Funniest place name?

[snowy slopes]

Pothole said:

snowy slopes said:

Pothole said:

snowy slopes said:

Pothole said:

Near where I went to school there is a Nasty and a Cold Christmas.

So you went to school not far from hertford i presume?

Nearer to Ware...even nearer to Puckeridge.

Correct, i just couldnt remember the names at the time, some good roads round there. I spent many a happy saturday and sunday hooning round those roads

it was you hounding me into the ditch on my pushbike! bd!!

Not unless you went to school after about 1991

[North West Tom]

There's plenty of these.

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&source=s_q&a...

[Timberwolf]

braddo said:

The drive down to Goodwood involves going through Cocking.

The great thing about Cocking is driving through there is like driving through any similar Sussex village... except one where all the signposts have been put up by someone with Tourette's. I wonder how many crashes they have where people see the sign for "Cocking church" and drive off the road doubled up with immature laughter?

ETA: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=cocking+sussex&amp...

Edited by Timberwolf on Wednesday 11th August 23:38

[mybrainhurts]

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[byrrul]

fatboy b said:

Near Portland in Oregon....

That was the one I was going to name, went there in 1994 and have a photo of me standing under the sign.....


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/wkers_Corner,_Orego...

[Jasandjules]

You've got to wonder why people buy a place in a place called t**t, or Hardon Road etc..

I mean surely the point when the estate agent gives you the full address you decide that house is not for you............

[wiggy001]

Superhoop said:

I live in Locksbottom, which is just down the road from Pratts Bottom and Badgers Mount....

Was just scanning through the posts to see if anyone had mentioned Pratts Bottom... I nearly bought a house there last year and the missus said she'd say we lived in Orpington if asked.

I said Pratts Bottom was less embarrassing!

[matchmaker]

sklar said:

Shirley this is in the running:

That will be the Orkney one. Shetland has one too:

[Alfa numeric]

I always giggle when I'm heading for Guildford and see signs for Burpham.


yes I am six

[5potTurbo]

We have some odd place names in Luxembourg:

Arsdorf

Pissange

Dickweiler

... the list goes on!


Couldn't help but take a piccie of the motorway sign when passing through wkdorf in Switzerland earlier this year though.


Yes, I too am 6 years old.

[E36GUY]

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[5potTurbo]

E36GUY said:

Huge repost!

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Who? Me?

Probably ... sorry!
I blame jetlag - still.

[Cock Womble 7]

Cock Womble 7 said:

kiteless said:

I've always thought Loose Chippings was an odd name for a village.

Seen quite a few on my travels, though.

And then there's the quaint little village of Mud On Road.

[bluelightbabe]

There's a road in Worcester called Corfe Avenue. I pity the people that live at number four

[bluelightbabe]

There's a road in Worcester called Corfe Avenue. I pity the people that live at number four

[ClintonB]

bluelightbabe said:

There's a road in Worcester called Corfe Avenue. I pity the people that live at number four

There will be several in various places. There's certainly more than one Corfe Close and the one I know does indeed have a number 4.

[Dave_ITR]

[Petrolhead_Rich]

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