Slack Bottom near Hebden Bridge

and Ducey just been to near Mont St Michel in France.

All we need now is a Ducey Slack Bottom - ooh la la have already got one of those.

HA!

Greenie

 

Wankum in Germany on the long drive back to UK, along with Titz on the way to Monschau always raised a smile driving by
:roll:

On way home to Devon we go by Outer Ting Tong and Inner Ting Tong....too!

 

Went through Bell End 8O 8O near Bromsgrove last week.

JohnW

 

lol

 

My friend lives in Undy .
Also spotted a nice coach in Germany last year !!
See picture

Maddie

 

Blubberhouses, that's not where I come from :wrestler5: before you chip in Zoe

Upper Ramsbottom, that's where zoe comes from :lol: :lol: :lol:

Johnny F

 

There is a small town called Wankum just over the German border past Venlo and it always made me smile for some juvenile reason. :lol:

A village in Somerset called Bower Hinton which by its self sounds rather innocuous until you telephone a German (English speaking) call centre for computer help if you own a Gericom lap top for example. Who said that the Germans do not have a sense of humour when you asked for your address and mention Bower Hinton only for the operator to laugh at you as literal translation of Bower is farmer and Hinton is behind! Needless to say thy find it funny that the English live in the Farmers Behind!
:lol: :roll:

 

Not a place name, really, but I was brought up in a street called Titup Hall Drive in Headington, Oxford. Apparently the road which it came off was the old coach road to London, and as the drivers approached Shotover Hill, they shouted "Titup, Titup" to the horses; there was supposed to have been a Hall there as well :roll: . Mind you it could have been a local councillor having a joke on the residents - it' still there....
Some pretty embarrasing moments when telling people our address - where? T I T U P (snigger :roll: )

Not what this link says, mind you....

rudest street names

 

There is a campsite near Garmisch Partenkirchen called Camping Am Wank.

But we went here.

 

Wankum will bring back memories to all ex forces BFG personnel - The last bastion of tax free petrol. But why stop there when you can go to Wank near Fussen.

 

There's always a little town called **** in the Orkneys.

 

There's always a little town called **** in the Orkneys.

Indeed there is....

 

http://www.pub-explorer.com/realale/wyrepiddlebrewery.htm

 

Cannot post it from work but there was much hilarity when we went to Sweden during the sales... every shopping centre had signs that resembled this... (will insert pic when I get home!)

Bet the suspense is killing- NOT?!

 

Not a place name, really, but I was brought up in a street called Titup Hall Drive in Headington, Oxford. Apparently the road which it came off was the old coach road to London, and as the drivers approached Shotover Hill, they shouted "Titup, Titup" to the horses; there was supposed to have been a Hall there as well :roll: . Mind you it could have been a local councillor having a joke on the residents - it' still there....
Some pretty embarrasing moments when telling people our address - where? T I T U P (snigger :roll:
I know it well from my City of Oxford bus driving days in the late '50s early '60s.
viator

Not what this link says, mind you....

rudest street names

 

Hi

Zebedee has linked to one of our local villages ....Wyre Piddle

a few more appear in a local rhyme:

Upton Snodsbury, Peopleton and Crowle,
Wyre Piddle, North Piddle
And Piddle in the Hole.

EDIT whoops should have followed the link :lol:

never mind I'll add another local one:- White Ladies Aston... that one always amuses me.. as does Lickey End :wink: but that's up near Bromsgrove and they are a bit strange up there...it's getting near Brum

 

I have always wondered why Mavis Enderby is so named

 

::This:: link even shows how to get to Solomon's Tump if anybody fancies a trip!!

(Scroll down a bit for the map.)

 

Husbando thought this was hil-ar-ious

 

Slack Top is just up the road from Slack Bottom. Also round here we have Lumbutts and Mankinholes - they are beautiful!

Chris

 

I remember going to Hell in Norway! (Hell is east of Trondheim.)

And in Kent, there is a signpost which points to two villages:

Ham
Sandwich :lol:

In Scortland, there's always a giggle for Ecclefechan! Sounds like a serious expletive! 8O

 

Well if you are going to mention Scotland

Lord Berkeley's Knob in Sutherland

actually whilst checking its spelling I came across this list

>Rude Places<

 

Place names

Hi

Not particularly funny but there are two villages called "Ham" and "Sandwich".

I also like "Horny" just off the D955 in France.

Russell

 

My sister got married (twit) in a hotel called The Blazing Donkey in Ham, Sandwich. Weird or what??????????

 

Piddlehinton and Piddletrenthide in Dorset near Puddletown. I think theyr'e all near the River Piddle. Now there's a surprise. :lol: