From Extra Slice to Extra Laughs: Why Geography Just Got Ruder
I’ve always loved a good laugh — and that’s exactly what inspired me to create Where the Feck Is That?, a brand-new card trivia game that tests your knowledge of the world’s funniest (and rudest) real place names.
Forget boring geography lessons — in my game, you’ll be figuring out whether Muff is a real place or not (spoiler alert it does exist and it’s located in Ireland), is Crapstone legit, or does a street called Bell End really exist? It’s cheeky, quick to play, and guaranteed to get a few raised eyebrows (and belly laughs).
To give you a taste, I’ve been out on the streets asking the general public some of my questions — check out my socials to see how people get on @wherethefeckisthat / @wherethefeck or @Where.The.Feck
Spoiler: not everyone knows their Muffs from their Bell Ends.
And in a funny twist, my love of silly geography even landed me on TV recently. I was one of the audience bakers on The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice during Back to School Week, where my “geography lesson” cake of the UK made it onto the show (and even onto Tom Allen’s Instagram!). Let’s just say my sponge skills need work — but at least my card game trivia is on point
I’ve created a working prototype of the game, but to get it printed and ready for the general public I need to raise several thousand pounds. That’s why I’ve set up a Kickstarter — to bring Where the Feck Is That? to life and into your hands.
Follow my Kickstarter page (which is launching soon) here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wherethefeck/where-the-feck-is-that
Or join in the laughs on socials at Insta @wherethefeckisthat
Facebook @wherethefeck
TikTok: @Where.The.Feck
At the end of the day, life’s too short to take too seriously — and we could all do with a good laugh.
