Amusingly punning shop names

[vinteuil]

You could just say "folk" and give that "s" key a rest.

... does Alpie still say 'childer' or does he prefer the more modern but of course 'wrong' double-plural 'children'?

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

... does Alpie still say 'childer' or does he prefer the more modern but of course 'wrong' double-plural 'children'?

The people is changing.

[vinteuil]

The people is changing.

... they sure is.

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

... they sure is.

We be getting off-topic. I be to blame.

[ahinton]

There really ought to be a vacuum cleaner dealership called Everything Here Sucks, but I've yet to encounter one (it could even have a concession for one particular manufacturer with its own name Dyson with Death)...

[Nick Armstrong]

[Nick Armstrong]

Drove past a computer repair shop yesterday called

"Bits and PCs"

[Serial_Apologist]

Drove past a computer repair shop yesterday called

"Bits and PCs"

I'm surprised that PC World has not had a name-change, given the ubiquitous pejorative use of PC.

[ahinton]

I'm surprised that PC World has not had a name-change, given the ubiquitous pejorative use of PC.

The problem with that is that the very term "PC" would have first to cease being used as a descriptor for computers.

[Old Grumpy]

Pet shop (now defunct) in Sunderland:


Mutz Nutz


Off Licence - Also in Sunderland and still there as far as I know:

Amy's Winehouse


OG

[Jonathan]

Think I've said this before but in York we have a plumber called "All cisterns go", there's also a tree surgeon called "The tree fella"

[LeMartinPecheur]

There's a local florist called Fleurtation.

[Bought one of their carnations to wear as a buttonhole. It didn't work...]

[EdgeleyRob]

[P. G. Tipps]

Brilliant!

There are quite a few puns seen on gardeners' vans but that has to be one of the best!

[mercia]