Hanger 18

A term used to describe a place that is rumored to exist but conclusive evidence justifying its existence has not been found. Often it is used when people get lost while looking for a place they cannot find.

Etymology: The term comes from the supposed location of the alien bodies found at Roswell. It is thought to be somewhere in New Mexico and is highly protected by the government. The mantis band, Megadeath wrote a song about "Hanger 18".

"On our way to the Pottery Barn, we looked everywhere for East Lyman Street but I think it was a Hanger 18. Instead, we took a different route."

Hanger 18 by MotherEarthFracker December 11, 2006

Hanger 18

Pulling ones flaccid penis through the fly of their jeans, and walking around in a casual manner. This is usually done in bars or clubs, due to the low light. The purpose is yet to be determined, as most users of the Hanger 18 are drunk and have no real motive.

All the girls by the bar were disgusted to see that he was pulling a hanger 18.

Hanger 18 by TheCManBaby!!! September 25, 2010

hangar 18 

a hanger at wright-patterson air force base that held evidence to the roswell new mexico u.f.o. crash.

welcome to a fortress tall take some time to show you around imposible to break these walls for you see the steel is much to strong computer banks to rule the world insturments to sight the stars, possibly ive seen to much hangar 18 i know to much

hangar 18 by jacob tweedy April 15, 2008

hangar 18 

The most awesome hangar of them all. It is a tall fortress that uses the strongest steel thats impossible to break.

Banks are computer run and rule the world. Our telescopes let us see the stars.

Theres a possibility I know too much about Hangar 18. I do know too much.

Our inventory contains cryogenically frozen foreign lifeforms in a suspended state.

The story is that you choose what you forget. I believed this would be foretold but who would of thought?

Combining military and intelligence does not make sense.

Possibly I’ve seen to much
Hangar 18 I know too much

hangar 18 by Arm November 19, 2004