Unlike the other poster who includes SOUTH HUNTINGTON in his description of Huntington Station ghetto, i as a resident know that HUNTINGTON STATION IS THE GHETTO HOODRAT area. South huntington is nowhere near what the station is and is comprised of mostly white upper middle class to upper class people.And yes, most of us go to St.Anthony's or prep school to avoid that filth of a school whitman...
Clueless Dix hills resident-Hey your from south huntington right? Heard thats MAD ghetto like Huntington Station! South Huntington Resident-Yes, im so ghetto i go to private school and play hockey...
by ~Swagg24~ August 24, 2011
A sad excuse for a center of learning, located in the fakest part of West Virginia: Huntington, where everyone tries their hardest to be something they're not. The Highlanders (nice mascot) are also known for getting their ass kicked in football, year after year, by the "rednecks" as they call them, at Cabell Midland. Another thing they lack is intelligence, as they continue to show Cabell Midland's superiority when it comes to test scores.
1. If only those Huntington High kids had ever met an actual rapper... they may do a better job of acting like one.
2. "Would you care to join me at the Cabell Midland- Huntington High football game? No thanks, if I want to see a football team like Huntington, I can watch "Dancing with the Stars"."
2. "Would you care to join me at the Cabell Midland- Huntington High football game? No thanks, if I want to see a football team like Huntington, I can watch "Dancing with the Stars"."
by 2shots of Yeager April 16, 2006
Huntington Lake was named for Henry Edwards Huntington, the Southern California entrepreneur who financed the earliest work at the Big Creek-San Joaquin Hydroelectric Project. The lake was the first reservoir built in the project, which delivered electricity to southern California, some 240 miles away.
The surrounding area today known as Huntington Lake was simply called "Basin", the name taken from Basin Creek, originally a grain and cattle raising area, at the bottom of today's lake. A post office was established there in 1913, with the community of Huntington Lake being established in 1916, after it was named for Henry Huntington. Two other resort communities were created; Cedar Crest in 1923 and Lakeshore in 1924.
Huntington Lake lies approximately 70 miles northeast of Fresno in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 6,950 feet. Notable landmarks around Huntington Lake include Tamarack Ridge to the southeast at 7,582 feet, Kaiser Peak to the north at 10,320 feet; Black Point to the west; Red Mountain to the southeast; and Bear Butte to the east.
The surrounding area today known as Huntington Lake was simply called "Basin", the name taken from Basin Creek, originally a grain and cattle raising area, at the bottom of today's lake. A post office was established there in 1913, with the community of Huntington Lake being established in 1916, after it was named for Henry Huntington. Two other resort communities were created; Cedar Crest in 1923 and Lakeshore in 1924.
Huntington Lake lies approximately 70 miles northeast of Fresno in the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 6,950 feet. Notable landmarks around Huntington Lake include Tamarack Ridge to the southeast at 7,582 feet, Kaiser Peak to the north at 10,320 feet; Black Point to the west; Red Mountain to the southeast; and Bear Butte to the east.
Let's go to Huntington Lake
by Grizzly Bell March 22, 2011
Huntington Diseas is a genetic disorder that affects nerve cells. Symptoms, which normally appear in a persons's 40, include loss of muscal control and brain fuction. The symtoms worsen for 15 years or so before the dieases causes death. It is caused by versions of a single gene on the short arm of chromosome 4. This gene contains a region in which the bases CAG repeat. In people without the disease, there may be about 11 to 34 repeats; if there are more than about 42 in either copy of the gene, Huntington's disease will set in. The more repeats, the earlier the onset.
by natolia134 November 4, 2009
Huntington,WV 2nd largest city, and most obese city. It's a big white ghetto now a days, high crime rates, one of the most drug abused citys, and bad housing projects, where the poverty is 99.5% lower then average US neighborhoods, Guyandotte is a hillbilly ghetto,crime, drugs, and thugs.
by Scubastevedude September 21, 2013
I thought I heard her mom coming down the hall, so I had to give her the Huntington Hitler as a consolation prize.
by tinygiant November 27, 2009
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