Good street name.

[A-Marks]

There is a creek somewhere on the new England tablelands called "Three Legs O Man Creek"

and a lookout in Queensland called Whodathoughtofthat !!! all one word.

One of the funnyest signs I ever saw was one out near Boonah that simply states
"THIS IS NOT THE ROAD TO NSW"

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[doug the slug]

Lovers Lane is a real street in Bundaberg.

Close, Brian, its actually "Lover's Walk"

[doug the slug]

Used to be a guy at work Mike Adcock, our login names used to be the first letter of our first name and then our last name, so his was interesting. He was probably happy when we just became numbers as a login. Another guy Timothy Tam, for some reason he didnt want his first name shortened to Tim

While i was in the Army i met another soldier called Private Parts

[oges]

saw this sign today, I guess they dont care if a Guy or a Gal lives in this street

[Gra]

Used to be a guy at work Mike Adcock, our login names used to be the first letter of our first name and then our last name, so his was interesting. He was probably happy when we just became numbers as a login. Another guy Timothy Tam, for some reason he didnt want his first name shortened to Tim

I had a pakistani guy in my team called faraz harkeem. we had a similar user name policy, so he got fharkeem

I also used to deal with a frank lea and anita ho.

[Driver]

Years back in England, I knew a bloke called Horace Morris. He met and married a lovely girl. Unfortunately her name was Doris .... and they lived in Norris Green ... - I'd have moved if it was me.

We all gave them a heap of suggestions for names when she was expecting their first. For some reason, the happy couple ignored all the helpful advice and chose to call the little lad John.

We had a bloke in the rowing club. His name was Rob Head. No problem, right? Except that every time we entered a regatta, his name would be submitted, incorrectly, as Richard Head. This was doubly unfortunate because it meant not only that he was listed in printed regatta programmes as Richard Head but also, because we were quite successful and won a lot of trophies, his name (Richard Head, that is) has been preserved for posterity in the annals of English rowing and, in some cases, on the rather elaborate silver trophies that we were awarded.

He used to get quite upset about all this but he eventually got used to it. Needless to say, he was and, as far as I know, still is known universally as Dick.

[Wood Borer]

The North Eastern Hotel in Euroa is in De Boos Street.

Not far from us is Love Street which gets knocked off regularly.

A.I.F. St in Balwyn was always a good one when taxi drivers wanted a spelling just like Dan's Y St. Of course that was back in the days of voice, not this wimpy digital screen and button stuff.

[HavinaGo]

Bogaduck Rd .... near the old Heathfield railway station in the Adelaide Hills.

I seem to remember it was damp land.

[Andy Mac]

Down the range is a place called Slaughter Ck(?)Rd. which may or may not have something to do with the ex-local tribe.
Out on a bush road not far from home is a sign pointing to Yonder Lane, which always tickled me.

Cheers,

[AlexS]

Grandparents lived in Brewery Lane in Inverell many years ago - pity they were teetotallers, glad it's not hereditary.

[Redgy]

We have Cockburn street & Thrush street....both nasty ailments I reckon

[ozwinner]

I'd have moved if it was me.

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And so now you live in Perth......Dick

Al :eek:

[Driver]

And so now you live in Perth......Dick

Al :eek:

Nah, mate. That wasn't me. If it had been, d'you think I'd have told you lot about it? :eek:

[ozwinner]

Nah, mate. That wasn't me. If it had been, d'you think I'd have told you lot about it? :eek:

Your secret is safe with me.

Al