Where are you currently located?

The grammatically correct way of saying," Where you at?"

A: "Where are you currently located?
B: "Not on the streets."

by Wtf_Boom May 28, 2009

would like to know your location

A term asked by Google and other websites, asking if you would give them your location so they can sell it and get money.

“Google would like to know your location.”
“Hell naw!”

by MaybeARealWord March 30, 2021

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by Adujasty343 July 14, 2025

Pole on Location

The sophisticated version of planking often involving pole moves on random locations.

Can involve holding ones own body weight in particular pole dancing moves

"Hey, I'm going to go out and do some pole on location"

"Did you see my pole on location?"

by Pole dancer June 29, 2012

non-co-location

Not existing in the same space

the non-co-location of the workers made it difficult to correspond

by jshaw86 October 21, 2008

turn on location

A common phrase in the subreddit /r/popheads, usually used to express anger and disagreement over somebody's music choices and/or opinion.

A: Taylor Swift's album 'reputation' is not a bop.
B: Turn on location.

by macho760 December 10, 2017

Where is the general location of Gabriella

This is another way to say the common joke of "Where's gaby" it makes it 10x more funny but also amplifies the pure dumbass that the joke originally was

Guy 1"You're fat seth"
Seth"I-i, FUCK WHERE IS THE GENERAL LOCATION OF GABRIELLA GUY 1"

by Wheres gaby February 27, 2022