Funny street names you have seen
 

Pics or it's only in your head.

Can't find the photo but somewhere in Colorado there's a Jack@$$ Hill Rd (can't type the actual word; get's filtered). Denver area as far as I remember.

There's a Conejos Drive nearby. Dunno why, but rabbit sounds funny in any language.

Two that I can think of one is horseshoe cir.
And the there is a side street off of Breckenridge St called Off Breckenridge St.

noone in this life time will ever top exit 69 just north of Detroit.

http://worldofsigns.com/wp-content/u...D-1024x571.jpg

Another childhood favorite was Horseblock and Granny, off the Long Island Expressway around Medford. Used to be a sign visible from the highway that read Horseblock and Granny. Always cracked me up. Apparently the signs have changed so Google street view only shows Horseblock Road now.

Not actually a street name, but a relatively well-known exit sign:

http://i.imgur.com/2yRYr2E.jpg

(It's two city names, Boring and Oregon City.)

here in san diego the intersection of "haveteur way & unida place" have a special place in the heart. we also have "sesame street" about an hour's ride south.

In the UK (Scotland) ...

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8292/7...cf677704_c.jpg

Saw one in Rio Rancho, NM called Yippee Calle. I'm not completely is wasn't a private enclave instead of a city street, but give the Calle the Spanish pronunciation and it comes out as Yippee cay ay.

Dark Entry Rd a few towns north of me.

11 o'clock rd.
12 o'clock rd
High noon rd

All next to each other.

First set.

Some more.

I've seen a Louis Lane near here, but I don't have a picture.

Don't have a pic of it anymore but I ran into a "Manlove Rd." in rural Illinois. It was on my Garmin GPS...I've tried to search for it on google maps but it never came up with anything so it could have just been some sort of Garmin easter egg of sorts.

http://www.royal-mile.com/slideshow/orm-16.jpg

A picturesque street right off the Royal Mile in Edinburgh

St Andrews Scotland

For the win! or should I saw "wynd"?

Where Rocky & Bullwinkle live

For recreational use only.

kiek in de kök

in Tallin, Estonia.

Yes, definitely a wynder - if you keep your distance.

I've been called a '*******'. Now I know there's a place for me to be.

edit: (c)racker is a banned word ********** :foo::foo::foo:
oh well administrators, it's your website.

Named for Richard Bong, the top scoring US pilot in WW2. A P-38 driver with at least 40 victories.

But I do get the joke.

Yellowknife N.T.
http://i66.tinypic.com/2vdpg6e.jpg

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragged_Ass_Road_(street)