Which is the funniest place name in britain?

Question

Which is the funniest place name in britain?

Answer 1

Sandwich (Kent) in South East England.

Answer 2

I live near Ringrash Road, and the village of Muff - famous for its diving club.

Answer 3

Fishguard

Answer 4

theres a b******e rd just round the corner from my sisters home in conisborough, the people on the street were in the papers saying tourists come and pose for pictures and the street sign has been replaced dozens of times lol

Answer 5

i live near 'b******e lane'

it has my local town football team pitch there

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?sourceid=n...

amy - i live near bunny too

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?sourceid=n...

Answer 6

Broadbottom in England,

Answer 7

I don't know much in England except for an alley called THe Butts. In Austria, ther is a place call F**kling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

land of nod (village) near holme on spaldingmoor - east yorkshire,

wetwang (village) - east yorkshire

nickey nackey lane (street) in cawood north yorkshire.

Answer 9

Guzzle Down... (URL)

(Goonhilly Down is better known)

We have a whole range of bottoms,

Bishop's Bottom,  Pratt's Bottom, Six-mile Bottom...

There are lots of butts around.

Bishop Butt Close may be the best street name in that category.

(the butts, historically, were fields where archery was practiced)

Penistone, near Sheffield, is a place than needs to be pronounced carefully.

But I think the most awkward juxtaposition is in Devon.

To be so close to the wonderfully named

Buckland Monachorum,

but to live in

Crapstone...

Answer 10

FRY UP near Whitby,

also try :

Wetwang in yorkshire

Answer 11

"FALKHAM HALL" (Kent)

Answer 12

Pidley, cambs

Sherburn In Elmet, yorks

Answer 13

When I went to Alton Towers a few weeks ago I drove through a place called Bunny, it was just outside Lincoln and when I was in Manchester the other day I noticed that somebody took the letter C off of the sign for Canal Street so I'll leave that one to your dirty little minds.

Answer 14

A little village in lanarkshire Scotland called BONKle.

I swear its true

Answer 15

I live near a place called Cockermouth!! :)

Answer 16

Land of green ginger.

Answer 17

There's a village called Sheepshill, someone changed the sign to Sheepsh*t.

Answer 18

Two villages in County Durham: Pity Me and No Place.

There is a place in Oldham called Mumps.

Answer 19

Sheepfuk in Wales!

Answer 20

Many, many years ago I was going to Bettshanger Pit on a visit (in north east Kent).

Nearby were places called "Sandwich" and "Ham", and, as luck would have it there was a road junction at which, from the right direction, you read "Ham Sandwich".

There are a number of places called "Laughton" (Sussex,  (Lincolnshire and Leicestershire) and I know of two "Twatt"s (one in Orkney, the other in Shetland).

But what about "Muck", one of the Hebridean islands?

Answer 21

theres a place called t**t, in Scotland.

Answer 22

Old Sodbury in Gloucestershire

In Bristol there is a cul de sac road called "There and Back Again Lane"

Gurney Slade in Somerset

Clodgy - St. Ives

Bawdrip nr. Bridgwater

Huish Episcopi not far from Taunton

Chilthorne Dormer, nr. Yeovil

Old Mixom nr. Weston

Stogumber Preston and Duddleston Fulwood, both not far from Taunton

We do be a funny lot in the Wes uv England!

Answer 23

My streets called ackers lane but somebodies grafted a F at the beginning of it

Answer 24

Dull in Perthshire

Answer 25

maybe not funny but a great place name to say outloud is Skelmersdale!

I also know of a suburb called 'The Bog'  which pretty much sums the place up!

Answer 26

Little Snoring in Norfolk

but best of all I like the town in Austria ... follow the link to see what it's called

http://www.snopes.com/photos/signs/austr...

Answer 27

"Pity Me" in County Durham