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happy valley/goose bay

The grundle of the world. Depressing little hole that should be filled in. Accesible only by long, long dirt road or even longer boat ride: "voyage of the damned". Home of the chocolate weavils.
I would soon contort and defacate in my own ear than return to happey valley/goose bay.
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Aye Bay Bay 

It means ay baby. Like Hey Girl....or Hey lil mama, i want your attention
If a dude is in the club, and they see a fire chick and they want to get their attention they say "Ay Bay Bay" to them.

Like Aye Bay Bay by Hurricane Chris
Aye Bay Bay by Crystal Br July 19, 2007

Hervey Bay 

Now for those of you who have been to hervey bay why did you not say 'guys, don't go there its a complete shit hole'? And for anyone who hasn't been...guys don't go it's a complete shit hole.

Hervey is basically a sprawling housing estate running along the shores of a dirty muddy silty beach that is completely devoid of any nice sand or even surf.

The stillness and ugliness of this shoreline reflects everything else about this god foresaken dive.

There are no people, the few bars you wouldn't want to go in even if you were on the brink of starvation and dehydration, and there is nothing to do.
Bogan, shit hole, Hervey Bay
Hervey Bay by MJN11 April 5, 2011
Dude, I got a lot of good shit on e-bay!!
E-bay by Ashley February 28, 2003

Fanny Bay 

A small community located on Vancouver Island, most commonly known for the delicious oysters that come from said bay, Fanny Bay Inn (FBI), and the Whacky Woods.
Fanny Bay, a small drinking community with a slight fishing problem
Fanny Bay by BMRX December 14, 2011

Bantanimo Bay 

Bantanimo Bay is like Guantanimo Bay but full of banta. It is owned by the religion Bantianity and contains several Bantathedrials.

There is a king who is also the god of Bantianity and also a prophet of said religion. Getting laid is easy here and it is open to all sorts of kinky shit.
Have you been held captive in Bantanimo Bay?