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Wall st named after a wall that ran across Manhattan separating the indians and country folks from the city people. It’s also the place where bankers gathered to separate the naive from what was truly valuable and leave them shinny, cheep, trinkets and or a wide variety of magic tricks and promises .

As they say, the names, places, and costumes change ( something along those line ) but the play remains the same; in deed with Wall st. The play is the same, but where you once had drunken Shakespearian actors on intermission from the galas in the park fleecing the dim witted for sport and amusement; you have today the anti social branch of the cities collective , unofficial , madhouse filled to the brim psychiatric marvels who manage to retain the ability to calculated even if it’s often quite creative and often bizarre. I should also mention their ability of magic is quite intact and relished .
Usage :

John: “Bill, have you ever noticed that when you use the ATM on Wall st weird things happen”?

Bill: “Oh, you mean when the ATMs eat your money and there never seems to be a record.”

John: “Exactly! .... and how the always have those new machine that always seem to be out of receipt paper.”

Bill ; “Exactly!...... and how they always seem to malfunction and how the young tellers always seemed to be befuddled and can never find a manager and or the manager are always either on vacation in The Camon island or at a banking convention in Atlantic city
Wall St by Republahater November 16, 2012
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Wall Street Journal 

A very unreliable source to get your news from. Calling people anti-Semitic, because of a joke they made. Even though one of their writers, hypofritz, also made anti-Semitic jokes.
Wall Street Journal is back at it again with fake news
Wall Street Journal by BallzDeepIn69 February 24, 2017

Wall Street Journal 

A clickbait news outlet who defames people for personal gain.
Every news outlet who defames PewDiePie is a Wall Street Journal.

Wall Street Journal 

A news website that lies like a lot.
Pewdiepie anti semi-WSJ
Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal 

A fucking horseshit news source that should do suicide. It takes everything out of context and calls people anti-semitic even though no body actually cares so they're just trying to get more $ because they know nobody actually reads their shit newspaper. Only dumbass hypofritz work there because no one else is dumb enough to stoop to their level.
"I work at wall street journal," said Alfred Chokesondick, a very retarded an unreliable journalist.
"Fuck you. Tell satan I said hi when you go back from where you came from," responded smart person that knows Wall Street Journal sucks donkey balls.

Wall Street Hug 

A one-sided hug given to somebody in need of one. Think of it as an emotional bail-out.
A: She looked like she was in need of an emotional bail-out, so I gave her a Wall Street Hug.

B: That was nice of you.
Wall Street Hug by Zea1ot October 12, 2010

Wall Street Rat 

Similar in tone to hood rat or street rat the WSR is an sub-species indigenous to the greater NYC area, sometimes including Greenwich, CT. While seemingly disguised in a suit and tie this shady character is constantly plotting nefarious schemes such as parceling up bad product with enough good product to fool buyers (similar to drug dealing), insider lingo meant to confuse and distract listeners and giving themselves pay raises as everyone else suffers (stealing). They should be treated with the same contempt as other aforementioned rats.
I hate going out drinking in the Financial District. The bars are always full of stinking Wall Street Rats.
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