England is my city!

A sarcastic expression that can be used to playfully mock a statement said in broken english, including grammatically incorrects statement or a statement with incorregly speeled werds. Can be said in real life, or over text. Usually said to a third party listener before to the person who said the sentence, or at the same time.

Person A: Yesterday's interview were great!
Person B, to person C: England is my city!

by LeluguyssuckTheGreat April 6, 2022

Atlantic City Special

Where you have to control the golden shower into the partners mouth a la Big Mouth (Boardwalk) Carnival Game.

She asked for a golden shower in the mouth like it was an Atlantic City Special.

by Porkrollspesh April 20, 2022

New York City Workout

When the elevator is out in your apartment building and you just bought groceries and you live above the second floor

“I just went to Trader Joe’s to stock up my fridge and now I’m about to have a New York City workout because the elevator is out and I live on the sixth floor fml”

by Gemmalacoi June 11, 2021

NEW NEO CITY

an epic sound track and an game in robot 64, what else do you need?

NEW NEO CITY its new and has neo signs, how better could it get

by someone else thats not u February 11, 2021

Bristol City

A football team in Bristol, England commonly known for playing terrible football in the championship and disappointing their fans. Also well known for having the fastest football player to ever play: Chris Martin.

Skinhead 1: “Bristol City are so shit why do I pay to watch this shite”

Skinhead 2: “At least Massengo has massive hair”

Skinhead 1: “Yeah I guess, do you want to go and do cocaine in the cubical?”

Skinhead 2: “yeah have you got the bag or has Al got it?”

by StonesSZN on twitter April 11, 2022

bee city

Slang for Manchester (UK), due to the bee being its symbol.

We are going to bee city!

Oh hell no!

by hacker3000 December 21, 2022

Prison City Rules

In small press publishing that's code:

No erotic content, but other than that NO HOLDS BARRED

The Ethereal Gazette was noted for it's STRICT house rules rivaling the mentality of the Duggar household but aspects that differ as he defined to another who was doing anthologies, another editor knew the rules he coined -- other publishing imprints know this as Prison City Rules. No erotic content but no holds barred. Rule out sexual content but time the swearing, go for subject matter that's ideologically sensitive and able to address social issues when pulling this off. The Issue Five roster embodied the Prison City Rules approach.

by illinoishorrorman June 8, 2018