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whicht city do think has the funniest name? I'm going with bumphauck (I'm not to sure how it's spelled) Turkey.
So can say, "Toad Suck, Arkansas?"Originally posted by Concept
Well, here's my nomination :
...so can literally say, what the F?
Bangkoc, is in Thialand, and I'm probably not spelling that correctly, anyhow.Originally posted by Attila_Da_Hun
Bangcock, china or where ever the hell it is.
Originally posted by Concept
Well, here's my nomination :
Ding Dong, TX
...so can literally say, what the F?
Originally posted by RVDNuT374
How about: ****ing, Austria?![]()
Originally posted by pupik
Bangkoc, is in Thialand, and I'm probably not spelling that correctly, anyhow.
Isn't fanny a vagina in Australia?Originally posted by Famine
Oh dear lord...
http://www.jump-around.com/tools/place-names/
(note to Americans... Fanny, in England, isn't quite the hole you think it is...)
So it may be wise not to say im gonna smack your fanny?Originally posted by Famine
As indeed it is in the UK.
Yea put isn't a "bum bag" one of those things homeless dudes carry on a stick?Originally posted by Famine
That rather depends who you say it to...
One of the funniest things (to a Brit) an American can say is to refer to their "bumbag" as a "fanny pack"...
Originally posted by Famine
Oh dear lord...
Wide Open Dykes
Originally posted by Famine
Bangkok WAS in Thailand, but, either due to a name change, or Westerners realising that English isn't the only language on Earth, these days it's known as "Pankot".
There's a "Phuk" and a "Phuket" in Vietnam and a "Fukuoka" in Japan (if you don't mind mis-pronouncing them).
But Britain has some of the funniest town/village names on Earth. We've got a Hairy Slide, a Broadwoodwidger and 3 entire villages (in Orkney, Shetland and Cornwall) called "Twatt".