Dubu
Dubu by stanloonaforclearskin October 25, 2019
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Dubu by playingwithflre July 3, 2022
Dubuck
Dubuck by Block Island Gang February 17, 2015
Dubuck
dubuck (n): A half empty beer in either a can or a cup that someone has abandoned. Named after a man named Dubuck who would always leave half-empty beers undrank.
Wow I can't believe he left that dubuck on the table after dinner, what a chick move, don't worry I'll go drink it.
Dubuck by anonymousoooooo December 20, 2012
dubuque
A very hilly, suburb-sized river city (58,000 proper, 89,000 metro) located on the Mississippi river where Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois meet. The first city in Iowa, founded by a French fur trader turned miner named Julien Dubuque. Sometimes referred to as the "City of Five Flags" because it has been under the control of Spain, Great Britain, monarchial France, liberated France, and the United States. Heavily Irish and German population, unfortunately about 95% white. Mostly Catholic but churches of almost every Christian denomination (including Latter Day) and a synagogue are present. Rumored to have the second highest alcohol consumption per capita in the world, losing out to some beer town in Germany. Also rumored to have won a competition for best drinking water in the nation. Home to three private colleges, two seminaries and a bible college. Somewhat divided between older downtown/bluffs area residents in the southeast and newer suburban area residents in the northwest and surrounding rural communities. Controlled-access highways connect Dubuque west to I-35, southwest to Cedar Rapids, IA (I-380 and I-80) south to the Quad Cities (IA and IL) and beyond, and northeast to Madison, WI and beyond. Air service to Chicago. A very beautiful, historic area.
From the bluffs of Dubuque you can see Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois...and a crapload of white people.
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