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goin down town 

im goin down town on chingy tonite
goin down town by lanellia February 12, 2004
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goin down town 

An incredible play on words from the fantastic TV show Arrested Development.
Lucille: Is there Anything I can do?
Military Guy: You could always...go down town...

I know that this doesn't say "goin down town," but screw it.
goin down town by tuanomsoc September 24, 2006

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'
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
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