In Rude Britain, Rob Bailey and Ed Hurst took readers on a delightful stroll up Lickers Lane to Honey Knob Hill, peeked into Beaver Close and enjoyed a well-deserved sit down in the delightful Dorset hamlet of Shitterton.

Now, after a year touring around the bestselling Rude World, Rob and Ed have decided to return to dear old Blighty. The result is a triumphant homecoming tour that has uncovered 100 more delightfully rude British placenames to treasure, from the hidden charms of Slack Bottom and Fanny Street to an unforgettable glimpse of Cocking.

Filled with photographs of actual road signs and the fascinating etymological origins of every featured place name, this delightfully rude book is laugh-out-loud funny – though the authors are keen to stress that it is all perfectly innocent.

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Hardcover: 160 pages
Publisher: Boxtree; Main Market edition (2 Nov. 2007)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0752226657
ISBN-13: 978-0752226651
Product Dimensions: 14.5 x 2 x 14.5 cm
Customer reviews: 5 customer ratings
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 251,024 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #566 in Humour Collections & Anthologies
- #807 in Geography References
- #725 in Historical Atlases & Maps

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'Just the thing for a cheeky giggle.' -- Evening Herald

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The hilariously rude follow-up to the bestselling Rude Britain and Rude World

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kathleen

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suzyAS

Rude UK

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 October 2010

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Brilliantly funny - an excellent follow up to the fantastic "Rude Britain". Great stocking filler!

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nodrog

Miss leading title

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 December 2012

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Sorry, this book was a dissapontment. I bought it as a joke for a friend thinking it would be full of inuendos but it was so tame even my 90 year old granny could read it.

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Andy Phillips

Pretty much what you would expect

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 February 2010

I think that the cover of this book give a good indication of what you'll see inside. It's a list of 100 vaguely rude names of places and streets in the UK, each accompanied by a picture of a sign with the name on it and a couple of paragraphs of explanation. Not many of them are outright filthy, most are more suggestive or contain words that have rude connotations if you look at them that way (but that you might not think of as particularly rude in other circumstances).

This book delivers what it promises to do, but sadly just isn't very funny. It's a decent stocking filler or present for a friend, but not the sort of thing you'll come back to and read again and a again.

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Rude UK: 100 Newly Exposed British Back Passages, Streets and Towns Hardcover – Unabridged, 2 Nov. 2007

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