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Leopardskinfynn... sexy mama Posted Feb 6, 2004
If you're still interested, I'm from England! 
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Leopardskinfynn... sexy mama Posted Feb 10, 2004
Originally from Essex (no Essex jokes please! 
), but now I live in Somerset.
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Hypatia Posted Feb 13, 2004
Somerset is a lovely name. 
Some geographical names are just dreadful. Like Intercourse, Pennsylvania. That's just 
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J Posted Feb 13, 2004
If you started me on innuendo-laden town names in the US, I don't think I could stop.
So I will not begin.
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SomeMuppet Posted Feb 13, 2004
In true Father Ted style
Aaawwwwww Go oaaaaaaan
You know we want you to Jodan
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Hypatia Posted Feb 14, 2004
We have a town in Missouri named Peculiar. 
I think that is my all-time favorite silly name for a town.
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SomeMuppet Posted Feb 14, 2004
There is a village about 5 miles from me called Little Dickweed
I kid you not, it's signposted and everything
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SomeMuppet Posted Feb 14, 2004
The thing is, it is signposted as being 5 miles away, and when you get to it it is 2 houses and a kennel 
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J Posted Feb 14, 2004
That's a very little dickweed.
I remember a town in Austria or Australia called F**king.
Ohio has a town named Knockemstiff.
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F F Churchton Posted Feb 23, 2004
Finland is the Scandinavian version of Wales, it uses extremly long place names. For example they call Lapland, Lapi Lánii Laplandi Lans!!!
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