Guatemalan Neighborhood

When a midget has sex with a group of Mexicans in a low income neighborhood

Did you hear Olivia got a Guatemalan Neighborhood on her walk home yesterday?

by Lanie Jandry March 11, 2017

Neighborhood

Somewhere you'll never need a welcome from somebody else if you're there.

Only transplanted guests/visitors were welcome or unwelcome in his/her neighborhood.

by Solid Mantis January 7, 2021

West side Neighborhood Crips

WEST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD CRIPS is a hood in the west side of Anaheim not to sure if they are new or old

They beef with Folks probre Tokers Hoover
And that’s all we know about from what we know there hood is pacific n Magnolia in the west side of Anaheim they are coo with baby insane crips from long beach

I’m from WEST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD CRIPS

by WSthehood September 28, 2022

Neighborhood

Things work a little different when you're in your own neighborhood versus when you're somewhere you're not from.

There was no greater hypocrisy than someone not from an area/neighborhood trying to run somebody who was from the area/neighborhood off. It began to get highly inflammatory.

by Solid Mantis November 6, 2020

Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips

RR$C is a local Crips street gang active off 8 Mile, they deep in Berg-Lasher and bang 60s heavy.

“Them Rich Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips up near 8 Mile be on ten!”—Detroiter

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 11, 2025

65 Menlo Neighborhood Crips (MNHC)

A Crip set from South Central L.A., originally known as the Menlo Boys in the 1970s (65th & Menlo Ave). By the ’80s, they evolved into the Menlo Gangster Crips under the 3X/GC card, later aligning with the Neighborhood Crips (NHC). Their cliques include 65, 67, 68, 70, and 103rd. Known rivals include the Hoovers, Brims, and various GC/Crip sets (excluding fake claims like “WS73GC” or “73GC”).

“65 Menlo Neighborhood Crips (MNHC) been in the game since the Menlo Boys days—cliqued deep with 65, 67, 70, always in the mix with NHC, reppin Rollin’ 70tys HEAVY and beefin’ with Hoovers.”

by RealTalkOnlyFool October 12, 2025

wake up the neighborhood

a military term meaning to give up your position or make it more aware that you are there.

person 1: “Boss, do you want me to shoot these enemys?”

person 2: “No, a gunfight would wake up the neighborhood.”

person 3: “copy that.”

by Clay Spenser December 7, 2022