These gave me a chuckle or two this morning.

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/travel/outdoor/16-places-with-the-most-unusual-names/ss-AAcUoa9?ocid=MSN_UK_NL_MO35

Not bad, Westie.

I'm sure there must be dozens more.....Pretty certain I've 'seen' some particularly 'rude' ones.
Those are NOT to be posted ! 

Cheers - Phil (Finger hovering over the delete button.  )

Doubtless very funny if my computer could be arsed to connect, but no - EE or BT messing about again. Anyway talking of funny names on Radcliffe and McConey yesterday Mark Radcliffe gave the names of the members of Mud Honey as Mark Arm (true), Jimmy Leg, Frank Eye and Barry Penis. Caused uproar in the studio.

Well. just round the corner from here is Pity Me, and just up the road is No Place...

"Unusual" American place names.

I like the idea of living in Good Grief or maybe in Dragon.

Always a source for local jokes.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman,_Turkey

There is a farm outside Market Weaton in Yorkshire called 'Land of Nod'.
Near my mum's in Shropshire there is a hamlet, at the top of the hill called 'Lower Down'.
On the way to my Dad's in Wales there is a settlement called 'Pantyffryd'!

I'm sure I've seen some exceedingly rude ones that are allegedly in other countries.
But you never know whether folk have been playing with photoshop, nowadays.

Cheers - Phil

Over here we have Fannystown. A Ringrash Road and just across the border in Donegal is Muff

From Wikipedia
"Muff Diving Club was set up in the late 1980s and has been one of the oldest and 'most successful diving clubs in Ireland'. Attractive perks for members include dives at Malin Head Wrecks.[citation needed]"

Honest, look at their website too!

http://www.muffdivingclub.ie

There is a place named Hucking just up the road.

There's Pratt's Bottom near Orpington, Kent, and Nobottle near Northampton

Quote from: Fenton on 17 July 2015, 07:49:56 PM
Over here we have Fannystown. A Ringrash Road and just across the border in Donegal is Muff

We also have Tandragee, which might not seem too funny, but is the Anglicisation of Tóin re Gaoith meaning Arse to Windward

The Muff Diving Club people are in on the joke it seems.

Quote from: Subedai on 17 July 2015, 08:27:13 PM
There is a place named Hucking just up the road.

Austria goes one better than that.

I once lived near Far Kinnel, try saying it quickly!