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Nickname for Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a dying former steel-mill town with no future whatsoever. The only thing Johnstown is relatively famous for is the disastrous flood of 1889 that killed over 2,200 people.
Hopefully in 50 years J town will be DEAD.
j town by mehhhhhhhhh August 8, 2006
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a small beach town located in the northern territories of the world famous 561 (south FL, USA). land of the sand and dum drum.
(also known as: J.U.P. or jupiter)
deluks products are manufactured in j town.
j town by TSD1 July 17, 2006
A so-called institute of learning. Basically a place to go for people who don't want to work but aren't smart enough to attend a real university. Densely populated by GAA heads and the like.
Fuck it mammy, i didn't get into queen's, i suppose i'll have to go to j town instead.
j town by Mick April 18, 2005
I always love walking in J town to check out the female Japanese tourists. Yummy.
J town by Mr. Bligh October 14, 2009
A border town near El Paso, Texas (AKA Juarez, Mexico) where local college students from NMSU (New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico) and UTEP (University of Texas at El Paso, Texas) go to get really really intoxicated. Features drink-n-drown for $10 and the legal drinking age in MX is 18 ;)
It's Monday at noon, finals are over. Let's all get in the car and go to J-Town!
J-Town by James December 21, 2003
El paso's sister city across the border in mexico
it's friday we aint got no job and we dont got shit to do. lets go to J-town and get drunk with 10 bucks
J-TOWN by joe January 15, 2004
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