Originally used as a derogatory nickname for Ypsilanti, Michigan. During World War II large numbers of people moved from Kentucky to Ypsilanti to work in the bomber factories. The town still has many residents who trace their roots to the Appalatian Mountain states. Also spelled Ypsitucky. This once pejorative nickname has been proudly embraced by some residents, similarly to the way the once derogatory moniker 'queer' has been embraced of late by homasucktuals.
by Flyer June 28, 2006
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by Bretski666 March 1, 2011
I agree pretty much with the definition above. But it is almost always called Council-Tucky by someone FROM Nebraska (usually Omaha or surrounding areas) The reason it is called Council-Tucky is that the whole town in an armpit. Cars with duct tape. Monster trucks. Missing teeth. Trailers. It is a play on Council Bluffs and Kentucky. I guess we view "Kentucky" as a state that is 'beneath' us? Personally, I would have chosen Arkansas...but Arkan-Bluffs and Council-sas dont have the nice hokey melody that Council-Tucky has. Also, the above example is wrong. People from Council Bluffs dont say theyre from Council-Tucky. Usually they just say theyre from "The Bluffs"
"Hey, look at that car. Three different colored fenders. Duct tape holding on the bumper. A complete, duct tape window! They MUST be from Council-Tucky! Yep...the license plate is P-Wott county!"
by Prevenger August 22, 2007
Also known as Martinsville Indiana. A small ass town in south central Indina known for idiots, racists ,racist idiots, school shootings and little kids being tazed by cops.
Also a hotspot for southernist attitudes north of the Ohio River.
Small city with no entertanment whatsoever.
Also a hotspot for southernist attitudes north of the Ohio River.
Small city with no entertanment whatsoever.
by jeffy1712 April 29, 2011
Due west of Pennsyltucky, famous for too little sun, too much rain, weird mutant bugs along riverbanks, water-rats the size of dogs, millions of bats and small bat caves, jagged green hilltops covered in fog, and the backwater hick metropolis of pittsburgh. Residents of Transyltucky worship a strange god they call "big ben" and put coleslaw on sandwiches. They're too pale, rigidly obtuse, speak with the weirdest accent in the American English language. It's a place where people are both xenophobic and eerily polite. Geographically it looks and feels almost exactly like Transylvania. It's green, wet, foggy, damp, and the sun almost never seems to shine.
I wanted to see Transylvania but the dollar fell against the Euro again. So I went to Transyl-tucky. It's not really as exotic but the people are scary.
by Exit and Panic January 20, 2009
by nefarious me October 3, 2009