Good zones

1. A greeting similar to good morning/evening/afternoon but includes all timezones and exclusively used on the internet. Despite the already existing greeting, “good day”, which has no specific time.

2. When you’ve been put in a good mood. Or a place where there’s good vibes. As opposed to the friend zone or “x-word” zone.

Adam: Good zones.

Kelly: Dude, just say “good day”. What’s next? A word that includes everyone in the word folks?

Marcus: My gf put me in the good zone last night.

by Dandy Jey April 15, 2024

Time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

Time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

Time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

by GravelWincher123 February 25, 2026

time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

time zones are not perfectly straight, 15-degree slices of the earth; they are adjusted for national borders and political decisions.

by GravelWincher123 February 25, 2026

the zones

Slang for LDN/London, shorthand for the phrase "Zones 1-6", the TFL fare zones, originating in the mid 2020s in Morden, South West London.

Person 1: "You still on holiday?"
Person 2: "Nah I'm back in the zones, you tryna link?"

"Brudda told me he was from the zones, then says Watford. Low it man"

"Bro I been talking to this bad one she lookin like my size but I live in the zones n she live in NYC, how's dat gonna work then?"

by southwestldner October 21, 2025