The UK is full of strange place names. Here's a few from The Daily Telegraph (a supposedly serious national paper), some of which may lose their meaning when crossing the Atlantic - in which case, Google at your own risk:

1. Cocks, Cornwall
2. Minge Lane, Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, England
3. Bell End, Worcestershire, England
4. Twatt, Shetland (note, there is another Twatt in Orkney)
5. Sandy Balls, a long-established holiday centre in New Forest, Hampshire, England with a name dating back to Henry VIII
6. Fingringhoe, Essex, England
7. Back Passage, City of London, an alleyway in the EC1 postal district
8. Shitterton, Dorset, England
9. Slag Lane, Merseyside, a residential street in Haydock, England
10. Hole of Horcum, North York Moors, England
11. Fanny Hands Lane, Lincolnshire, England
12. Inchinnan Drive, Renfrewshire, Scotland
13. Cockshoot Close, Oxfordshire, England
14. Funbag Drive, Watford, England
15. Fanny Avenue, Derbyshire, England
16. Beaver Close, Surrey, England
17. Dick Court, Lanarkshire, Scotland
18. Felch Square, Powys, Wales
19. Lickfold, West Sussex, England
20. Rimswell, East Riding of Yorkshire, England
21. Spanker Lane, Nether Heage, Derbyshire
22. Cocknmouth Close, West End, Surrey
23. Friars' Entry, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
24. Butt Hole Road, Conisbrough, South Yorkshire
25. Cockermouth, Allerdale, Cumbria
26. Fine Bush Lane, Ruislip
27. Ladygate Lane, Ruislip
28. Hornyold Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, England
29. Crotch Crescent, Marston, Oxford, England
30. Cumming Court, Pitville, Gloucestershire, England

They don't mention that Magpie Lane in Oxford was not always known as "Magpie Lane". It was called something very rude indeed. Read the history section, and be aware that its former name may offend modern sensibilities.

Over the years I've convinced many people that there's a hill called Hucking Fell, but it's not true. There is, however, one called Great Cockup in Cumbtia (northern England).

Theres also the River Piddle, way down in Dorest. Plus the p**hing gargoyle at Aswarby Church in Lincolnshire.

You guys seemed to be obsessing over the Kama Sutra when you named a lot of those street names.

Not really.  Given our heritage, we're fairly basic in our words and descriptions.  Most of the folks who went over to begin the colonies that became the USA were somewhat uptight about that sorta thing, being of Baptist and Puritan backgrounds, so they left that kind of "objectionable" and "offensive" stuff back with us.

The one cspear mentions - If I remember correctly - is named the same as another road in London and (I believe) York.  I'll kill the mystery and tell you.  It's Gropecunt Lane. And yes, it really does mean exactly what it says.  Named for the place prostitutes frequented.  AFAIK, the one in London is now restored to the name but the one in York has another, much more innocuous name. 

Speaking of words and being basic, you do know the origin of "joystick"?  More precisely, why pilots called it that in the first place? 

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Butt Hole Road is in the next(ish) town to me.  I could take a photo if you really wanted. :) 

Quote - Not really.  Given our heritage, we're fairly basic in our words and descriptions.  Most of the folks who went over to begin the colonies that became the USA were somewhat uptight about that sorta thing, being of Baptist and Puritan backgrounds, so they left that kind of "objectionable" and "offensive" stuff back with us.

The one cspear mentions - If I remember correctly - is named the same as another road in London and (I believe) York.  I'll kill the mystery and tell you.  It's Gropecunt Lane. And yes, it really does mean exactly what it says.  Named for the place prostitutes frequented.  AFAIK, the one in London is now restored to the name but the one in York has another, much more innocuous name. 

Speaking of words and being basic, you do know the origin of "joystick"?  More precisely, why pilots called it that in the first place? 

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Butt Hole Road is in the next(ish) town to me.  I could take a photo if you really wanted. :) 

Have a town nearby in upstate NY called Butts Corners.

Here are a few you Brits must have passed onto the colonies :blink:

Loveladies, New Jersey
Hooker, Oklahoma
Hooker Hole, Louisiana
Romance, Arkansas
Horneytown, North Carolina
French Lick, Indiana
Sweet Lips, Tennessee
Fanny, West Virginia
Busti, New York
Big Beaver, Pennsylvania
Butts, Georgia
Buttzville, New Jersey
Dicktown, New Jersey
Erect, North Carolina
New Erection, Virginia
Dickshooter, Idaho
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
Loving, New Mexico
Climax, Georgia
Conception, Missouri
Fidelity, Missouri

Burns Down, South Carolina
Pyro, Ohio
Frankenstein, Missouri

Humptulips, Washington
Looneyville, Minnesota <---where I should move to
Looneyville, New York <--or here instead

Burnt Water, Arizona <----how is that possible

Because...

Why, Arizona
Whynot, Mississippi
Whynot, North Carolina
Ynot, Montana

I think you Brits forgot to list one (ouch) Penistone, UK

I think I'm getting ideas for my next announcement.

Quote - I think I'm getting ideas for my next announcement.

Oh no don't tell us we are going to play "Where in the World is Steve Jax?"

Oh no! It will be more earth shattering than that!

Unlike the road name I posted, the vast majority of 'em will have perfectly innocent origins, "butt", for example, being a barrel and a unit of measure.

Penistone is between Sheffield and Barnsley, so not too far from here.  The CBers (remember them?) called it Genital City. :)  BTW, it's pronounced Penny-Ston.  Just so you don't make a numpty of yourself if you visit.