightwish album. Oh I do love Nightwish..."
"FL37CH 1Z TEH FO SHIZZLE"
"FL37CH 1Z TEH FO SHIZZLE"
by Stuart Fletcher November 1, 2004
Get the God's City mug."Shit, Hannah and I went to high school together, but did you see those wrinkles, that bitch runnin city miles!"
by NesaK April 14, 2022
Get the City miles mug.A city snob : a person that is likely from a big city , and acts extremely sophisticated , also may look down on the regular citizen that lives out in the country, ( woods ) or away from city life ,
That City snob chick acts so sophisticated she just can't stand us country Folk , all because our 4×4 trucks are muddy with our hunting dogs in the back of it ,
by J l s February 28, 2018
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Get the Bradford City mug.Judgment City is that part of town where all the buildings are of medium height, usually located near expressways, and built between the early Sixties and the mid-Eighties. Its style is some variation on International Style as exemplified by the almost inevitable flat roofs with HVAC equipment forming a "sore thumb" addendum to the roof lines. Judgment City gets its name from the sterile corporate complex that is the setting for most of the plot of Albert Brooks' satiric comedy DEFENDING YOUR LIFE.
Beige is the predominant theme of Judgment City -- beige for the cast-concrete slabs that form some buildings, most bridges, and practically all covered parking structures attached to those buildings that no longer are surrounded by enormous asphalt parking lots. Beige also shows up in more overtly pseudo-sophisticated building techniques like pebbled walls (usually more concrete but with a deliberate random design), or the vertical walls with pretend fluting that are made of a whiter shade of concrete.
Judgment City areas generally push retail and housing to its edges because in these neo-downtowns, rents are too expensive to support low-rise concerns.
If, however, you come across a newer area that is not flat-roofed and beige, but equally corporate with such building features as monopitch or steepled roofs, ziggurat-edged walls and exposed structural elements like gray PPG plate glass or red girders, you've gone beyond Modern into Post-Modern: Legoland. (See "Legoland".)
Beige is the predominant theme of Judgment City -- beige for the cast-concrete slabs that form some buildings, most bridges, and practically all covered parking structures attached to those buildings that no longer are surrounded by enormous asphalt parking lots. Beige also shows up in more overtly pseudo-sophisticated building techniques like pebbled walls (usually more concrete but with a deliberate random design), or the vertical walls with pretend fluting that are made of a whiter shade of concrete.
Judgment City areas generally push retail and housing to its edges because in these neo-downtowns, rents are too expensive to support low-rise concerns.
If, however, you come across a newer area that is not flat-roofed and beige, but equally corporate with such building features as monopitch or steepled roofs, ziggurat-edged walls and exposed structural elements like gray PPG plate glass or red girders, you've gone beyond Modern into Post-Modern: Legoland. (See "Legoland".)
-- Recall that in Albert Brooks' movie DEFENDING YOUR LIFE, the newer retail outlets in Judgment City, like nail salons or frozen-yogurt shops, were going up on the edge of town.
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by al-in-chgo June 19, 2011
Get the Judgment City mug.1. (n.)a crew of bboys and bgirls that have the drive to get better and stay chill
2. (v.)to extremely entertain in a way that pleases everybody
2. (v.)to extremely entertain in a way that pleases everybody
1. ayo, have you seen Rock The City? I heard they got some crazy moves!
2. Ay DJ, play some tracks that will Rock The City
2. Ay DJ, play some tracks that will Rock The City
by Bboy Genysis June 24, 2008
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