Tulsa.
Tulsa was originally named Tulsey town when it was founded back in the 19th century. It was given the nickname T-Town, and later, by the time it was an official city in1897, it's name had already been changed to Tulsa while retaining the nickname T-town.

A person with an outwardly dominant, masculine, or aggressive personality, but who also enthusiastically takes on the submissive or "bottom" role in the bedroom.

Reference to Tuscaloosa, Alabama -- the official college town of the University of Alabama.

Also doubles as the other Tuscaloosa, Alabama nickname (as it relates to the University of Alabama football program's all-time, NCAA-leading 12 national titles): Title Town.

An abreviation for any village, town, city, or populated area whose legitimate name starts with T. Often used by youth to make their current location sound more "street".

Ttown is also a term of endearment for Tacoma, Washington. When you come to Ttown don’t miss our glass museum ( Dale Chihuly’s home town) and our many shops and exhibits of urban art. We have our own railroad, light-rail, and good bus system.

Reference to the city of Tulsa Oklahoma