Haha ! I'm cryin with laughter at this thread there's a place in the north called the giants ring it doesn’t look very appealingSome more from Ireland. Nobber. Dyke Parade. Kirwans inch. To be fair i think we have to blame the English for some of these, as in irish they sound grand.
Love the word Oughterard.
We used to live in Taranaki, there were loads of places there with the prefix 'Puke' (which is bad enough). I think it means hill, but it also means mons pubisHere in NZ there are lots of town / city names that start with "Wha" which is pronounced, "Fa" ... one, is called "Whakatane" ... and "Tane" is a nice Maori male name. Say it together and it sounds very rude ... you want to do what to a Tane?!
Patsy Cline's son is called Randy DickOnce found a bloke called Randy Kuntz on Linkedin
He should change it to Oliver.I know a car salesman called John Crapp
Oh God that poor girl! My friend T's last name is Hiscock.I used to know a girl whose surname was Mycock, all throughout school she was called Suck. She changed her name by deed poll when she was 18
I went to school with Hoare sisters. And Mole, which is used like dog or slag here.Some of these are sad. I know a family of hores.
Nice people, very Christian, don't live up to the name.
There are a family of Gotobeds living in Little Snoring.A few of my favourites -
My best friend as a kid had the initials STD.
There is a small village in Kentucky called Knob Lick
I also find how certain surnames were formed to be fascinating - my two favourites that I've seen so far...
Mary Gotobed
Goodenough
Also the Dutch people in the 1800s who doomed their descendants for hundreds of years for a joke.
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