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A road commemorating the life of a popular historian has been branded "homophobic" by a gay couple who are demanding its name be changed...

http://www.sevenoakschronicle.co.uk/Stalwart-8217-s-family-insulted-scrap-8216/story-26495571-detail/story.html

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    Mr Tucker wrote to parish council chairman Mike Taylor, saying he was horrified by the "homophobic" sign.


    #FirstWorldProblems
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    edited May 2015
    It's the bloke's name!

    They demean their cause with this nonsense.
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    "We are all very proud of our surname"

    Marian Smith
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    Not the best of headings for this thread mate.
    Interesting story though, and the fella should be celebrated being inextricably linked with the local history by having a place named after him.
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    Living in a country that almost encourages homophobia, that story is mind blowing.
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    I just would just like to add that i'm outraged.

    Where's my Daily Mail?
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    Imagine if his name had been Mr Smallcock
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    Phillip and Ian need to grow up!
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    As I was saying to my mate Barry Killbender the other day, sometimes modern life has just become beyond parody...
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    Viz letters page couldn't have made that up, utterly ridiculous
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    All because someone got his name wrong.
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    I take it no-one's complaining about this then:

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    Haha. Is Mr Tug end gonna get a road name too
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    I'm horrified by that street sign.

    No apostrophe?
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    Tbf to the gay couple, the man's name was Bangay. Bangay Road isn't "as bad" as Bangays Road.

    I'm on the gay's side. (Even though I'm a fascist Tory).
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    http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gropecunt_Lane

    What stupid is the council got his name wrong or they left out an apostrophe either of which would have meant the road name made sense.

    They had one job and got it wrong
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    Tbf to the gay couple, the man's name was Bangay. Bangay Road isn't "as bad" as Bangays Road.

    I'm on the gay's side. (Even though I'm a fascist Tory).

    *gays'
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    Tbf to the gay couple, the man's name was Bangay. Bangay Road isn't "as bad" as Bangays Road.

    I'm on the gay's side. (Even though I'm a fascist Tory).

    It's Bangays Way, not Road.

    Frank Bangay Way seems OK (as does Bangay Way). It's not homophobic though, just poorly thought through.
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    Thanks to the pedants :wink:
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    I think we should start a petition to get Mongolia to change its name, its very offensive to people with learning difficulties
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    The couple admit to finding it humorous before they thought "maybe we should be offended by this?"

    Odd order of events for something they claim is offensive
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    I see President Obama is in Camp David again..
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    Uboat said:

    I'm horrified by that street sign.

    No apostrophe?

    Add the apostrophe - problem solved. And Sevenoaks council should not employ an Illiterate sign designer. :wink:
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    Does "Blackboys Inn" in East Sussex cause offence?
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    Does "Blackboys Inn" in East Sussex cause offence?

    No.
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    Does "Blackboys Inn" in East Sussex cause offence?

    No, but the neighbouring village of Blackboys Out does.
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