Whitehall

Town north of Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA. Your typical older suburb, PA 145 (Macarthur Road) strip jampacked with ugly shopping centers and housing developments. Still some nice places to live in Whitehall if being close to shopping malls is important, but the Allentown 'hood is spreading across Rt 22.

A street in London between Parliament and Trafalgar Square. It's often used to represent the British civil service, since loads of government offices and ministries line either side of it.

A shitty ass town in Upstate New York. They are nicknamed the Railroaders. They all wear flannel and don't know how to party. A bunch of losers.

A small town on the west coast of Michigan. Not really much but great site seeing. Often times will find people walking on the side of the main road. Also notorious for pot heads and or crack heads

This park is for top toppers! bad man gangsters jam here. dont beef it with the ghetto kids of the area

Young british comedian who represents the personification of what unfunny is.

Is the opposite of comedy. He is a stand up comedian so unfunny, he actually makes you cringe. He is about as funny as an AIDs flavoured ice cream. He represents a new generation of comedians who are simply on TV because they are reasonably attractive to 14-year-old girls who don't realise what comedy is. He is one of the new comedians that don't need jokes, but just swearwords and prancing around a lot. His lack of talent, however, is not an obstacle for Jack, because his father is a high-profile talent agent formerly in charge of people like Judi Dench, and this basically means Jack inexplicably is present on every TV show despite being utterly shit.