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- The Subhuman
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"Never debate an idiot, they'll only drag you down to their level and they have the advantage of experience"
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Not really daft but there is a small village in Cornwall called Paul, which is just inland from Mousehole.
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there is Six mile bottom near Newmarket
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Also I used to live near Rood End in Oldbury , west mids .
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- Smudge3920
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Germany is a wonderful place for this game ...
One hour from Munich is the lovely village of Rimsting ...
In North Rhine - Westphalia, not to far from the Dutch border is the small district of Titz, fabulous sense of humour the Germans (no matter what anyone says) one area of Titz is called Spiel Imagine your address as Titz, Spiel (translate it )...
Moving to Northern Germany near Bremen & Hamburg you have Wangerland...
People of Wangerland often jump onto the autobahn for a day out in Wankum...
If you fancy crossing the border into Austria, a nice holiday is the town of; Further into Austria Windpassing maybe a town to avoid it is also twinned with Middlefart in Denmark...
One hour from Munich is the lovely village of Rimsting ...
In North Rhine - Westphalia, not to far from the Dutch border is the small district of Titz, fabulous sense of humour the Germans (no matter what anyone says) one area of Titz is called Spiel Imagine your address as Titz, Spiel (translate it )...
Moving to Northern Germany near Bremen & Hamburg you have Wangerland...
People of Wangerland often jump onto the autobahn for a day out in Wankum...
If you fancy crossing the border into Austria, a nice holiday is the town of; Further into Austria Windpassing maybe a town to avoid it is also twinned with Middlefart in Denmark...
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Smudge3920 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 12, 2021 3:55 pm Germany is a wonderful place for this game ...
One hour from Munich is the lovely village of Rimsting ...
In North Rhine - Westphalia, not to far from the Dutch border is the small district of Titz, fabulous sense of humour the Germans (no matter what anyone says) one area of Titz is called Spiel Imagine your address as Titz, Spiel (translate it )...
Moving to Northern Germany near Bremen & Hamburg you have Wangerland...
People of Wangerland often jump onto the autobahn for a day out in Wankum...
If you fancy crossing the border into Austria, a nice holiday is the town of;
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Further into Austria Windpassing maybe a town to avoid it is also twinned with Middlefart in Denmark...
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I worked at the Schaefer steel plant in Germany the only word I picked up was pause
Powser in engliisg
Powser in engliisg
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Thong, in Kent.
I've been through it many times
I've been through it many times
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Wankbahn , Germany . South of Munich on Austrian border , Garmish Partenkirchen or something like that .
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Bell End - Worcestershire….
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He's the chap who runs the grocer shop......
Song machine is coming down....
And we're gonna have a party Uhuhu
And we're gonna have a party Uhuhu
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Here's some from the USA.
In Texas. A little community on the beautiful swampy Caddo Lake - Uncertain.
In Indiana. Santa Claus. Guess what the towns theme is.
In Texas. A small town that voted in 2005 to accept a commercial deal with the Satellite TV company Dish Network and change the town's name to Dish.
In Pennsylvania - Deep in the middle of the strange society of the Amish people is the town of Intercourse. I've no idea what goes on there.
In Texas. A little community on the beautiful swampy Caddo Lake - Uncertain.
In Indiana. Santa Claus. Guess what the towns theme is.
In Texas. A small town that voted in 2005 to accept a commercial deal with the Satellite TV company Dish Network and change the town's name to Dish.
In Pennsylvania - Deep in the middle of the strange society of the Amish people is the town of Intercourse. I've no idea what goes on there.
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I bought some top stock birds from
A bloke in bushy gap Morpeth
A bloke in bushy gap Morpeth
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Just across the border in Donegal is the delightfully named town of Muff (and yes, they do have a diving club!). This never fails to tickle the schoolboy in me. And not just me, obviously, as some enterprising individual has started making a whiskey there called, I kid you not, Muff Liquor
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I remember when we crossed the States by Greyhound and Trailblazers in the 70's stopping at a place called Truth or Consequences in New Mexico. Always wondered how that name came about. Turns out it was renamed after a TV show. Hooker in Oklahoma also got us excited, but we didn't stop for long enough.BobHirst wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 6:38 pm Here's some from the USA.
In Texas. A little community on the beautiful swampy Caddo Lake - Uncertain.
In Indiana. Santa Claus. Guess what the towns theme is.
In Texas. A small town that voted in 2005 to accept a commercial deal with the Satellite TV company Dish Network and change the town's name to Dish.
In Pennsylvania - Deep in the middle of the strange society of the Amish people is the town of Intercourse. I've no idea what goes on there.
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lufc1304 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 14, 2021 8:06 am Just across the border in Donegal is the delightfully named town of Muff (and yes, they do have a diving club!). This never fails to tickle the schoolboy in me. And not just me, obviously, as some enterprising individual has started making a whiskey there called, I kid you not, Muff Liquor
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My favorites in the USA:
Bacon Level, Alabama
Bugtussle, Kentucky
Greasy Corner, Arkansas
Monkey's Eyebrow, Kentucky, which for some reason bills itself as the goose capital of mid-America.
Why, Arizona and Whynot, North Carolina
Bacon Level, Alabama
Bugtussle, Kentucky
Greasy Corner, Arkansas
Monkey's Eyebrow, Kentucky, which for some reason bills itself as the goose capital of mid-America.
Why, Arizona and Whynot, North Carolina