this is the best place name ever

[stripeypillowcase]

Popocatépetl
(volcano in mexico)
i't like beatboxing if you say it a few times

Minnewanke is a lake just outside Banff in Alberta Canada, always makes the tourists laugh, especially kids on the ski bus.
Tossa on Catalonia's Costa Brava is often a photo call for teens en route into town.
But my favourite, again in Catalonia, as it always make me think of Sid James in 'Carry on Abroad' is Els Angles. Literally means the English in Catalan.

There's a map of the southeast on the wall in my office and I often look for funny names. The one that made me laugh the most was The Dicker (with Upper and Lower Dicker too) closely followed by Pett Bottom.

Tossa!! I went there as a teenager with the Guides There was much mirth within my group. Can't believe I forgot it!

There’s a road called Titty Ho.

I have a lovely photo of husband in Romania holding up a map looking confused and behind him is the village sign for Clit.

Lake Minnewanka isn't far from where I live now in Alberta, but they pronounce it 'mini-wonka'.

There's a Ballybogey not far from where I grew up.

what time think a few other dps and dhs might want to borrow that map ? Even when it might be right there in front of them.

Islington has a Cumming Street, I imagine it only takes a few seconds to walk along it.

Meanwhile, The Wanking Women's Institute is used to some rather odd visitors coming to their meetings.

We holiday near the village of Wank in Bavaria

There's a Catsick Lane in Leicestershire.

As does Chipshop, in Devon.

Chipshop should be twinned with Fryup, in Yorkshire.

@SummersMahoosiveClipOnFringe: Is that the one in Upton-on-Severn, or are there several Minge Lanes?

Pleased that two people have mentioned Water ma Trout which is a favourite of mine but surprised no one has mentioned Nately Scures in Hampshire

Upperthong in W Yorks always makes me giggle silentiy.

There's a henge near us called the Giant's Ring. It shouldn't be funny, but ...

Idle in Bradford
Idle working men's club

Companion organisation to Ugley Women's Institute (Essex)?

YABU!

Peter's Finger is a real place in the UK. I cried laughing when I saw it.

There's also a road of that name not too far from me - not a thoroughfare, but just a wide access road (arf) really.

North Worcestershire does seem to more than pull its weight in the funny place names stakes. There's a very affluent village just next to the border with West Midlands which is home to a number of highly desirable and massively expensive properties. I wonder how much more some of them on one of the main village roads might cost if it had a name that didn't appear to be grossly insulting everybody that lives on it

@stripeypillowcase - have you been listening to this?

In Howden, East Yorkshire, there's a retirement complex on a road called St Peters Close

I wonder if the town of Balloch in West Dunbartonshire is twinned with another town somewhere in the world that has the same name?

It would be lovely to know that there was a pair of them

Staying in Scotland, there were plenty of British people with lisps who kept apparently invoking the name of this place in the earlier years of the millennium, even though they'd never actually been there....

Not rude at all, but I love Nimlet. It’s In the South West of the UK.

It’s freaking ADORABLE.

Next animal I get shall be christened Nimlet.

We have a Rue De La Beaux De La Rue where we live, pronounced ‘roo de la boo de la roo’. Not as funny as some of the rude ones but it quietly makes me smile every time I drive through it!

@WeBuiltThisBuffetOnSausageRoll, took me a while to get that!

My American cousin found 'Staines' amusing