homo city
san francisco, california. followed closely by madison, wisco. gay men only…if you’re talking about lesbians, go to oakland.
person 1: “this place is h-m- city”
person 2: “no, you idiot…we’re still an hour outside of ‘frisco.”
“this place is almost as cool as h-m- city”
1. the act of being but not actually a h-m-s-xual male or female.
1. when you were singing jitterbug aloud your level of h-m-city rose through above the acceptable level.
2. why are you coming at me that kind of h-m-city?
3. i hate that bar there is too much h-m-city going on in there. tm
a measurement of the amount of h-m-s-xuals in a given area. (-n-logous to temperature, and also if there was an instrument for reading, it would be called a “h-m-meter”)
i walked into the meeting and couldn’t believe how high the h-m-city level was.
a term used to describe the negativity of any situation. can also be used as a noun. it’s usage is relative to chump city.
“i went to hang out at the park the other day but when i got there it was h-m- city.”
“hhaha yo see that herb over there, dude is h-m- city.”
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