Plymouth Hoe

[SueEllen]

Devil’s Dyke is hardly rude. Only makes it there because it offends some hand wringing liberals. That's more a sign of the tulip times we live in rather than amusing.

Words people in the UK don't see as rude due to the historic context of them, are seen as rude in other English speaking countries.

For example people from North America don't say "I'm going to the toilet" or "I'm going to use the crapper" as they think "toilet" and "crapper" are rude words.

[Whorty]

Scunthorpe.

Mate of mine used to work for Vodafone - their email filter used to flag up that. Oh the fun I had sending him emails about the East Coast seaside resort

It also flagged up the term 'spick and span' .... I think I was selling my flat at the time getting it ready for viewings.

[Whorty]

The village of Motcombe always brought a childish giggle to me and Mrs W

[DoctorStrangelove]

Words people in the UK don't see as rude due to the historic context of them, are seen as rude in other English speaking countries.

For example people from North America don't say "I'm going to the toilet" or "I'm going to use the crapper" as they think "toilet" and "crapper" are rude words.

Yet "mother****er" seems quite popular in the local lingo, if Samuel L. "Mother****er" Jackson is to be believed.

And how could anyone be offended by faggots & peas (with onion gravy of course).

Not to mention all those gardening implements.

[OwlHoot]

The village of Motcombe always brought a childish giggle to me and Mrs W

I must have led a sheltered life, because I can't for the life of me see any part of "Motcombe" which is rude!

Mind you, if it was spelled Mottcombe, it would contain an anagram of "bottom"

[SueEllen]

Yet "mother****er" seems quite popular in the local lingo, if Samuel L. "Mother****er" Jackson is to be believed.

And how could anyone be offended by faggots & peas (with onion gravy of course).

Not to mention all those gardening implements.

Don't ask them for a fag....

[Whorty]

I must have led a sheltered life, because I can't for the life of me see any part of "Motcombe" which is rude!

Mind you, if it was spelled Mottcombe, it would contain an anagram of "bottom"

For the risk of being banned for a day, let me explain ....

Mott

Yet another word for a big, unkempt hairy vagina.
Like growler, it's a dirty old matted jungle of a thing.

Urban Dictionary: Mott

So by definition, it probably needs a Comb

[NigelJK]

I got one of these for XMas.
Perhaps the £multi-gazillion marketing outfit could buy themselves a copy?
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[SueEllen]

I got one of these for XMas.
Perhaps the £multi-gazillion marketing outfit could buy themselves a copy?
Map

Since I've had to tell British retailers who sell online "Middlesex" doesn't exist as an actual county there is absolutely no chance....