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Mt. Airy 

A small town in Carroll County, MD. There's not much to do there... we do however have a duckpin bowling alley and a Wal-Mart. That's about it though. A nice, quiet town to live in though :). Between Frederick and Westminster.
I'm bored, want to do something? This is Mt. Airy, there's nothing to do.... Want to go to Wal-Mart?
Mt. Airy by Lirael626 March 16, 2011
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Mt. Airy 

Can agree not much to do but we’re gonna have a chick fil a soon! Come on by and join the local duster, meth, and H heads behind the oh so fabulous Walmart. The stoner youth culture is tight, just let me be they mean no harm. Close enough to buckeystown and Eldersburg. I would say it is generally middles aged yuppies and obnoxious frednecks that think they’re reeaaaalllll cool.
Yo I can’t wait to get tf out this place, Mt. airy sucks.
Mt. Airy by Carl Scott July 12, 2021

Mt. Airy, NC 

Mount Airy, NC. What a beautiful city, that's if you plan on retiring there. If you're planning to raise children you might as well drive 30 minutes south to winston-salem Where the only thing fun to do for teenagers is go to the mall or for the little kids is Chuck E. Cheese. A town only known for Andy Griffith. No seriously there is nothing else this town has to be proud of, they have a playhouse, a museum and a statue as small as this town in the same vicinity. Oh yeah and the autumn leaves festival, an event that happens every year on the first day of fall on main street where you can't take two steps without bumping into someone else walking in the opposite direction as you. There are barely any black people in this town, the black people here are so close it's basically like they're related. You could literally stand anywhere in town and still see Pilot Mountain.
Person 1: Where are you from?

Person 2: Mt. Airy, NC

Person 1: Where?

Person 2: You know that town Andy Griffith is from?

Person 1: No
Mt. Airy, NC by efil4aggiN February 3, 2019
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