a small town in New York part of East Fishkil consists of mountain folk and gravel factory. An obscure town use the name when confused as though to blame your hometown for your stupidity
We don't understand that we from Stormville...Stormville that small town next to Hopewell?! It's a mountain and mountain folk thats it!!!
by Terri-bo-berri January 27, 2007
Get the stormville mug.Person 1- I go to Starkville Academy.
Person 2- I apologize, that education will not help you in the real world.
Person 2- I apologize, that education will not help you in the real world.
by Play_On_Playa January 14, 2011
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by princesscatwoman July 3, 2016
Get the starkville high school mug.Literally hell on earth. If you went to the trash heap of an educational facility I feel sincerely sorry for you. When people think about this school, all they think about are terrible sports, annoying people, and self-righteous, ego maniacs that have to make up lies to feel good about themselves. That place is horrifying. I cannot think of a more appropriate word. Abysmal. Remedial. Ignoramic. I feel sick to my stomach simply writing this definition.
Person 1: "Where do you go?"
Person 2: "Starkville Christian School..."
Person 3: "I am so sorry, but I can no longer be friends with you."
Person 2: "Starkville Christian School..."
Person 3: "I am so sorry, but I can no longer be friends with you."
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Get the stoneville mug.Former red-light district of New Orleans from 1897-1917. It was bounded by Iberville St., Basin St., St. Louis St., and N. Robertson St. Most of this former district is now occupied by the Iberville Projects, a dangerous housing development located right on top of the French Quarter. Storyville was closed down by the federal government (specifically Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels) as a "bad influence" during World War I in 1917. The closure was over the strong objections of the New Orleans city government; New Orleans Mayor Martin Behrman pronounced that, "you can make prostitution illegal, but you cant make it unpopular." After 1917, when Storyville was shut down, separate black and white underground dens of prostitution emerged around the city. Storyville continued in a more subdued state as an entertainment center through the 1920s, with various dance halls, cabarets, and restaurants. Speakeasies, gambling joints, and prostitution were also regularly found in the area despite repeated police raids. Almost all the buildings in Storyville were demolished in the 1930s to clear the land for the building of the Iberville Projects. While much of the area contained old and decayed buildings, the old mansions along Basin Street, some of the finest structures in the city, were also leveled.
Tourist - Hey, I hear there is a red-light district on Basin St., maybe I should go check it out!
Local - You talking 'bout Storyville? That been closed since before my time. I wouldn't go there if I were you anyway.
Tourist - Why?
Local - It's a housing project now...you could get rob or shot at.
Tourist - That sucks.
Local - Hey, for $10 i'll tell you where you got yo shoes.
Tourist - Oh yeah!! Go ahead and try.
Local - You got them on yo feet...now give me my d*** money!!
Local - You talking 'bout Storyville? That been closed since before my time. I wouldn't go there if I were you anyway.
Tourist - Why?
Local - It's a housing project now...you could get rob or shot at.
Tourist - That sucks.
Local - Hey, for $10 i'll tell you where you got yo shoes.
Tourist - Oh yeah!! Go ahead and try.
Local - You got them on yo feet...now give me my d*** money!!
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