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King Boomer's Reaction to the Top 10 British towns and places with rude and offensive names that are scattered across the United Kingdom. ENJOY!
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He's missed Cockermouth, Shitterton and Twatt.
I mentioned Twatt yesterday when he reviewed gropecunt lane
Greater Cockplay, & Lesser Cockplay.
also, wetwang, lower swell and crapstone.
Greater Cockplay, & Lesser Cockplay.
Fingringhoe in Essex really should make the list. Although I don't think Sandy Balls (Hants, or at least in the New Forest)is quite good enough.
Edit: and let me just add Lickey End near Birmingham
As someone from Lincoln, we do like our funny names.
EDIT: Muff also has a fish and chip shop called " The Fishy Muff" .
🤣🤣
😅😅😅😅😅
“FISHY MUFF!!!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Who runs it? Fanny who drives a Vulv-Sorry-Volvo?
Muff isn't technically part of the UK. In the same way Florida isn't technically part of Canada. Close proximity and all that. Not your fault King Boomer though!!
@@mosthaunted2 you're getting the point. Well done!!
Wet wang , Yorkshire
Bell End,.
Worcestershire.
Also, Pratt’s Bottom, Kent.
The Muff Diving Club is hilarious.
Lived in Shetland for 3 yrs. Always enjoyed navigating through a soggy Twatt.
My wife's maiden name is Adams so her nickname was "Fanny", she opened a coffee shop in Somerset called Fanny's. People would stop just to have their photograph taken beside the shop sign. She used to sell Fanny coffee, Fanny cake and Fanny marmalade, our grandchildren call her Granny Fanny.
My ex has the same nickname
A friend of mine has an aunt named Fanny. She has the same surname he does, Wragg. Great name! 🙂
@Electrowave that's brilliant, we used to know a very old lady who's name was Fanny Hares.
@@Hairnicks 😆
When she made pancakes did she use fanny batter?
1 Spitfire and 1 Hurricane
Yes Spitfire at the front with the rounded cockpit and the Hurricane with the longer linear cockpit
The wings are a dead giveaway
Not sure the Spirfire looks too slight more like a trainer.
@@elfboy29 I think it's the aspect ration of the video making it look longer and thinner. It's definitely a Spitfire.
And several books the have stats on the war say that the Hurricans shot down more Nazi planes that the Spitfires did over Britain.
"Fingringhoe" near Colchester Essex,also "Turkey Cock Lane" in Colchester. 😁🇬🇧
Don't forget Butt Road 😅
@@sallyhowell1816, you're right, I forgot that one! 😁
Butts Green and Ugley in Essex. Apparently, there is an Ugley Women’s Institute.
And Brown Willy in Cornwall
"Fingringhoe"... Oh lord, my beer came out from my nose. Greetings from Finland.
There's a village in Shropshire called Knockin. The village store is known as The Knockin Shop.
I didn’t believe that and had to check. You’re right.
Just to clarify for anyone not from this part of the globe, a knocking shop is a brothel.
I've been past the knockin shop a few times on my travels into Wales from Staffordshire
I can't believe Twatt didn't make the list ! I have visited a few times, was hard to find first because the road signs get stolen by tourists and the council can't afford to replace them. A great photo opportunity is the bench outside the church, it has a plaque that reads Twatt Church I consider this my Mecca :)
They should put up electronic signs, that lose their name when disconnected. Problem solved. Did I just give away my million dollar idea for free? Maybe $10 idea.
There is an Inbeweeners version of this where the cast go on a road trip to find rude names- Inbetweeners Rude Road Trip! They do the whole trip in the yellow car, it’s for Red Nose Day
There’s a place called Bastardstown near Kilmore Quay, Co. Wexford
"Up pops the Muff" - not a sentence I ever thought that I'd hear in a UA-cam video.
or chatting to a friend on the phone :-
'where are you ?'
'im lost in Muff. no idea how to get out'
ha ha
THERE IS LITERALLY A VILLAGE CALLED SHITTERTON. WHY IS THAT NOT MENTIONED?
It's a video made by a Yank. They don't have a clue.
There's a village in Bavaria, Germany [near Austria/Switzerland] called 'Wank'. lol
I suppose every country has them.
For several centuries, there was a town in Austria called Fucking. It was recently renamed Fugging so people would stop nicking their signs.
Vannk. Long A and long N. V=W.
Add a ë sound to the end of the word.
Germans wouldn't know what you were finding humorous.
@@Turn1t0ff Yeah I know. I am half German/English and born in Germany.
There is a town in Austria, that used to be called Fucking. They changed the name a few years ago as they were fed up with folks coming to the town and, well, doing the do beneath the town sign.🤣
@@martinsear5470 lol Yeah that's what I did with the Wank village.
As someone who lives literally a 2 minute walk from Muff, there is no ''influx'' of anyone to the area 😂 It's just a small village with a single main road running through it. Also the 'diving club' is just a meme website that someone set up to sell tshirts, it's not actually a thing.
There are multiple non rude definitions of MUFF in the English language. "A muff is a piece of fur or thick cloth shaped like a short hollow cylinder. You wear a muff on your hands to keep them warm in cold weather. ". Also Earmuffs to keep your ears warm in cold weather.
It's great to stuff your hands into a muff on a cold windy day ;-)
I like to wear my muff out in the winter 😉
The Spitfire is the one in the front, you can tell by the curved wing, the one behind is a Hurricane
If you are being technical about aeroplanes, food and well, but it can describe the men too
I live in a town with an area in it called " nob end "
😆
I was raised in Little Lever, have been there many times, playing along the canal. Cheers
Sorry wearefkd ,but I live in Germany now so not able to come over to join your dig😢
Yeah, there's a Bell End too. lol.
@@colinjackson3662 I grew up in Little Lever too and used to play down near the old locks at Nob End
Just outside Bristol there is a tiny street with a few cottages called
"dumpers lane" !
I always thought it would be embarrassing if you live at
Number 2 😂
I prefer trap 1 myself.
I really don't understand how or why they left Shitterton off the list: It became somewhat famous (or maybe infamous) because the sign denoting entry to it kept getting stolen, a problem the local council eventually solved by having the sign replaced by a huge chunk of rock with the name chiseled into it, weighing several tons on its own and mounted in a concrete foundation. It hasn't been stolen since - not much of a surprise since you would need a combination of excavator, crane and flatbed truck to even have a sporting chance of doing so.
As a side-note, another one they really should have included is the village of "Wilsford cum lake" - and yes, that really is how it is spelled on the sign.
Muff has a diving club and you can also buy Muff liquor.
No way... my wife want me to join that club 🎉
@@oopsdidItypethatoutloud 😆
@@oopsdidItypethatoutloud no need. I’m fully qualified, I’ll make some space in my diary 😉
It's also not in the UK.
You can only get Muff liquor if you go downtown.
I live near Bell End Road 😂 called such because of the church on the corner.
Hearing on the satnav "turn onto Bell End..you have reached your destination"! Just never gets old 😂😂😂
Not too far from Bell End and The Bell Inn myself, being a North Worcs lad.
Fanny Hands Lane is located in Ludford near Market Rasen.
It reportedly got its name when land owner John Hands married a girl called Frances. In those days a lot of people called Frances were known as Fanny, so John named the street after his wife.
Pratt's Bottom near Bromley.
😊 I used to work in a riding school just up the hill from *Pratt's Bottom* so bussed (to & from there) every day (& evening) for about three months...
It wasn't Pratt's Bottom's fault I stopped working at the riding school. Instead, it was the distance I had to travel, (S.E.London to / from Kent) it was just too much, by *two buses and a train* each way, everyday.😢 🐴🐴🐴❤️🏴🖖
Also down here in Kent, is Hucking, which kind of hits the post in terms of being rude.
@@brigidsingleton1596my brother and later my sister got married there.
@@Sioban1945
At Pratt's Bottom ? Or the Riding School ?
@@brigidsingleton1596 at Pratts Bottom. Near the Fantail on the road to Orpington
I have a friend who lives in Penistone and it is a lovely town set in beautiful countryside with lots of public footpaths including the Trans Pennine Trail. I’ve also driven by Fanny Hands Lane and remember nearly crashing the car as I drove by, not believing what I’d seen.
I used to work in an office where part of the name of the person who was calling you was displayed on an LED display on the phone.
It could only fit the first 5 letters of the name in the display.
One of my regular contacts had the surname Penistone. It never didn't make me laugh to have an incoming call.
Sluts Hole Lane is a few miles from me - you can see the street sign from the train as it goes past (when the sign hasn't been stolen).
My brother lives near Twatt in Orkney. There's also a mountain in Cornwall called Brown Willy.
There's a town near me in the northwest called Ramsbottom. It's a popular holiday spot for the Welsh.
lol
Especially the upper part
I went to school for several years with a girl whose surname was Ramsbottom. Why her parents didn't change their last name I have no idea. But she was stunningly gorgeous and really nice, so fortunately I don't know of anyone who teased her at our school, luckily. I did have a massive crush on her, lol, but I was the most timid kid in the whole school! I don't think she ever noticed me, sadly. Now in unison, say: "oh!"
The guy spelt and pronounced Hole of Horcum wrong. I walk there a few times throughout the year.
This place is next to the Yorkshire steam railway where they filmed Harry Potter and also the last Mission Impossible.
There is a Moore Cock Road near me
It was a great editing choice to have the last line before Muff pops up be: ‘over time it becomes deeper and wider’ 😂
In Yorkshire there are neighbouring suburbs called Upperthong and Netherthong
Shitlington Crag ... Northumberland, England.
As a heavy truck driver the town of Penistone is aptly named as the road is twisty with steep inclines.
A real killer for a fully loaded truck as you just can't get a run at the hills.
Along similar lines to the Muff Divers Club, the Essex village of Ugley used to have a branch of the Women's Institute named...the Ugley Women's Institute! But they grew so tired of being made fun of that they changed their name to the Women's Institute of Ugley. 😆
Although the village of Loose has now been subsumed into Maidstone, there is a 'Loose Womens Institute'.
what about the East Anglia Mountain Rescue Team ?
that really does exist even though its a flat land with no mountains
Scratchy Bottom, near Durdle Door, Dorset.
A wet and dull afternoon here in Nottingham has just been brightened up watching this video. I am as English as can be and these names had me laughing so much that the wife was getting worried. Brilliant vid Boomer - now a Scotch to help calm down - superb and one of the best for ages.
Pratt's Bottom is a village in Greater London, England, within the London Borough of Bromley and, prior to 1965, within the historic county of Kent. It is south of its parent parish of Orpington, lies about 100 metres above sea level.
The name Kent is believed to be of Celtic origin.
Following the withdrawal of the Romans, large numbers of Germanic speakers from mainland Europe settled in Kent, bringing their language, which came to be Old English.
Wikipedia.
There used to be a department store in Bradford called Brown Muff & Co!
The store was taken over by Rackhams/House Of Fraser but one of the Brown Muff & Co signs was still visible and may still be visible today?
The first plane as you look at it is indeed a magnificent Spitfire..the one slightly to the left at the back is a Hurricane..
Missed the village of Bell End in Worcestershire...
Aww, Clithero and Sandy Balls didn't get a mention.
🇬🇧 I live in Northumberland
& we have some mad village names.
Theres;
Brewed Once
Then about half a mile away the 2nd village is called;
Brewed Twice!
Oh lol... i used to live in Wideopen!
Yet we never thought of it being
Rude.. you never do when you're used to saying it in everyday speech & grew up with it.
Its like the surname..
Chalmondley
But its pronounced
Chumley!
In the little town of Rothbury up in the Northumberland country side, theres a famous, very old Pub thats very olde worlde from the 16thc & its simply called
The Rat!
Its a lovely pub & sells great beer & food.
Theres tons more which i
Cant think of right this moment
But are funny when you first hear them.
The Lake District in Cumberland
( our neighbouring county) has some funny names too
My best friend lives there in a village called
Shap..
And 2 miles away is the tiny village of Greystokes..
Never seen a man dressed in a leopard skin loin cloth called Tarzan, minding his sheep though.
I love watching your reactions which make me laugh, watching you laugh!
Greetings to Queen Boomer
Peace & Good Cheer to All
🇬🇧👧
Oh btw, down in the beautiful
Cotswold area ( Wiltshire) they have very
Hobbit/Lord of the Rings names like;
Stoke Poges
Stowe-on-the-Wold
Much- Binding-in-the Marsh
Scuddings-in-the-Wield
Piddle-in-the-Moolie.
🇬🇧👧
Im glad Penistone was on the list (cos its near me) but im surprised Wetwang wasnt 😂
I live a 10 min drive away from the lovely little village of COCKINGTON, in Devon. It defo gets a few giggles from the tourists lol
A village called Ugley has an Ugley Women's Guild. They're twinned with the Manley Women's Guild in Australia.
Many years ago, the now defunct local paper ran a headline they said they'd been waiting over a century to get, "Ugley Man marries Nasty Woman". Yes there's a village called Nasty a few miles away.
There's a village near me in Pembrokeshire West Wales called Cold Blow!
Near Templeton 🙂 Not too far from me.
Muff should have been pushed up a little further 😮 😂😂😂.
East Sussex has both Upper Dicker and Lower Dicker (near Wilmington/Glyndebourne).
Also there's Maidenhead over in Berkshire (pronounced Bark-sha).
‘Over time this becomes deeper and wider’ No5 (MUFF)
Forgot to mention too: Carsick Hill View and a lot of other Carsicks all in a very posh part of Sheffield!
a girl friend of mine was a scuba diver and went to Muff to do a dive, she then bought a TeeShirt that said she was a member of the Muff Diving Club
I worked with someone with the surname Muff.
Nice AP drop by the way. Back of the net!
A couple of good ones from near where I used to live Pootings and Pratt's Bottom.
Geremy Clarkson did a show from Penistone on top gear and altered the spelling to Penis towne town.
What about Intercourse, Pennsylvania? A woman I know used to be the Wankie correspondent of the Bulawayo Chronicle. Yes, we do have great fun in Northern Ireland! Muff is actually in the Republic of Ireland, but the nearby NI village of Eglinton also used to be called Muff, so you got double Muff action inside a few miles. Other NI fun place names include Craigadick and Ballix - as in "say that again and I'll knock yer ballix in".
Pen Island should never be Googled!
There is a ladyhole lane near Ashbourne Derbyshire. It was featured in a top gear episode years ago when it was good
Here in Somerset we have a Tithill Lane and a Clitsome View…
The easiest way to tell if it is a Spitfire is the wing shape, Spitfire wings were elliptical and some models had clipped wing tips, the Hurricane gad a more conventional straighter wing shape. The front pkane in the image is a Spitfire, the rear one a Hurricane.
Many years ago when I was a firefighter, we got called out to an address in a neighbouring station's area. The turnout instruction was to "a bush on fire on Fanny Bush Lane"
Thinking it was a wind up I asked control to confirm the address, we could hear them all laughing in the background over the radio.
Turned out it was a real address. I later found out that the local council eventually changed the name of the road because people kept stealing the street signs (Google will confirm this) 🤣
Fanny Bush Lane was in chopwell near Gateshead, I swa the sign many years ago.
I visited The Devil's arse a few days ago. It's a big cave in the village of Castleton in the Peak District...
Think there's one called Twatt in either the Orkney or Shetland islands..
I live quite near the Devil's Dyke 😶
A favorite of mine, not too far from where I live, is the holiday camp in the New Forest called Sandy Balls.
You may not be familiar with the expression to break wind, which means to fart.
There was a UK show called 'Crapston Villas' pretty funny series :D
I can't believe they missed Fingringhoe..
It's old and small, but it's still a sweet little place 😅
Several names often get left out of lists like this, probably because they would be censored on video. Perhaps the most explicit is Gropec*nt Lane. This isn't a corruption. It means just what it says. It was formerly part of a red light district. I have family in Muff. Membership of the diving club includes a free T-shirt bearing its name. It has members from all over the world, most of whom have never been to the town or even set foot in Ireland. It claims to be the largest diving club on the planet.
Can't believe there was no love for butthole lane
I grew up in the village next to Crapstone, and literally laughed every day when I passed the sign!!
Crapstone is near me in Plymouth tourist always get their pix took next to the crapstone sign.
In the south of England there are 2 villages called Upper Dicker & Lower Dicker 😂
Muff is near the River Foyle on the Derry/Donegal border. They have a diving club there. Check it out. 😁
at 13.57, how did people miss that the street name in Penistown is called "Back Lane" 🤣
Just south of where I live (in the UK) is a small nature sanctuary, famous for kingfishers called ... "Nob End" 🤣 (look for "nob end sssi")!
The local business in Muff play on the name, there's a car wash called Muff Wax, and a distillery called Muff Liquor, and then the diving school, 1 of the funniest things I've heard, was a guy from the diving school getting interviewed on the radio by a local station
'Are they Spitfires or Hurricanes?'. Yes, they are.
Near me in Eastbourne we have, Upper Dicker, Lower Dicker and Horam all close to each other 😊
Hiya King Boomer, I was going to put Cockermouth, Twatt and Brown Willy , they were not featured, but there still funny all the same, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumberland, England
oh, we have a Fanny Street in Cardiff too.
There's a village called Wetwang in Yorkshire, there's also Tickle Cock bridge underpass in Castleford, West Yorkshire, Slutwell Lane in Pontefract, West Yorkshire, as well as Whip-ma-Whap-ma Gate in York, Yorkshire, and there's probably a few more I've missed.
There is a lane in Wareham Dorset called Shatters hill!
We have a BUTTHOLE LANE in LEICESTER
We always walk through butthole lane lol
@michellebradbury5105 Their has got to be a Bell end in every county in the UK..I have met plenty of Bellends here in England 😮
sounds a shithole
We also call another road near top of the knob
Imagine if Wide Open and Muff where next to each other and decided to team up
Team up with Penistone you mean?!
Certainly missing Bell End, there's a couple - one near me in Wollaston :)
One of my favourite entries of yours for a while King. I'm quite a regular visitor to Penistone by cycle and a mate of mine from work who lives there, and I regularly humour it as 'P*nis-town' ourselves lol.
Keep up the good work as ever, mate, you're still doing great.
My aunt lived round the corner from cuckhold lane
near Bolton in Lancashire is the area called Nob End.
Love the channel. Not a rude town name but worth a look. Check out the Cerne Abbas giant.
I am from County Antrim in 'Norn Iron', the county furthest from the border with Republic of Ireland. During the late 70's Norn Iron was 'dry' on Sundays. So we would occasionally drive to the border just to exercise our right to have a drink !
The Squealing Pig bar in Muff was one place we went. It was mighty craic altogether. Never actually saw any HQ for the Muff Divers Club, but it was always mentioned.
There is a street in Oxford named Gropecunt Lane, although I believe it has changed its name to Magpie Lane. There used to be many so-named roads in the country, but for some reason their name's have _also_ been changed. And yes, it does mean what you think.
There was an old sports shop in Liverpool converted into a pub/bar. It was called 'The Cockwell Inn' . I think there were complaints, the last time I saw it it was just 'The Cockwell'.
Your laugh is so infectious 😂
Muff, has a muff liqueur company as well. The Muff diving club was set up as a bet/joke in a pub but it is in fact a real diving club. Their are no troubles there, don't know that that narrator was talking about 😂 it's a tiny tiny 1 street village right on the border, 5 min from my house. The sign welcome to muff keeps being stolen, and the drive slow sign... People take pics with the r in drive covered. But it has a 24 hour ice cream shop, so if you like eating out.....
Today I passed "Tom Tit Lane" in Essex. If you know your rhyming slang, it's not a lane you want to go down!
Up the road from me, there is a village called Hucking - close enough? If not, down here in Kent we also have a Pratts Bottom.
There's also a place in oxfordshire called Gagingwell
I love muff, I've been there many times. They had a lovely public swimming pool and i used to go diving there a lot, but I put my back out, so I don't get to go down there as much as I used to.
Incidentally, I come from Scunthorpe.
The planes you wanted to know about Spitfire foreground and a hurricane in the back ground . By the way near Market Rasen there's a small village call drakes bottom split into two , lower drakes bottom and wait for it upper drakes bottom .
"Stranagalwilly" is literally where my dad was born and raised haha, it's a wee townland in the middle of nowhere in the countryside here in N Ireland. That's hilarious that it's included here 😆