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Posted Nov 12, 2008 by matnichol
Following on from the Swedish handcreme, there is a W*nk in Southern Bavaria and a Titz in the west of Germany. I think there's also a Fuching in Austria and they keep getting annoyed when the town sign is stolen by tourists.

W*nk is near Garmisch-Pattenkirchen and is a ski resort. If people from Hamburg are Hamburgers the residents of W*nk must be...

Childish I know, but where else would you get the chance to ride on the world's only W*nkbahn?

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Posted Oct 1, 2009 by r3v3rb
Well cu^tis is a lovely place to stop (snigger) when/if you ever decide to travel through Galicia in Spain. Its between Santiago de Compostela & Pontevedra !


Enjoy some free cu^t - as most of the time you'll end up paying for it !

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