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Columbia Heights Deuce 

Columbia Heights Deuce

Deuce is a street gang or clique that was originated in the early to mid 2000's in the city Columbia heights. They are mainly white but have members of other races. They were very active for several years and had several known members arrested for crimes ranging from drugs to assaults.

As far as I know they are not affiliated with any of other gangs in the area and seem to be quiet but still active.
Oh you graduated from Columbia Heights, Well you must be Columbia Heights Deuce.

in the heights 

A Musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Person: I've listened to hamilton but I haven't heard any of Lin's other musicals
Other person: you should listen to in the heights! It's really good
Person: I will, thx
in the heights by Itzacow August 21, 2017

cardinal heights 

A school in sun prairie, wi, just outside of madison where way too many middle schoolerssmoke weed
Person 1: Hey, you hear about that fight at cardinal heights?
Person 2: Which one? There were 5 this week.
Person 1: The third. Wanna smoke some weed?
cardinal heights by Ooga booga 34 February 23, 2019

The obey me heights 

Here are the obey me brothers heights :)
The obey me heights

Lucifer: 6'3
Mammon: 6'0
Levi: 6'0
Satan: 6'0
Asmo: 5'9
Beel: 6'4
Belphie: 5'10

heightist 

An act, acts, or attitutes that seek to denigrate or discriminate against people of height.

The act of treating people of different physical stature as if they were essentially different.
"He's too short to play lead"
heightist by Michael Calwell April 23, 2004

fernal heights 

a fictional san francisco neighborhood, based on the actual neighborhood name bernal heights. To go here is to actually just drink OR want to drink an excessive amount of fernet.
dude i took the train to fernal heights last night and ended up chowdering in my bed.
fernal heights by David Ruiz March 25, 2008
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