Whats the funniest boat name you ever saw???

[Kawasaki]

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[NealB]

\'Airy Dick\' .....

sailed by a friend on the Isle of Man, or 'Made of Ply' seen in North Wales.

 

[Kawasaki]

A few Years ago.
On a small Dory near Me.
Not so much the name as the "Home Port"
"Stubby" of --------- Wait for it

"Llanfairpwllgwygyllgogerychwyndrobwyllllantisiliog go go goch"
Went right round the Hull!!!
Usefull as a boot topping I suppose /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Tekkie]

On a Yacht in Christchurch "Wooley Knickers" /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[Micky]

Seen this one on a house and the guys boat, "MODNOC".
You need to read it backwards.

 

[SimonA]

"wet dream" seen on River Nene.

 

[SoulFireMage]

Drama Queen!!

 

[BlueSkyNick]

2 gay liveaboards in Brighton have a Mobo called "Cruising Queens "

 

[Rabbie]

'Jenny Tailya' on the Norfolk Broads.
'Fochinell' - my mates boat on Loch Morar.

 

[Rabbie]

In the same vein - I saw a dinghy recently on Eastbourne beach named 'REKNAW'.

 

[Kawasaki]

'Fochinell' - my mates boat on Loch Morar.

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There,s been some Good Uns.
That's a belter /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Rabbie]

Aye - its hard to say it without giggling!. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[suse]

My father had a chugachuga river boat called Rampant. His children never could work out why the adults kept snorting rudely

S x

 

[rwoofer]

There is a RIB in Haslar called "Crime Pays" and it's black.

 

[JKay]

"Lastun Blue"

A boat that blew up caused by LPG

cheers Joe

 

[Rabbie]

And of course, the never-to-be-forgotten ..........................

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[Mister_Smee]

Fantastic, gets my vote!!!!

 

[BillyBloater]

My Son named our Mirror dinghy "Stinky wind"

Still makes me chuckle now.

 

[makkers]

Always an anxious moment when 'Dangerous Brian' is called ahead for a Lock-In when you are in the lock already!

 

[tcm]

Summat of Leeds

well, not sure what it was of leeds due to large qty of gear on the stern. But it was (weirdly) "of leeds" . So we called it "Summat of Leeds"...