in town
in town by SYSS Mouse March 7, 2009
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pirate's in town
pirate's in town by AEI December 29, 2008
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tom's in town
Time Of the Month.
It's a difficult thing to understand girl talk.
You're getting there. Just don't piss her off.
It's a difficult thing to understand girl talk.
You're getting there. Just don't piss her off.
Andrew: damn why are u in a such a fucking bad mood today!
Sara: Didn't you hear asshole? Tom's in town!
Sara: Didn't you hear asshole? Tom's in town!
tom's in town by Karenlovestigers February 18, 2009
Coolest kid in town
Coolest kid in town by someotherotherguy August 14, 2008
bring it back in town
A phrase that mexicans or mexican americans use that basically means to show people their best. It was derived from when poor mexicans used to go to America and work in low paying jobs. Then they would come back home to their poor little towns and brag about their earnings and they would say, "lo trajimos al pueblo" which means bring it back in town. Now it is used when Mexicans or Mexican Americans are about to show off their dance moves, when they are about to freestyle a rap, when they are succesful and they come back to show off to their family, when their about to kick some ass at a sporting event such as a soccer game, etc.
Mexican #1: Yo fool, we got the hottest dance moves.
Mexican #2: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Mexican #1: Lets do it homie.
Mexican #2: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Mexican #1: Lets do it homie.
bring it back in town by eddie5555 November 30, 2010
Leg in Town
"Leg in town" or "lit" was a common term used by the players of the action-rpg Diablo II in the era of "the secret cow level". The cow level was the highest-end area prior to patch 1.10 (when it got nerfed) for players to level up to 99 and magic find items. Compare to todays "baal-running".
In game (on europe realm in specific) there was popular channels much similar to todays baal-run channels, known as "milka" (milka-1, milka-2, etc.) channels where you could announce and find runs.
In these games you could often see the term "lit", which means Leg in town, or Leg's in town. The leg is wirt's the peg-legged boy's wooden leg which you will need to open up the cow level.
Since the secret level has a hidden quest that will disallow a player to open the level anew after killing the "cow king" that can be found in the level, it was almost always needed that someone other than the creater opens up the cow level.
This person will get the leg from tristram and get back to town and then drop it and say "lit"
In game (on europe realm in specific) there was popular channels much similar to todays baal-run channels, known as "milka" (milka-1, milka-2, etc.) channels where you could announce and find runs.
In these games you could often see the term "lit", which means Leg in town, or Leg's in town. The leg is wirt's the peg-legged boy's wooden leg which you will need to open up the cow level.
Since the secret level has a hidden quest that will disallow a player to open the level anew after killing the "cow king" that can be found in the level, it was almost always needed that someone other than the creater opens up the cow level.
This person will get the leg from tristram and get back to town and then drop it and say "lit"
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: Lit
*xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx drops leg*
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: Lit
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: Lit
xXxNoobxXx: lit..?!
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: ...Leg in Town n00b
xXxNoobxXx: oh i can open!
*xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx drops leg*
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: Lit
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: Lit
xXxNoobxXx: lit..?!
xXxTHE-COWSLAYERxXx: ...Leg in Town n00b
xXxNoobxXx: oh i can open!
Leg in Town by Spaz. July 31, 2012
Bring it back in town
A phrase that mexicans or mexican americans use that basically means to show people their best. It was derived from when poor mexicans used to go to America and work in low paying jobs. Then they would come back home to their poor little towns and brag about their earnings and they would say, "lo trajimos al pueblo" which means bring it back in town. Now it is used when Mexicans or Mexican Americans are about to show off their dance moves, when they are about to freestyle a rap, when they are succesful and they come back to show off to their family, when their about to kick some ass at a sporting event such as a soccer game, etc.
Eduardo: Yo fool, we got the hottest dance moves.
Felipe: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Eduardo: Lets do it fucker.
Felipe: Alright homie, lets BRING IT BACK IN TOWN.
Eduardo: Lets do it fucker.
Bring it back in town by eddie5555 November 29, 2010
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