That’s the same as ‘kissing’ incidentally. A small village in central Switzerland, Titlis has no shortage of lofty peaks. And if you see one or many funny city names that are just dying for a tank top design, let us know that, too! Posted on January 24, 2009 August 16, 2017 by Staff. If you … I know there are many others. This town is located in Pittsylvania County and is said to have gotten its name after two storefronts were built to the edge of a dirt road right across from one another. From an aerial perspective, the series of lakes in the town form the aforementioned bird with its wings spread. I think you have missed quite a few. Read as a sentence, this Lakewood neighboorhood may sound like a sensual command, but its name is actually a Chinook Jargon word that has interchangeable spelling and meaning. Some in UK: Little Snoring (Maybe you already got that though), Red Nose, Turkey Island, Booze, Jingle Pot, Elf House, Wreaths to name a few of many many more. Generates realistic sounding city names. The positioning of the lakes in this town is … Now, we are forced to relegate them to the halls of internet infamy. Wiki is wrong to say ‘trilogy’ and besides that Mordor pre-dates The Lord of the Rings (it’s in earlier Ages and even those who read The Lord of the Rings would know that but there are other tales too) but never mind those facts …. Straße means ‘Street’ (and much like if you don’t have the umlaut you can add a letter ‘E’a after it you can just type ‘ss’ for ß though it’s not always used in place of ‘ss’). var zergnet = document.createElement('script'); zergnet.type = 'text/javascript'; zergnet.async = true; zergnet.src = (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? Mexico's geographical location--in the center of a volcanic crater and surrounded by mountains--only serves to lock in the air pollution, causing smog to sit above the city. It's sometimes sassy, often silly, a little edgy, never bitchy, and always fun. Yes, these are real places. 11. Its original name was Hot Springs (due to several hot springs within the city), but in 1950 the name was changed to Truth or Consequences to match the hit NbC Radio quiz show because the host (Ralph Edwards) said he would air the program from the first town that renamed itself after the show. Be it a street name or the name of a town or a mountain? Just email me at contact@tanksthatgetaround.com. And the ‘Fucking’ is not pronounced as in English. Townsend served under Taylor during the Mexican-American War when he commanded US forces. Our coverage never has been, and never will be, behind a paywall. The World is a nonprofit newsroom that produces relevant, fact-based and human-centered global journalism. Sure, this list could be viewed as simplistic youthful humor, loaded with low-brow laughs. 5.) Arse, Indonesia (a small island off the coast of Sumatra, Indonesia), Bell End, Worcestershire, England (bell end is the tip of the penis), Big Butt Mountain (several mountains in North Carolina), Blow Me Down (A small Provincial Park on the west side of Newfoundland), Bitch Mountain (summit in Essex County, New York), Boquete, Panama (boquete means blowjob in Portuguese), Bowna, Riverina, New South Wales, Australia, Butte of Lewis (The most northerly point of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland), Butthole Lane (The name of a small road in Shepshed, Leicestershire), Caleb Pusey House, a house built in 1683 in Upland, Pennsylvania, Cama Porca, a village in Portugal (cama porca means dirty bed), Catbrain, a village in South Gloucestershire, England, Cemeterio, a village in Portugal (cemeterio means cementery), Chinatown, WIsconsin (a small town in Wisconsin that is not a Chinatown), Christmas Pie, a hamlet in Surrey, England, Port Circumcision, a cove in Grahamland, Antartica, Cockermouth, a village in Cumbria, England, Cocking, a village in West Sussex, England, Dead Women Crossing, a bridge in Cluster County, Oklahoma, Devilsmother, a bigger hill, also in Ireland, Dick Peaks, Antarctica (a group of mountains), Disappointment Islands, a group of Pacific Islands on, El Pito, a town in Asturias, Spain meaning The Dick, Faggot Hill, a hill in Boylston, Massachussetts, Goodenough Island, an island in the Solomon Sea, Half.com, a small town in Oregon that changed its name for a year to receive $100,000, computers for its public schools, and other financial considerations from its corporate namesake, Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, an area in the Albertian foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Humptydoo, a town 40km away from Darwin, Australia, Inexpressible Island, an island off the Southern tip of Antarctica, Jam, Iran (but they produce petroleum products), Joe Batt’s Arm, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada, Killbride, St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada, Kilmore (13 places are named Kilmore, but mostly in Ireland and Scotland), Lake Disappointment, salt lake in Western Australia, Little Dix Bay, a bay on Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands, Lord Hereford’s Knob, a mountain in Powys, Wales, Lower Dicker, site of Special Scientific Interest in East Sussex, England, Mount Buggery, a steep hill in Alpine National Park, Victoria, Aus, Mount Cannibal, a hill near Garfield, Victoria, Mount Despair (there are 3: two in the USA, one in Australia), Mount Disappointment, a hill on the edge of Melbourne, Mount Terrible, a mountain in Victoria, Australia, Mount Terror (there are two mountains named Mount Terror: one in Washington, and Antarctica), Mystic, Connecticut (famous for the seaport), Nether Wallop, a village in Hampshire, England, North Pole, New York (that has a theme park called Santa’s Workshop), Once Brewed and Twice Brewed, villages in Northumbria, Pratt’s Bottom, a village in the London Borough of Bromley, Prickend (former name of Wes Chrislehurst, London), Pussy Creek, a creek in Harrison Township, Ohio, Ragged Ass Road, a street in Yellowknife, Canada, Red House, the least populous town in New York, Rest and Be Thankful, Argyll and Butte, Scotland, Sandwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, Scratch Face Lane, a road near Exeter, England, Scratch my Arse Rock, an atoll in the Cook Islands, Scratchy Bottom, a hilltop valley near Durdle Door, Weymouth in Dorset, England, Sexmoan (former name of Sasmuan, Pampanga, Philippines), Shades of Death Road, a road in Warren County, New Jersey, Shag Rocks (four places with these names: Massachusetts, South Georgia, Tasmania, Western Australia), Shagnasty Island, an island lying in Clowes Bay, Slippery Rock (or Slimy Pebble), in Butler County, Pennsylvania, The Office Girls, prominent rock nunataks in Victoria Land, Antarctica, Upper Dicker, a village in Weald, East Sussex, Upperthong and Netherthong, West Yorkshire, England.
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