Going Town
The way a retarded chav in Britain (Not Sure About Other Countries) says "Going to town". This can be used in many different ways such as "Going School" instead of "Going to School".
Going Town by AtlasKoala January 26, 2017
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Going to town
Going to town by iliketogototown April 7, 2010
going to town on himself
Ross to rest of gang in season 10 out-takes: ".....sometmes when i am alone in my appartment, I look over here and Chandler is going to town on himself......"
going to town on himself by blood_all_over_morph September 22, 2008
Going to Town
I was in the middle of some hot relations with my boyfriend and that mo fo said no mo. So I said you dang ripped me off. I'm going to town.
Going to Town by Rocker J May 3, 2015
going to town with one in the brown
going to town with one in the brown by Dan the man with a big wang November 30, 2013
start going to town
start going to town by Ilovenicolette July 16, 2018
Going to Town
To finger a girl so much that her cunt actually self combusts and she has to slap it to put out said fire.....
Going to Town by OhSenpai July 9, 2015
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