Do you live anywhere near a place with a funny name?
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Bummers Hill
Nasty
Shaftenhoe End
Claggy Cott
Dancing Dicks
Shingay
Tyttenhanger
Gay Bowers
**** Clarks
They seem to have missed a couple out though:
Bonks Hill
Ugley (where the WI is called the "Women's Institute of Ugley", as opposed to the "Ugley Women's Institute" )
Bummers Hill
Nasty
Shaftenhoe End
Claggy Cott
Dancing Dicks
Shingay
Tyttenhanger
Gay Bowers
**** Clarks
They seem to have missed a couple out though:
Bonks Hill
Ugley (where the WI is called the "Women's Institute of Ugley", as opposed to the "Ugley Women's Institute" )
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Guess you live near me then Megaz as all the same, though growing up with Clitheroe and Ramsbottom, they dont sound funny to me anymore.
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Originally Posted by zilch
Sherlock theres a pishill (from your other post) near Henley.. am i close ??
Cheers
Jim
Cheers
Jim
Are you from Henley? cant find your post. I live near Wallingford.
Sherlock
Last edited by sherlock; 25 June 2004 at 10:35 AM.
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Originally Posted by Brit_in_Japan
Your spelling was wrong and was not funny. Also the correct pronounciation isn't funny. Taking a place name whose spelling is not funny and prounouncing it completely incorrectly, how funny is that?
At least I know how the Japanese place name is pronounced, which makes a change as I can't even read most Japanese
At least I know how the Japanese place name is pronounced, which makes a change as I can't even read most Japanese
I know Croes Goch isn't supposed to be pronounced the way it is by some people but it is and it is amusing. Your offering I found amusing although its only amusing when mis-pronounced.
Don't be such a spaniel, this is supposed to be for amusement isn't it?
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I Work in Cockermouth.
Also two of the local fells are "Great Cockup" & "Little Cockup" - Dennis Norden presented one of his programmes from the first one a few years ago...
Also two of the local fells are "Great Cockup" & "Little Cockup" - Dennis Norden presented one of his programmes from the first one a few years ago...
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