Mt. Lebanon

A community in Pittsburgh, PA featuring a mass of preppy kids going to school separated from the real world. The average Mt. Lebanon student can be found sporting a North Face backpack, North Face fleece (black for the popular kids), and a ralph lauren polo. Also referred to as "The Bubble" or "Lebo."

Mt. Lebanon is probably one of the most stereotyped suburbs in the South Hills area located in Pittsburgh, PA. Yes, you will meet some snotty brats who had their lives given to them when they were born at the bank- but you'll also most likely meet your best friends that'll make you wonder how you lived without them. It's a legend that if you do not own a Vera Bradley bag (girls), a black North Face fleece Denali jacket, something from Abercrombie or Hollister, or Ugg boots that you tuck your skinny jeans into- you will not survive. Clearly, these people who started this legend have been to Mt. Lebanon, but not actually lived there. There are people out there who continue to shop at Hot Topic despite the peer pressure to own the items listed above... So honestly, you can be whoever you want in 'Lebo'... you just have to ignore the jealous hicks who call us spoiled.

A Small-Medium suburb in Pittsburgh, commonly known to have many spoiled/preppy kids. Some kids are quite isolated but some also are some of the most knowledgable kids you will find in a high school. Refered to as the "Bubble", or "Lebo". Also, many kids like to think they are knowledgeable and are going to "break the bubble" but are actually showing what people mean when they call it the bubble.

A middle class suburb of Pittsburgh whose residents are known for their capacity at self-parody and good humored Repoublicanism. While not as wealthy as adjacent Upper St. Clair nor old money Fox Chapel in the Pittsburgh north hills, Mt. Lebanon has established itself as a destination suburb for happy white people seeking to educate their children in a way that will allow them to later rebel against the values they'll later adopt for themselves. The community attracts a large number of attorneys, persons working in the print and broadcast media, doctors, accountants and, on the occasions that realtors don't get the message, the stray chiropractor slips in.

A "walking community" of suburban Pittsburgh, it is known for its MRCA outbreak from 2005-07. This township is hated by the vast majority of surrounding areas. Unlike Upper Saint Clair, they are not known for academic and athletic acheivements. Known as the Blue Devils, they get their asses handed to them in all sports, except basketball (they are coached by Joey David, who in fact lives in USC!!! figures...). Back to the walking part, they have 7 buses, 6 for athletic events, and one is a short bus....yeah.