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Londonderry 

A town in southern New Hampshire filled with band geeks that think theyre cool. Macks Apple owns 300 percent of the town. Largest population of zebras in the United States. Name originated from the city of Londonderry, Japan. African American percentile is around negative 20 percent as stated in the 2003 census. The basement of the local library is a breeding ground for flaming robot nazis. Pockets of radiation have lead to the mutation of locals giving them supernatural abilities including but not limited to: faster growing fingernails, glowing eyes, and flaming cocks.
I cant wait to leave londonderry and move to a REAL town
Londonderry by Coach Rich October 7, 2009

Londonderry 

Fictional term used to refer to Derry a city in county Derry, Ulster, Ireland.
Lets march around the walls of Londonderry.
Londonderry by Adrian December 10, 2003

londonderry 

A kick ass town in NH with some pretty cool people.

Yeah, theres way too many apple orchards, but people learn to enjoy them.

The High School has one sick band that's going to march at the olympics. yeah, they're that good. They also have some good sports there.

Londonderry is a great place to be.
Everyone should move to Londonderry.
londonderry by daveyyy November 25, 2007

Londonderry 

A fictional place located in Ulster. Huns / prods call it Londonderry even though pretty much every where else apart from Britain knows it as Derry. The city is nowadays mostly a republican area and most huns are leaving
Paul : ay I went on a trip to a wee place called Londonderry
Seamus : *crackling his knuckles* where’s Londonderry? All I heard of was Derry
Londonderry by ThePEhall March 21, 2020

Londonderry 

A very dirty town in southern New Hampshire. It is known to smell of skunks.
I traveled through Londonderry yesterday, and had to shower twice to get the stink off.
Londonderry by CDiddy420 July 19, 2009

Londowner 

Moany Londoner (or British citizen for more flexible labelling ) that tends to complain about anything, typically current generation populace.
Just a right wing Londowner, mate.
Londowner by G Money Ltd May 15, 2019
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