Funniest place name?

[kiteless]

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

Seen quite a few on my travels, though.



There's an area of Cardiff called Splott, which must be the most un-salubrious sounding area to live.

[Ben Hughes]

lazyitus said:

There's a village in Wales called Pant.

Whenever me and the wife drive past the sign, we both make panting sounds and chuckle to ourselves. We are so funny, it hurts.

I take your 'Pant' and raise you a 'Pantsod'

[declasm]

Dorking - what the hell kind of name is that?

Shaftsbury too!

[Ben Hughes]

declasm said:

Dorking

You know what - I've grown up nearby, my grandparents live there, yet I've never realised how ridiculous it sounds!

[Cock Womble 7]

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.

[whitechief]

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.

Are they near Concealed Entrance?

[kambites]

There's a village near here called "Nether Wallop", which sounds painful.

[Ben Hughes]

whitechief said:

Are they near Concealed Entrance?

A few miles up the road from Dartford's little brother, the Heavy Plant Crossing if I recall correctly.

[Mr. Potato Head]

Grunty Fen always amused me when I drove past it.

[Cock Womble 7]

And then there's the place in Cambridgeshire that I think should become one of them "Internet memes":

Lolworth.

[Mazda Baiter]

lazyitus said:

There's a village in Wales called Pant.

Whenever me and the wife drive past the sign, we both make panting sounds and chuckle to ourselves. We are so funny, it hurts.

The wife and I do the same.

On the way down into Llanymanech, right?

[Mazda Baiter]

Would I be right in saying that in Dorset, or possibly Devon, there is a place called Upper Ramsbottom?

[furtive]

Pothole said:

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

And an Ugley not too far away

[sadako]

We have an estate here called "Wecock Farm", which includes a rather ichy sounding road called "thrush walk" and a "longwood avenue"

[Superhoop]

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

Personally, and obviously rather childishly, I find Shorpe pretty amusing

[Pothole]

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.

[mxspyder]

Just been to Pidley!

[snowy slopes]

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

[MitchT]

peterbredde said:

This has always amused me. If its not a rude word, it should be.

That's how you spell the sound of a piece of 'solid matter' hitting the water in the crapper.

[lazy_b]

Lord Hereford's Knob