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Forum: General Stuff Topic: Hey started by: GORDON Posted by GORDON on Feb. 08 2012,07:44
What's the difference between "up town" and "down town?""I will be back later, I am going up town." "I will be back later, I am going down town." I have heard each and they both seem like the same thing to me, in spite of being opposites. Difficulty: no sexual euphemisms. Posted by Paul on Feb. 08 2012,08:00
I've always equated "down town" with more of the business/industrial part of town, while "up town" would be in a classier part of town.How could going down town be a sexual euphemism? Posted by GORDON on Feb. 08 2012,08:03
(Paul @ Feb. 08 2012,11:00) QUOTE How could going down town be a sexual euphemism? Ha. Posted by TheCatt on Feb. 08 2012,09:55
Be sure to < ask us again in 5 years. >
Posted by GORDON on Feb. 08 2012,10:08
(TheCatt @ Feb. 08 2012,12:55) QUOTE Be sure to < ask us again in 5 years. > Damn. No memory of that. Posted by Leisher on Feb. 08 2012,10:33
Catt, how do you remember that?Gordo, they say the mind is the second thing to go... Posted by TheCatt on Feb. 08 2012,10:35
(Leisher @ Feb. 08 2012,13:33) QUOTE Catt, how do you remember that? Gordo, they say the mind is the second thing to go... I dunno... I read the post and I thought "damn this seems familiar.. didnt he ask the same thing before?" |