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Funny Shop Names

harrison fraud

Anyone ever see any shop names that made them laugh?

One that sticks in my mind is a lingerie shop i seen in the UK called "Thong in cheek"

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pebbles21

The Gorey Chinese Takeaway:D

Ulysses Gaze

A recruitment firm in London - Secs in the City

Ruu_Old

Lock, Stock and Bagel! (a bakery in the place I live)

The China Man in Dagenham.

tony1kenobi

Chinese in Staines called Wangs.....yea when they answer the phone they say "Wangs Staines".........

jefreywithonef

AnonoBoy wrote: »

Coffins?

EDIT - beaten to it.

There's a Chinese in Munich called Wok and Roll.

Like that one.

There's one of those somewhere between Sligo and Galway (can't remember the name). Bustards is another name I like.

I like the slogan of this sofa company.

Funkfield

There used to be a chinese take-away across the road from the Central Mental Hospital, Dundrum. It was called The Great Wall.

(For anyone that is unfamiliar with the hospital it is surrounded by an enormously high wall).

Wasn't there a video shop in Gorey called..."Gorey Videos"?

Scarinae

DazMarz wrote: »

Chinese takeaway called ''Soon Fatt''

That's in Bray

Or are you talking about a different one?

[Deleted User]

Knifey Spoony wrote: »

Hairdressers on college road in Cork: "Curl Up and Dye".

There was one with exactly the same name on St Anne's Road in Drumcondra here in Dublin. Gone now though.

Also in Drumcondra, the chipper known as the Perki Chick.

stovelid

El Weirdo wrote: »

What sort of freakish birds are you knocking about with?

Somalians?

Micky Dolenz

A juice bar in Stansted airport has a large sign over it saying, LOVE JUICE, It always makes me chuckle. :pac:

rebel.ranter

What about the town of Cashel's Chinese?

Wok of Cashel

Ink Arcade

Two pretty inappropriate ones:

Morning Glory Creche

A childrens toy supplier called "BJ Toys"

mikom

mikom wrote: »

I'm opening a sex shop specifically for the ladies called.... Clit-R-Us

Dudess wrote: »

Make sure it's not hard to find...

Just use your TwatNav.

The_Kew_Tour

Tits Up

Was womens shop in Tampa when their.

El Weirdo

mikom wrote: »

Just use your TwatNav.

Them things keep bringing you round to Ray D'arcy's house though.

mink_man

i remember in school our lcvp teacher asked everyone something that our town needs, one lad said "pawn shop", all of us looked around shocked and laughing thinking it was something more filthy! :P

milly4ever

For Cod and Ulster! they even had a family meal deal for the bargain price of £16.90!

BUGS_DRUNNY

Chinese called Dynasty known locally as the "Die nasty":D

AnonoBoy

There's a hairdressers in Mayo called Bob and Wave.

Elliemental

harrison fraud wrote: »

Anyone ever see any shop names that made them laugh?

One that sticks in my mind is a lingerie shop i seen in the UK called "Thong in cheek"

My local hairdressers' is called "Curl up and Dye". Always loved that.
I also heard of a take away here in Belfast called "For Cod and Ulster" but I have never seen it myself.

stovelid

milly4ever wrote: »

For Cod and Ulster! they even had a family meal deal for the bargain price of £16.90!

Free chip with it too?

El Weirdo

milly4ever wrote: »

For Cod and Ulster! they even had a family meal deal for the bargain price of £16.90!

I believe it is called the "Good Fry-day Agreement". Had a menu from that place but don't know where it is now.

Edit: Here's the menu online.

Thephantomsmask

A sandwich shop called bite me and a mobile catering wagon called the roll 'n' scones, both in Glasgow. A friend has been in a fish and chip shop called "A salt and battery"

j14

Cycle-logical bike shop on the quays in Dublin and the Cat Dragged Inn pub on the quays.

thetonynator

A pub in Kilkenny called M.T.Pockets.

Although I believe that is actually quite a common name for a pub . . .

thebullkf

mink_man wrote: »

i remember in school our lcvp teacher asked everyone something that our town needs, one lad said "pawn shop", all of us looked around shocked and laughing thinking it was something more filthy! :P

what...

a shop selling crustaceans;)

rainbowdrop

A Stonemason's firm in County Limerick called 'Stone Mad'...........

A hairdressers over in England that used to be called 'Public Hair'. The 'L' kept getting stolen from the sign, so they eventually gave up replacing it.....It is now known as 'Pubic Hair'.

Sinfonia

The Bonny Tiler

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Hairdresser's in Cork called "Curl up an Dye"

thebaldsoprano

I don't know if it's still there, but I passed by a head shop called "Up in Smoke" on Moore Street a while back.