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#### "Fjarcke me"! ...."No, Smew Yew"!!

My Glitch has a dirty mind!
The other day I found myself at the crossroads of "Bij Arsul" and "Egret Taun", just under "Pipit Throat". Now, that’s a hat trick! Wait….what? It’s all starting to make sense now….
I was just wondering, what exactly is a:
..."Viscid Pud"?
...a "Krios Palm"?
..."Kanuka Saus"?
...Are any of those roads connected to "Akki Blocks"?
...Can you leave "Akki Blocks" via "Orgvos Lam"?
...Will the "Hechey Track" dump you off in "Flipside" or have you "Blotnass"?
KYY Queries?
The Devs are clever, clever indeed! How clever are YOU at deciphering street names? Please do share you observations, otherwise I fear my Glitch may be in need of a mental health evaluation.
By the way, "Niiske Kook". Can I get "Samak Shun"?

Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink

### Replies

- I didn't discover these but people have mentioned in the past:
  Adanac = Canada
  Cebarkul = Sparkle
  and of course, Khoul Bheens and Karpal Tunnel
  Posted 11 months ago by TomC | Permalink
- hayden seek alley took me forever to figure out, went there to buy cubimals regularly, then it finally clicked;
  Posted 11 months ago by blackwidow | Permalink
- "Here, Takuan This, you'll feel much better. Trust me, I live on Puran Pills...."
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- if you get Samak Shun, you might wind up with Kinche Klap
  Posted 11 months ago by bored no more | Permalink
- no one has even mentioned Eglesgown Wanks yet?
  Posted 11 months ago by Narnia Lewis | Permalink
- Anyone like to Mangane Gaps?
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- I like it when you Patomi Bunya.
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- Don't be such a Khat Massive...You know you have one to add....
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- Jellisac in your throat? Is it Svarta Swale?
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- LOL
  Posted 11 months ago by blackwidow | Permalink
- When Eglesgown Wanks, he gets a SoggyBottoms.
  Posted 11 months ago by ~Annie~ | Permalink
- Shimla Mirch (a region, I know :/ ) is hindhi/punjabi for bell pepper.
  Edit: Louise Pasture - that one guy.
  Posted 11 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- If you feel a Kolan Presence in your Grimssea Bottom, you're about to have a Garillis Fill.
  And never, ever Thithi Thrust the Vilong Hari.
  Posted 11 months ago by FyodorD | Permalink
- Rook wrote: Edit: Louise Pasture - that one guy.
  You mean Louis Pasteur, the inventor of pasteurization?
  Posted 11 months ago by KatGamer | Permalink
- To me the street names in Kalavana read like yummie Indian cuisine. I'd like some Kuri Chil with a side order of Fitadara Fry please. If the Chil is very spicy I'll take a Tokali Kola to drink.
  Posted 11 months ago by Tricky Woo | Permalink
- Yeah, I have a pretty euphemistic brain but not all of those make sense to me.
  it's obviously how you read them
  Posted 11 months ago by shhexy corin | Permalink
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  Posted 11 months ago by shhexy corin | Permalink
- I just love Fosolia Flaps - it would be great to live there:P
  Posted 11 months ago by White Tiger | Permalink
- Naraka is hell in sanskrit/hindi
  Posted 11 months ago by !$Harrump$! | Permalink
- With all this Hindi ... it's obvious they outsourced the development to Bangalore and the underpaid, overworked programmers decided to take their revenge.
  Any cuss words in there?
  Posted 11 months ago by Tsu Dho Nimh | Permalink
- Jethimadh is also a spice of the Indian sub-continent.
  Posted 11 months ago by MicklePickle | Permalink
- I'd like to Bonelington Hole.
  Posted 11 months ago by Ayasta | Permalink
- Here in the USA, don't let time Simpele Slip by, get out there and Pikku Precedent.
  Posted 11 months ago by miskey | Permalink
- "I'll Groddle your Forest Junction"
  Posted 11 months ago by Hburger | Permalink
- @Lady KaGa yup!
  Posted 11 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- Nice, HBurger.
  And good call, Rook! I had just learned about Shimla Mirch myself and was coming to post, when I saw this thread.
  Posted 11 months ago by Stuv | Permalink
- Interesting, this: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_...
  (Especially when you think of all the locations on the large island of "Mazza'la".)
  Posted 11 months ago by stoot barfield | Permalink
- Phool = Flower, I'm so dumb! D: lol.
  Kajuu = Cashew?
  Thanks for the link Stoot!
  Posted 11 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- Wow, that's cool. I thought Chakra Phool was a reference to meditation: "Any more meditation for you?" "No thanks, my Chakra's full", and I thought Mirch was a reference to a Marsh. If I had to draw a link between the firebogs and Earth though, I'd say it was more Chinese than Indian to me. The plucked stringed instrument in the music is surely a Chinese one?
  Here's some that I do know:
  Cebrakul (or Chebrakul as Google romanizes it) is a city to the East of Miass in Russia. Miass is where the extremely talented artist responsible for Uralia, Zutto, lives.
  I'm guessing Oktyabrya is a street in Miass that Stoot mentioned in this interview
  More commonly, Burnabee is a reference to Burnaby, a neighboring city to Vancouver.
  No references found for Guillermo Gamera Way, but I did find a accountancy firm in Chepen, Peru called Guillermo Gammara Luis Henry. That's when I realised I'm looking into this in way too much depth. Sigh, only at 4 in the morning.
  Posted 11 months ago by A Predictable Fate | Permalink
- 'Kotteletti Kota' (Pollokoo) means something like 'Cat Burgers' in Russian.
  Posted 11 months ago by Chichikova | Permalink
- @ A Predictable Fate: A street in Miass? Tee hee heehee
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- @ scroobienoob not only in Miass.a lot of streets in differend cities called after historical dates.
  street of 8 of March, street of 1st of May.
  Oktyabrya means I suppose the street of some date of October or something like this.
  P.S. what means unlocked by ... somebody in the street description. Are they those who helps to make it during the street project?
  Posted 11 months ago by Rikki-Tikki | Permalink
- I think that they would be the top contributors.
  Posted 11 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- @ A Predictable Fate: Whew. For a minute there, I thought it might be a street in MyAss....
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- Wow everyone, your contributions and links are all fascinating revelations for naughty scroob :P Keep 'em coming! I wasn't aware of the stoot interview, and now I'm even MOAR enchanted by the game than ever. (I'm also relieved to discover I'm not the only one who thinks about these things in depth!! Thanks!!)
  @stoot: And here I thought I was the only one who knows of the Reggie Watts video! *snorts* You've stolen my heart <3 Fjarcken' fab-u-lissssss!
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- I guess I should add that Simpele Slip is Dutch for plain panties.
  Posted 11 months ago by Tricky Woo | Permalink
- A lot of the street names in Chakra Phool refer to locations in Finland. And Bortola street names seem to contain a lot of Finnish words too... Coincidence? :P
  Likomärkä in Shimla Mirch takes the cake everytime (Finnish for "thoroughly soaked" or "very wet").
  Posted 11 months ago by Soy Sauce | Permalink
- Thanks for pointing that out.
  @A predictable fate, after looking at Stoot's link, it isn't Chakra as in energy... it's pronounced Chakar (Cirlce - or ninja star like object)...
  Which makes me wonder about Nylon Phool...
  Posted 11 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- It just dawned on me what a CAT BURGER is....rotflmao! I can't believe I had to think about that one...
  Posted 11 months ago by scroobienoob | Permalink
- Axis Denyde.
  Posted 10 months ago by Rook | Permalink
- Louis Pasteur was a scientist who helped prove that spontaneus generation didn't exist.
  Posted 10 months ago by AwesomeCardinal2000 | Permalink