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canyon of boise 

A cool place or person no one knows about, and said person or place is keeping it that way... Like most people of Idaho who are happy to let outsiders think that they are lame in order to keep outsiders out.. A Canyon of Boise is that mystery man who very well may be a secret service guy.. They fly under the radar.
God, I couldn't read that dude lurking around at the rally.. Yeah.. I think he might be Canyon iof Boise....
Oh yeah... He acts like he's just a regular guy but he's got special agent all over him, he's totally canyon of boise
canyon of boise by Sissityray October 21, 2015
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canyon of boise 

It's a verb.. Wgen a man goes " Canyon of Boise" then that is a person who is being super chill. It means to really be a lay-low kinda man. Mysterious. Or being massively under cover.

"Hey, whatever happened to that guy Josh? I haven't seen him around much?"

"I heard he's working for like the FBI or CIA or something."

"Yeah, I knew he was going out if state but I had no idea he'd be like all Canyon of Boise on us and just disappear like that."
"Hey bro.., why you hiding your Fake book profile?"

"Hey, I gotta disappear for a while so I'm going all Canyon of Boise for awhile."

Nobody knows where it is, nobody wants to know.. It's like the nowhere's ville of noplace land.
canyon of boise by Sissityray October 21, 2015
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