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kings cross

The notorious 'Red Light District' in Sydney, Australia. Apart from the junkies, gangs, strippers and ho's, Kings Cross is a bitch of a place, with some of the best club and pub life in Sydney. Cranking 24-7 'The Cross' never dies, with murders, car-jackings, assaults, armed robbery's, prostitution and large-scale drug deals in action 'round the clock.
Notorious for prostitution, high profile murders and Heroin. The bright neon lights and the exciting buzz makes it like a mini-version of Liberty City from GTA 3.
"I dumped 3 pills(X) and went to 'Candy's Apartment'(Club), I hooked up with a 'honey' and met a few dealer's. On the way to the club they owned(illegally) I saw a man get stabbed, a kidnapping and 3 police raids. At their club we did some more drugs, but then they pulled out the 'Big H'(Heroin) and I was outta there."
kings cross by Diego August 27, 2003
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Kings Cross

An insult for females referring to the fact that prostitutes are known to frequent Kings Cross in Sydney.
Girl: I gotta go to work soon...
Boy: Yeah, how is Kings Cross these days?
Kings Cross by Lach Graham March 5, 2007

king's cross 

A grimy drug-infested area of London. It has been majorly cleaned up but it's still not that good.
When you walk out of King's Cross station you are immediately confronted by a bunch of drugged-up homeless and nasty looking teenagers wanting drugs or to sell you drugs.
king's cross by Angelacia June 8, 2007
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