Down The Line Edit Meaning

1.

A broad all encompassing phrase used to describe anywhere that a person does not usually reside.

In South Auckland New Zealand (an area heavily influenced by US gansta culture) it is essentially a 'place' being anywhere except where they are supposed to be.

Q: Where is your old man?

A: He is down the line

Q: Why did you miss your court case?

A: 'I was down the line'.

See excuses, away, up north, court, bail

2.

Refers to the line of beach houses where University of Rhode Islandstudents gather to have one big block party at the beach. Parties get so out of control at the line that every keg in Rhode Island has to be registered

We're gonna go pick up a 30 rack and head down the line to play some Beruit

"Good Times at 'Down The Line'"

See uri, the line