Blue Nowhere, a phrase coined by Jefferey Deaver in his book, The Blue Nowhere: Cyberspace. The intangible world of electricity and light. A Hacker's Neverland.
Blue- the colour of electricity
Nowhere- this world exists in no real physical way, it is not somewhere you can go, you cannot touch it. It is 'nowhere'.
Blue- the colour of electricity
Nowhere- this world exists in no real physical way, it is not somewhere you can go, you cannot touch it. It is 'nowhere'.
The boy sat at his computer, staring at the monitor momentarily, readying himself for another venture into the blue nowhere.
by Roger Edwin Darrell Martin April 26, 2007
Joe: Yo dude what did you do last night?
Fred: We pregammed and were going to go to the game, I think. We ended up not leaving the house, we got too drunk to make it out the door.
Joe: Sounds like another pregame to nowhere!
Fred: We pregammed and were going to go to the game, I think. We ended up not leaving the house, we got too drunk to make it out the door.
Joe: Sounds like another pregame to nowhere!
by PhilliesRockStar February 19, 2012
anywhere that isn't the city. suburbs, countryside, small towns. places nobody's heard of unless they live there.
by superflychick June 3, 2006
Zach told me he shaved his balls so I told him I didn't believe him because he still had his happy trail. He pulled down his pants and I witnessed the bridge to nowhere!
by dontuseyourrealnameinthisbox September 18, 2010
Some insignificant and boring place in middle America lacking culture, reason, and excitement; not worthy of mention.
by ScottX November 25, 2006
phrase derived from author James Howard Kunstler's influential work 'The Geography Of Nowhere' which, like similar tomes with a social conscience (e.g., 'Fast Food Nation', 'Bowling Alone', et al), challenged Americans to reassess the plight of their urban/suburban landscapes, especially since the end of World War Two. What Kunstler found was a terrain blighted by shopping and strip malls, fast food restaurants, twelve lane super highways, shoddily constructed business and residential developments or what he referred to as 'cartoon architecture'.
Bill : say Tom, where are you living these days ?
Tom : oh, out on 197th Mile Rd. in Paradise County, just east of the Rolling Meadows gated community, adjacent to a Chuckie Cheese's and Major Magic's Pizza Revue, in between the 467th and 468th exit and on ramps to the eighteen lane Interstate, right behind the Wonderland strip mall, right next to a nature band-aid consisting of wood chips and one-foot tall shrubs.
Bill : Wow. In other words, nowhere in particular.
Tom : That's right ! Ain't this country great !
Tom : oh, out on 197th Mile Rd. in Paradise County, just east of the Rolling Meadows gated community, adjacent to a Chuckie Cheese's and Major Magic's Pizza Revue, in between the 467th and 468th exit and on ramps to the eighteen lane Interstate, right behind the Wonderland strip mall, right next to a nature band-aid consisting of wood chips and one-foot tall shrubs.
Bill : Wow. In other words, nowhere in particular.
Tom : That's right ! Ain't this country great !
by Virgin Suicides June 19, 2017
1 A man who sits in a nowhere land, makes all his nowhere plans for nobody, does not have a point of view, knows not where he's going to, and just sees what he wants to see.
2. A song by the Beatles.
2. A song by the Beatles.
by danielb September 21, 2005