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What would you call a pub if you owned one?

I'd probably call mine 'The Bear and Pickle' as a nod to my daughters' nicknames, but would be tempted by a "Fanny on the Hill" type double entendre name.
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    I've long thought a good name for a pub at the football ground would be "The Goalkeeper's Arms"
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    Caught Knott bowled Underwood.
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    they missed a trick at Pratts Bottom. there's a pub there called the bull's head yet down the road in anther village they got a pub called the cock inn. should of been the Cock Inn Pratts Bottom.

    Or The Cock Inn, Welwyn, Herts.
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    edited May 2018

    What would you call a pub if you owned one?

    I'd probably call mine 'The Bear and Pickle' as a nod to my daughters' nicknames, but would be tempted by a "Fanny on the Hill" type double entendre name.

    Something like "The Tug & Pullet". With a picture of a small steam boat and a young hen on the sign, naturally...
    Yes, exactly!

    Subtle but effective.
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    Moorcock Inn
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    Stig said:

    they missed a trick at Pratts Bottom. there's a pub there called the bull's head yet down the road in anther village they got a pub called the cock inn. should of been the Cock Inn Pratts Bottom.

    Or The Cock Inn, Welwyn, Herts.
    The Cock Well Inn
    Tillet
    Herts
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    Stig said:

    they missed a trick at Pratts Bottom. there's a pub there called the bull's head yet down the road in anther village they got a pub called the cock inn. should of been the Cock Inn Pratts Bottom.

    Or The Cock Inn, Welwyn, Herts.
    The Cock Well Inn
    Tillet
    Herts
    Or The Cock Halfway Inn.
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    Riviera said:

    I'd probably call mine The Long Pond...

    It'll never catch on.
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    The Fisters Arms
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    The Miller’s Arms
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    Think it’s already been done but ‘the gym’ would be an ideal local for me.
    At least when I tell the doctor I visit the gym 4 times a week I won’t be lying.
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    Anywhere near SE7 and it would have to be The Valley. Actually, anywhere at all except near the Scum or the Nigels.
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    Pig and Peacock

    Went to Maryon Wilson Park and there was a peacock, happy as Larry, standing on the back of a pig, whilst he was eating from a trough.

    Made me realise how the two animals are completely different from eachother in every way, and yet socialised in the same place, just like guests at a pub.

    Pork dominated food menu, pork scratchings and peacock feathers in vases on every table.
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    Anywhere near SE7 and it would have to be The Valley. Actually, anywhere at all except near the Scum or the Nigels.

    Not sure how old you are but there was a pub called The Valley up near the village......it was built in the 60’s I believe.
    I’m going to guess it closed down about 20 years ago......the landlord was a well known ex-player who, by all accounts, was a right miserable bastard.
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    The Imminent.

    Just need a suitably named town in Kent to open it in...
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    Anywhere near SE7 and it would have to be The Valley. Actually, anywhere at all except near the Scum or the Nigels.

    Not sure how old you are but there was a pub called The Valley up near the village......it was built in the 60’s I believe.
    I’m going to guess it closed down about 20 years ago......the landlord was a well known ex-player who, by all accounts, was a right miserable bastard.
    Harold Hobbis I believe.
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    The Imminent.

    Just need a suitably named town in Kent to open it in...

    The Done Deal.
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    The Bat & Ball
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    The anoraked train spotter
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    The hairy bullock
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    Think it’s already been done but ‘the gym’ would be an ideal local for me.
    At least when I tell the doctor I visit the gym 4 times a week I won’t be lying.

    In similar vein, a pub called "In Moderation".
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    Riviera said:

    I'd probably call mine The Long Pond...

    Where did that name come from, is it a golfing term?
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    Alcoholic's Anonymous, to get em through the door then, once they're in, clean up.... Robert's you dad brother
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    The Pursuit of Hoppiness, Bridport has a fantastic name and is an early contender for Stig's Pub of the Year.
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