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British person here: We don't, but we probably should! XD

Especially when Reni SPECIFICALLY said we DON'T say it. Also god I love this gag

I remember the cartoon strip Pearls Before Swine when Pig and Rat decided to replace the handshake as outdated by rubbing their backsides together and called it "Fanny rubbing" much to the delight of Brits and Aussies for whom that has a totally different meaning.

fanny lane? i went to school with her

This sounds like something Wesley would say on 30 Rock

We regularly drive past a place called Burn Butts

And when we intend to court an admirer, we say we're going to take them to...

First of all, I don't steal pictures from other accounts, and second of all, I wouldn't have given the person who posted it the chance to think about using ALT-texts. Many people simply don't know about it.

I didn't ask you. You should only answer questions which are directed at you personally. It's fucking rude to do otherwise. I find that your kind need to be called out for that.

That’s got to be in Maldon right?

UK Red Foreman has entered the chat

You see a brown sign at the side of the road that says....

In England an ass is a donkey. Arse, I will kick your arse.

@cmikesspinmove.bsky.social

I assume we shouldn't say to the other person "Meet you in Butt Lane". That could be interpreted as something different entirely...

Clacton-on-Sea. Oh My !

I think there's a Butt Lane in West Hollywood.

she's playing the hits!

Which can result in this malady

Ngl, this is a hard bar, I'mma start saying this to the opps dem, so thanks 🙏 😂✨✨✨

...arse.

We had a 'The Butts' a Butts Centre (mall) a Butts street and Lane. Reading : took its archery practice seriously in the middle ages

In The Netherlands they’ll offer you a

🎬 BEHIND THE POST 🎬 when i posted this on the bird app, i got accused of being american, sternly told off by a newcastle councillor, and loads of photos of similarly funny named signs in this silly country

Ironically the path leads right to the Cockfosters tube stop

Quite so, you see, we are far more subtle. But we'll still give you a pasting.

The man on the sign has a very determined stride.

You forgot to include the suffix 'in a minute, sunshine'

Appropriately, our local tip is on one. They usually reflect the age when there was compulsory archery practice, though supposedly not in this case - it was simply a dead end.

that's on you, bud, think about that

Can confirm