Somebody asked for funny and ridiculous names of British towns and villages – 25 (slightly NSFW) answers that will have you giggling like a child

13.

‘Penistone. Yes I know how it’s supposed to be pronounced. Do I pronounce it that way? No. No I don’t.’
–Pretend-Hunt-3975

14.

‘Gropecunt Lane (there were a lot them around the country) also was simply a helpful official name for the unofficial main occupation of it’s residents. If you ever see a Grape or Grapes Lane then blame the Victorians for being woke and erasing history.’
–oudcedar

15.

‘We still have Tickle Cock Bridge though.’
–DTH2001

16.

‘Boddington Speen is a favourite of mine.’
–Difficult-Lion618

17.

‘Norton Disney (near Lincoln), and Cropwell Bishop and Colston Bassett (near Nottingham) sound like Agatha Christie characters.’
–Old_Introduction_395

18.

‘Wilsford cum Lake. No I did not make that up. No, I cannot drive past the sign for it without sniggering.’
–AnonymousOkapi

19.

‘How could someone who lives between Lickfold and Cocking not enjoy a daily titter.’
–mangonel

20.

‘Wiveliscombe, Curry Rivel and Shepton mallet are all in Somerset. They also have Curry Mallet, Beercrocombe and Westonzoyland.’
–Low-Confidence-1401

21.

‘Mousehole, in Cornwall. Indian Queens, also in Cornwall.

Heck I’ll just go with the Cornwall theme: Mevagissey, Polmassick, Frogpool, Edgcumbe, Mabe Burnthouse, Playing Place, Cocks, Goonbell, Goonhilly, Goonhaven, Lusty Glaze Beach, St Anthony-in-Menage, Nanquidno, Praze-An-Beeble, etc.

As you can tell, Cornwall is my favourite place for odd placenames. Highest density in the UK.’
–DreamyTomato

22.

‘The village of Ham, close to the town of Sandwich, amusingly together on a road sign.’
–Ickham-museum

23.

‘Barton in the Beans.’
–Mog_X34

24.

‘Yep it is totally normal and my favourites are Upper and Lower Slaughter.’
–SarkyMs

25.

‘There’s a cave in the Peak District called the Devil’s Arse.’
–Total-Elephant1062

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