armpit of the world
armpit of the universe

It was described by more than a few American soldiers as the armpit of the world.

"Bridgeport has been called the armpit of the world," he said.

Hermon is really no more than the armpit of the world.)

Strictly, with its glitter balls and spray tans and sequinned costumes, is filmed here, in the armpit of the world.

Only now, Tennessee Avenue, Delaware Avenue, Illinois Avenue, seemed like the absolute armpit of the world.

And major music groups have contributed, as LCD Soundsystem is quoted in Wire, "...if it wasn't for the Princeton Record Exchange, I might as well have grown up in the armpit of the world...The Record Exchange saved my life."

"Remember when you said something like, 'This place is the armpit of the universe,' the first day we were together?"

This is the armpit of the universe."

"New Jersey used to be the armpit of the universe," Mr. Rockland said.

'What would you like to be doing right now, if you weren't stuck out here in the armpit of the universe?'

"Welcome to Rodeo, the armpit of the universe," grinned Van Atta.

"Rather than being, as we used to say around here, the armpit of the universe, New Jersey is, well, you pick the body part," Professor Rockland observed, not without a trace of regret.