[cressida]

ever been ashamed of where you live, spare a thought for the residents of the following:-

1. Shafter (California, USA)
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> > > 2. Beaver (Oklahoma, USA)
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> > > 3. S**tlingthorpe (Yorkshire, UK)
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> > > 4. monkey (Norway)
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> > > 5. Twatt (Orkney, UK)
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> > > 6. Arsoli (Lazio, Italy)
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> > > 7. m**f (Northern Ireland)
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> > > 8. Wankie (Zimbabwe)
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> > > 9. Climax (Colorado, USA)
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> > > 10. Nobber (Donegal, Ireland)
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> > > 11. Lickey End (West Midlands, UK)
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> > > 12. Fukum (Yemen)
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> > > 13. Lord Berkeley's Knob (Sutherland, Scotland)
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> > > 14. Dildo (Newfoundland, Canada)
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> > > 15. Turdo (Romania)
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> > > 16. Dongo (Democratic Republic of Congo)
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> > > 17. Seymen (Turkey)
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> > > 18. Dongrack (Thailand-Cambodia border)
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> > > 19. Brown Willy (Cornwall, UK)
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> > > 20. Intercourse (Pennsylvania, USA)
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> > > 21. Wanks River (Nicaragua)
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> > > 22. Wankendorf (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany)
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> > > 23. Fuku (Shensi, China)
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> > > 24. Beaver Head (Idaho, USA)
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> > > 25. Fukui (Honshu, Japan)
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> > > 26. Shag Island (Indian Ocean)
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> > > 27. Middle Intercourse Island (Australia)
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> > > 28. Wankie Colliery (Zimbabwe)
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> > > 29. Chinaman's Knob (Australia)
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> > > 30. Wet Beaver Creek (Australia)
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> > > 31. Tittybong (Australia)
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> > > 32. Pis Pis River (Nicaragua)
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> > > 33. Dik**** (India)
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> > > 34. Wankener (India)
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> > > 35. Sexmoan (Luzon, Indonesia)
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> > > 36. Wodden Bong (Central Coast, Australia)
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> > > 37. Nob End in Bolton....


...in Algeria there is a town called Tit
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[Lucifer]

What else occupies you mind ?.

[denlin]

Not till my next door neighbour moved in

[mike-s]

Reminds me a bit of when I worked in the electronics industry in the 70s, I used to call a company in Staines in Middlesex and the receptionist would answer "Good morning Siemens Staines". Happy days!

[Ilive]

Originally Posted by mike-s

Reminds me a bit of when I worked in the electronics industry in the 70s, I used to call a company in Staines in Middlesex and the receptionist would answer "Good morning Siemens Staines". Happy days!

LOL. Yeah, in my old job I had to take care of a German account of ours, and the company spokesperson I had to deal with was calles CANT, which in German is pronounced quite differently. It faded after time, but the first few calls I had to try really hard to avoid crying with laughter.