China Town
China Town by J Dog 99 April 30, 2013
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it's goin down like china town
-a phrase often used to emphasize the meaning that something is about it happen.
-when you wanna ryhme with 'it's goin' down'
-when you wanna ryhme with 'it's goin' down'
girl: we have to go to the party at becca's this friday
boy: oh hell yea, bro. it's goin down like china town
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boyfriend: babe, am i seeing you in your birthday suit tonight?
girlfriend: oh baby, you know it's goin down like china town
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boy 1: it's on like donkey kong ?
boy 2: it's goin' down like china town
boy: oh hell yea, bro. it's goin down like china town
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boyfriend: babe, am i seeing you in your birthday suit tonight?
girlfriend: oh baby, you know it's goin down like china town
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boy 1: it's on like donkey kong ?
boy 2: it's goin' down like china town
it's goin down like china town by idc1234 October 7, 2011
Going down to China town
a famous quote from the China town film, also refers to the extent to which you are going to take them down a peg or two, generally assuming that chinatown is far away.
You're in so much trouble,
yeah so
you're going down,
i've been down before
i'm taking going down to china town
oh
yeah so
you're going down,
i've been down before
i'm taking going down to china town
oh
Going down to China town by jaffaw July 16, 2009
Peace Down China Town
A term coined by Aneesh M. It is based off of the old saying peace up atown but much is much more clever and more fun to say. It can often be said when departing or bidding someone farewell. Nonetheless, it will make you sound awesome.
Peace Down China Town by DayCPeePole December 28, 2011
Wanna go to china town?
A phrase used to provoke a fight to another person; showing that you are confident you would be able to kick their ass typically said by a person of Asian ethnicity to a white man.
Wanna go to china town? by Kappa Boy October 16, 2019
bull in a china town
it's for when a "shop" just isn't enough;
coming from the expression "bull in a china shop" a bull person may need a entire town to destroy
coming from the expression "bull in a china shop" a bull person may need a entire town to destroy
bull in a china town by snowmk April 11, 2014
👌👈 china town
Its means they like you and your personality and looks. They also really love you and you should go for everyone who says this to you. (Green flag)
👌👈 china town by Brandine_ April 23, 2022
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