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While drunk Brits in Magaluf have had an array of eye-popping designs including Harry Potter’s lightning bolt design, the Pringles logo and a penis. The tube shape is pretty obvious. It fits inside another person nice and neatly, and it’s a good shape for getting sperm up to the top of a vagina (it’s also a good shape for lots of other things, but we’re talking on a biological basis here rather than sexyfuntimes). The restored tower - which was cocooned by scaffolding for the best part of five years - has a glistening golden exterior. The Urologic and Cutaneous Review. Urologic & Cutaneous Press. 1920. pp.677– . Retrieved 25 December 2012.Two odd views. It’s unusually innocent not to realise Bell End sounds rude, but it’s perhaps even odder to live there for 40 years and still find it amusing. Chris Tranter must get a lot of value out of his fridge magnets. Surely, few long-term residents, even if they don’t mind the name, would have the sheer force of impish will to continue to find it funny. Big Ben tolled every minute for 96 minutes — once for every year of Queen Elizabeth II's life". www.cbsnews.com . Retrieved 19 September 2022. January 1945: Extremely cold temperatures froze the rubber bushings on the quarter-bell hammers, preventing the chimes sounding from 9 p.m. on the 25th to 9 p.m. the following evening; the BBC broadcast the pips in the interval. [49] A stinging rebuke coming from a resident of another of Britain’s most rude-sounding streets. But, in the reluctant Bell Enders’ defence, the Minge Lane case is subtly different. Stephen Young does not live on a road simply called “Minge” and he might not be so sanguine if he did. That’s what gives Bell End its unrelenting suggestive power: the fact that there are no other words involved. No “Road”, “Avenue” or “Street”. Bell End’s name is 100% bell end, while Minge Lane is less than 56% minge. Hsu, Geng-Long; Lu, Hsiu-Chen (2018-01-01), "Penis Structure—Erection", in Skinner, Michael K. (ed.), Encyclopedia of Reproduction (Second Edition), Oxford: Academic Press, pp.367–375, ISBN 978-0-12-815145-7 , retrieved 2023-07-06