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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Farewell to Butt Hole Road


Butt of jokes ... the old road sign

A pain in the Butt for locals

(U.K. Sun) - FED-UP residents have clubbed together to change the name of their street - Butt Hole Road.

They could not take any more pranksters baring their backsides for cheeky photographs.

Delivery firms refused to believe it existed and signs were prised off and stolen.

posted by BP News Bureau | 4:30 PM

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