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North Haven is a small town in the heart of Southern Connecticut. The town is mostly made up of Italians who tend to consume a diet of Longhini sausages. The men of the town love wearing white tank tops, which are commonly referred to as "wife beaters" and the woman wear lots of fake designer such as Foui Vuiton and Fucci. Popular names in the town are Anthony/Tony, Giovanni, Nick/Nico and Matt. Girl names popular in the town are Gina, Gianna, Nicolina, Juliana, Sophia and Alana. Dads in the town are typically plumbers, staunch catholics, and follow rec basketball standings religiously. Many people own pick up trucks and are members of the NRA.
Oh, you are from North Haven?
I wonder if you live in a McMansion with a decrepit boat in your backyard.
Home of Lüdwig Węnęl VanHeisenburg Hof the 7th
North Grenville! Isn’t that where Lüdwig lives.
Something you say to exclaim (when saying "far out" is too racy). Commonly heard in New Zealand classrooms in the 80's.
Jodi, what please come up and show the class how to solve this equation
*trips on glue stick*
Far North!
The northern latitudes of Australia. States in the Deep North are generally poorer, hotter, more humid, more conservative, and more prone to cyclones than its more poleward cousins. In the USA, this would be called the Deep South.
A: "I can't believe my fellow Queenslanders voted against gay marriage."
B: "That's what you get when you live in the Deep North."
Getting hurt in the worst ways possible, usually referred as "doin someone north" means hurting someone so bad they wouldn't consider or be able to retaliate.
He keep talkin sh×t, I'm about to "do him north!"
"Lil chris got caught slippin at the store last night, beat him then shot him, he got done North!"
(1) The continent also known as "North America".
The US is located in North Canada.
Head north.
Part of a group of phrases, for the cardinal directions: north it up, westwise it, eastify it and southernate.
judy: Which way from here? North or south?
sam: We've gotta go north.
judy: Okay, then let's north it up.