Saturday, June 30, 2018

RNN of 2500 PS1 games


Chicken Aktion 3, Shootybout and The Night Collection Men are favourites...
  • Looner
  • Spond Blick
  • Buntraster Volfeld 2
  • Mortal Soccer
  • Bostinademin Man
  • Pro Hootball
  • Crank Brank 2 Karaship
  • Kight Finory Soccer Fantasy 2001
  • Grom Andershix
  • Putical Beat
  • Street Boore Geno 2: Shith Sameration
  • Car Bling
  • Battle James
  • Chicken Aktion 3
  • Tour the Most Ho!
  • Crime Racer
  • Final Dank
  • Pro Math 2001
  • Dance Bovil Genelation
  • Vazari Racer
  • Trank Wars
  • Movie Rock Foot
  • Robos of Magic Ninger
  • Star Park
  • Crash Mathen 2000
  • Shin Nabit World
  • Dancing Chumai
  • Speed Poom
  • Shootybout
  • NCAA Love of Faman
  • Amoni no Menal 2: Ramess Mania
  • The Night Collection Men
  • Pro Star Dead Man
  • Rolon Poler 2000
  • Plach Mania II
  • Bust Reboon
  • Churiment Ruck
  • Fizal Stals
  • Spicer Gons: The Story 2000
  • NBL Abalis
  • Destramashi no Soccer
  • Fun Stroming Racer Heart
  • Math Mania Cup Tour Collection
  • The Shock Game
  • Tolon Men: The Last Racing
  • Takation Combat 2
  • Cazbarbo Manager 2001


Tuesday, June 26, 2018

RNN of 9000 ZX Spectrum games


Some 80s classics...
  • Garactic Golf
  • Terror Lander
  • Super Mice
  • Invasion Fighter
  • Cajodroid and Cricket on the Beastriver
  • Beachball
  • Castle Overzoid
  • Dead Blanging Puzzle
  • O.R. Man Simulator
  • Fismar's Gibly International Lander
  • Force Box
  • Spiders & Wirser
  • Super Black Death Dinito
  • Bushing Peas
  • Brick Willy
  • Alien Willy
  • Computer Snakes
  • Rock Simulator
  • Mogical Oly Cube Super Attack
  • Magic Expansion in Space
  • Puli Footmal Monster Master
  • Fridge of the World
  • Black Tennis
  • Afternational Turboing
  • Dead Thing Run
  • Superbugger
  • Icing Master
  • Strong Player
  • Frinking Man Simulator
  • Spectrum Game


Tuesday, June 19, 2018

RNN of 19th Century Vulgarities


These have been generatyed from the 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue by Francis Grose


The full text of which is available on Project Gutenberg:

http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/5402

Some absolute classics here AND GLEAT, CAMBLER, CAMPING SHOP(!), CAND-HEADED, CLOPER, CRUSTY GURLE, FLOOKY CRATTER, HARTICO TORLET, JOINDER MONGER, LOCK LEW (unfortunately no definition is given for LOB'S BULLY), NANDER, PANDING BAGGER, RUSTING COLK COMPACK, SPART BOX, TWITTER.

  • ABIGY. A confused favourite fair. See BLATHER.
  • ALD OF THE BOOK. A jeering passenger.
  • ALD STRISKEN. A woman's false rogue.
  • AND GLEAT. A great handkerchief.
  • AUTING PALLY. A woman's breasts on the borse.
  • BABBLE. A broken man.
  • BABBLE. A soft spirited belation.
  • BABMING OF THE SRACKING. Sometimes a can in the chicken for an afficient many or prison. See BALLIMAST.
  • BAND. A rogue, or an appellation for a great university.
  • TO BAP. To cap.
  • TO BASH. To beat a child: to make a forish person
  • BATCHERY. A child or basket, and the master of a particular stick.
  • BEATER. A person who drops and states a saying of a disease.
  • BIRD AND CANTUNE. A clean being, or some other parson.
  • BLEATER. A tail of the ship. 
  • BOXBANTED. Tatched.
  • BRABBLE CROW. A man in the head.
  • BRAGGER. A common whore.
  • BRAWGERS. Brandy.
  • BROWD. A disposition of sailors who stands a kind of house. To pay the pollician of the season who beat the mort in the thieves.
  • BUFFER. The tip liquor.
  • BUNDLES. Barding windows.
  • BURTHONIFAKEY. A broken house.
  • BUSS LISKED. It is to be hanged of the quarters.
  • CAB DAG THE TOUSE. A woman's back.
  • CALLAROTH. A prasticular dependant.
  • CAMBLER. A man's business. Silly with the common disease of a patriction.
  • CAMPING SHOP. A highwayman of a game of money.
  • CANCE PRACK. A time of a robbery.
  • CANDOR. The clown's passengers.
  • CANDY. A house of the fat; to make a soldier.
  • CANT-HEADED. Bed fungers.
  • CAT HONEY. A bubble.
  • CAT LAND. The tratter; for the account.
  • CAT. A dog without consumbled or principal scurz.
  • CATED BOGGERS. Thin. To post one's saying of a cold passion.
  • CHAMBER. A strange child; a house or lose and horse.
  • CHAWD. A man between the money.
  • CHIPPER. A sublige for the house.
  • CHOOK. A black large dispension.
  • CLAPING SHAP. A small candle: choepence.
  • CLAPPER. A cloth. A conveniency country butters. See DANGLER.
  • CLOPER. To steal a butcher's child.
  • CLOW. A pickpocket officer's purse.
  • CLUSTER. A distance.
  • COLLOW. A term for a very man and false country bully, a particular bailiff.
  • COMMON. A bully.
  • CONE. A sham pass of the word Brandon.
  • CONSTARL. A silly face. A corruption of the fool
  • CORTING AND COMBISTER. A vulgar kind of change.
  • CORVEN-TICK. A sharper's face.
  • COTCH. A good woman.
  • CRAPPERS. Small bloody brush.
  • CREAKER. A man's day shop, particularly common among a small basket.
  • CROPERS. See DUMBLE.
  • CRUSTY GURLE. A brothel.
  • CULL. A false common robber.
  • CURLER. A child; the cut off the breasts. The chief all one's purse.
  • TO DOG. To be guilty of hostlers.
  • DUMP. A con
  • FIRE BOX. A name for a good breath.
  • FIRE. A shreek dood in the cockneys.
  • FLIND AND LOPERS. Thieves, i.e. represented by the King with the voracious girl with him.
  • FLOOKY CRATTER. A woman.
  • FLORRY OF THE PODDERS. Horse bunger at a public surtizen.
  • FOUNDING. To ving bog at mesticles.
  • GARTONING ROPE. A good scolding boy.
  • GASTING. A conjurance.
  • GIGGER. A cat.
  • GLACK. A pitcher: the hand.
  • GRACK. A common sort of stealing appellation for a simpleton: an appellation for a bite as in the face of the intrivance of a man to throw the dog; a person who cannot drink up a seart.
  • GRAMBER. The ancient fires companions.
  • GUMBLER. A great chair.
  • GUNNER. A man ready to cheat of his head. See CRUM CAT.
  • HAND HATTLE. To be set to scrap our booksicles.
  • HAND MIKINS. The wench end of the word board.
  • HARTICO TORLET. A church.
  • HETTLE. A necessity of boy, for a house.
  • JOINDER MONGER. A man who shapes cocks.
  • LIMB. A handkerchief for a conceited milk.
  • LOCK LEW. A crack handkerchief. See LOB'S BULLY.
  • LOCK PARTER. A pretence, a clown house.
  • LOON GARFHER. A man or fathing from the country.
  • LOTHERON. A baff, or cuptom  signifying a common villain.
  • MASS. The humbug.
  • MUNGY. A sharper.
  • NAKE. A man either a man or side of the house.
  • NANDER. A man's randy hards.
  • NICKLES. The woman who is master.
  • PANCUNDER. A common woman. See POBLATE.
  • PANDING BAGGER. A bailiff in a devilish animal arse with a body of common language.
  • PARTING CANTONE. A ball and fanthing.
  • PLART. To leave a woman, or children, on the anistered in the same as a handkerchief on the same without pockets.
  • PLOG OF THE FANT. A thief with a figure without such as said of a jestion.
  • POCK. A spocking. See LOMP.
  • POGGER. A flunching president for the school.
  • POLL TOM. The beggars; also a brothel of an order.
  • PONCON THE GRACK. A shilling.
  • PORNY MONDER. A confederate windows.
  • POTCHED. Doods of the wife or church.
  • PRAPPER. A ring part.
  • PUGG. A dog with a mort.
  • RAG. A child.
  • REARED. Laid or beaten to the fellow.
  • RED BADGE HUD. A man's language.
  • RICKED. A blow of a sham trimney.
  • ROGING LUNGER. A parson. To put a brandy fellow.
  • RUSTING COLK COMPACK. A fork.
  • SCALLY. A woman who farses him.
  • SCARTHONE. A window.
  • SCOLL POGGER. A man's rank applied to a pickpocket.
  • SHE BLUGGED. Brodebuists.
  • SHOP. A large water.
  • SLIBBLED. Drunk. To pay a woman.
  • SONGERS. Money; to be hanged.
  • SPANE. A country man before the breath-word in the ball. The name of the thieves of the town.
  • SPART BOX. Gloves.
  • STACKLE. A broken clapped bastard.
  • STARGIENT. A crown's place of the face,
  • STREET. A common small gentlemen.
  • STRITTLE CANDLE. A stout brush; also a wench.
  • SURKER BANDED. Enderson strack.
  • SUZZOR OF THE MOUSE. A hard herret placed at a woman's black.
  • TOMMINGER. A daining fellow.
  • TWITTER. A coachman.
  • VOCKER STRAON. To beat in the money.
  • WABBLE. To confound on a conceited picklock.
  • WHIPPERS. The king of the head; a handsome prostitute.

Monday, June 18, 2018

MANCAM MARTINI

  • 1 1/2 ounces orange juice
  • 1 ounce Grand orange slice of vodka
  • 1 ounce red triple sec
  • 1/2 ounce lime juice, and vodka
  • 1 ounce triple sec
  • 1/2 ounce pineapple juice
  • 1/2 ounce light rum
  • 1/2 ounce brandy
  • 1 teaspoon lemon juice
  • 1 ounce bourbon
  • 1/2 ounce vodka
  • 1/2 ounce sweet gin
  • 1 teaspoon juices, and lime juice
  • 1/2 ounce orange juice
  • 1/2 ounce amaretto and peach schnapps
  • 1/2 ounce peach schnapps
  • 1/2 ounce cherry triple juice
  • 1/2 ounce honey
  • 3 ounces bitters

Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
Add vodka.

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

RNN from 1000 cocktails


These recipes fell largely into three categories: "normal", "complicated" and "minimal".
Some of them might actually work! e.g. Lins Fangry Site

In addition to the normal drinks cabinet you will also need
  • Swedish lime
  • Fresh shredded glass.
  • Beer water.
  • Shop strawberry juice.
  • Clam brandy.
  • Clam juice
  • Slime.
  • Loming wine.
  • Leach juice
  • Dark lemon juice
  • Coconut coffee
  • Venmento lemon
  • Dofon ash mifter.

MOLLINIAN BULL

  • 1/2 ounce peach schnapps
  • 2/3 ounce sugar syrup
  • 1 ounce Chambord
  • 1/2 ounce gin
  • 1/4 ounce hor until smooth.
  • Blend until Plow speed.
  • Fill with lemon wedge.

SYEROLA

  • 1/2 ounce pastis
  • 1 1/2 ounces light rum
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vodka, Benedictine, and honey in a champagne glass.
  • Top with heavy cream, cognac, blue curacao, egg white.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled delmonico glass.

HONEL FRACKER

  • 1/2 ounce Swedish lime
  • 1/2 teaspoon cream
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add peach schnapps, maraschino liqueur.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.
  • Float Irish cream liqueur.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

TASTOIT

  • 1 1/2 ounces vodka
  • 1 teaspoon powdered sugar
  • 1/2 ounce white creme de menthe
  • 1/2 ounce lemon juice
  • 1 ounce vodka
  • 3/4 ounce sweet vermouth
  • 1 teaspoon cherry brandy
  • 1 1/2 ounces fresh shredded glass.

LAMMERELILIAN COCKTAIL

  • 3/4 ounce grenadine
  • 4 ounces chilled brut champagne
  • 1 1/2 ounces dry gin
  • 1/4 ounce dark rum
  • 1/2 teaspoon sugar
  • 1/2 ounce pineapple juice
  • 1/2 ounce Grand Marnier
  • 2 ounces Angostura bitters
  • 1/2 ounce yall-frop with ice.
  • Top with champagne.
  • Add champagne, champagne.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a shot glass.

GIN'S SINTY NOGICAR

  • 2 ounces vodka
  • 1 ounce Irish cream liqueur
  • 1/4 ounce lime juice
  • 1/2 ounce coffee liueur
  • Chilled champagne (or coffee liqueur)
  • 1 ounce cream
  • 1 ounce brandy
  • 1/2 teaspoon grenadine
  • 2 dashes of Banis
  • 1 ounce lemon juice
  • 2 tablespoons beer water
  • 1 ounce lemon juice
  • 1/4 ounce 6eap to 1/2 mango juice
  • Dash orange
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add coffee liqueur, creme de yvette, cream, and lemon juice, gin, grenadine, and honeys in a singe mug.
  • Fill with champagne.

PORCH MARTINI

  • 1 ounce red ingredients into a hoghit
  • 3/4 ounce sour mix
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add the grenadine.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.
  • Garnish with a cherry.

BOALIG

  • 1 ounce melon liqueur.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass with a coconut.
  • Add orange juices.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

GINMAR LOTOMER POMPENMOM

  • 1 1/2 ounces dry vermouth
  • 1 ounce coffee
  • 2 ounces vodka
  • 1 teaspoon sugar, and shop strawberry juice
  • 1/2 ounce brandy
  • Pour top.
  • Fill with nutmeg.

COLBEL BUNSS RAGENS

  • 1/2 ounce lemon juice
  • 1/3 ounce creme de cacao
  • 3 ounces vodka
  • 1/2 ounce dry vermouth, and and pineapple juice
  • Dash mint liqueur
  • 1 ounce clam brandy
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add whiskey, gin, vodka, merorange peel.

CLASSHIEPNE

  • 2 ounces Slime
  • Club soda
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, Angostura bitters.
  • Stir.
  • Strain into a blender.

GINANE DOCAPOLY GONAL

  • 1 ounce lemon juice
  • 1 ounce orange juice
  • 1 ounce loming wine
  • Pour bitters.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled martini glass.
  • Garnish with a cocktail glass.

GHAMBERGONA

  • 1 1/2 ounces gin
  • Champagne
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vermouth and dry vermouth, whiskey, brandy, rum, vodka into chilled deep-saucer champagne liqueur, yellow Cointreau, juices, sugar, and grenadine into a cocktail glass.

LINS FANGRY SITE

  • 1 1/2 ounces gin
  • 1/2 ounce peach schnapps
  • 1/2 ounce sugar syrup, and bitters.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a shot glass.

RUSSIAN MOLTHELT

  • 1 1/2 ounces Worcestershire sauce
  • Coconut coffee
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, cranberry juice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a goblet.

FUZZY PLASHANI

  • 1 1/2 ounces red Dubonnet
  • Pour all ingredients into a goblet.

SIRITY BREAP MARGINIIS

  • 1 1/2 ounces creme de venmento lemon
  • 1/2 ounce Dofon ash mifter
  • Stir.
  • Stir.

Drinks with unnecessarily complicated methods:


GONF FUXE

  • 1 teaspoon brandy
  • 2 teaspoons bitters
  • Pour cocktail shaker.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a lime liqueur.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, grenadine into a blender.
  • Top with the champagne.
  • Add gin.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.
  • Fill with grapadies.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a highball glass.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.

DARECA FIZZ

  • 1 1/2 ounces creme de cacao, and rum
  • 1/2 ounce club soda
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add creme de cacao
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vodka, pineapple juice
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, vermouth
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vodka.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.

PEROANA PINA

  • 1/2 ounce grenadine
  • 1 peach
  • 2 dashes Angostura bitters
  • 1 ounce white creme de menthe
  • 1 1/2 ounces tequila
  • 4 ounces apricot brandy
  • 1 1/2 ounces Leach juice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled martini glass.
  • Garnish with a lime juice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.

APISE

  • 1 ounce lemon juice
  • 3/4 ounce peach schnapps
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vodka, sugar syrup, and cream.
  • Stir.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.
  • Garnish with a pineapple cube into a blender.
  • Blend until smooth.
  • Pour into a shot glass.
  • Fill with champagne.
  • Garnish with a cherry.
  • Garnish with a lemon liqueur and orange juice, and rum.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled martini glass.
  • Top with cocktail glasses.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
  • Garnish with orange peel.

GRAW BREACK

  • 1 1/2 ounces coffee liqueur
  • Dash Angostura bitters
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, curacao in a highball glass with ice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a collins glass with ice.
  • Add apple brandy, vermouth and cream.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into chilled martini glass.
  • Garnish with a cranberry juice, and bitters.
  • Stir.
  • Strain into a cordial glass.

MARMAG

  • 3/4 ounce maraschino liqueur
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add gin, grenadine, and sugar.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a sugar-rimmed deep-saucer champagne glass.
  • Add champagne
  • Fill a cocktail mixer with ice.
  • Add lemon juice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
  • Fill with club soda.

Drinks with Minimalistic ingredients


LONE'S KISS

  • 2 ounces crushed ice
  • Pour water.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.
  • Garnish with a lemon twist.

SAINUD FIZZ

  • 1/2 ounce brandy, coffee
  • Build a parka.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a cocktail glass.

KRIN MERSINANT

  • 4 ounces ice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a shot glass.

KETALE COCKTAIL

  • 2 ounces gin
  • 1 ounce dark lemon juice
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add whiskey, the blue curacao

DOTLENH COPPER

  • 1 1/2 ounces chilled coffee
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add creme de cacao

CHAMPAGNE COLON

  • 1/2 ounce heavy lime juice
  • 2 ounces cream.
  • Stir.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled martini glass.

SREFTNO MARSENN

  • Juice of 1/2 orange juice.
  • Shake.
  • Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

VURDEN

  • 1 1/2 ounces vodka
  • 1 teaspoon maraschino liqueur
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add orange or gin into a shot glass.

LASTY MONKA

  • 1/2 ounce orange juice
  • Dash of Pernod
  • Fill cocktail shaker with ice.
  • Add vodka, and sugar.

FRASCY MARTINI

  • 1 ounce Cointreau
  • Place clam juice and peach schnapps, sugar, and Juice of champagne into a cover
  • Pour maraschino liqueur

Monday, June 11, 2018

RNN of board games

This output was produced using the top 10000 or so board game names listed on Board Game Geek

I'd particularly like to see the rules for Sheep - 1862, Spirit Level Dungeon, Sherlock Hordes and Chicken Storm Command: The Treasure of the Reich!

There were loads of other completely plausible single-word names such as Hestica, Salentika and Sertaco.

  • Zoon Town: The Battle of War
  • Space Game
  • Starfern the Napoleon!
  • Hestica
  • Dragonships
  • The Conterspack Realms
  • Bromep
  • Space Male
  • Jungle Dice
  • Galligorne
  • Kitty Tort
  • Castle & Blood
  • Monster Fantasy Deck 1918
  • Doctor Tragentis
  • Drive of Cartagena
  • Dungeon 1942
  • Dragon Battle Stalingrad
  • Coving Starter War: The Legend of the Conflict of Sea League
  • Clue City
  • Rune Chicken
  • Fate of Titan
  • Sertaco
  • Guardian Kingdoms
  • Culching Red Victory: The Card Game
  • The Battle of War: Romanda
  • Dooplandon
  • Mortean Land
  • Zombies and Books
  • The Clash of Stones
  • North Flatzer Shipping
  • Mythic Spock Twip
  • Sheep - 1862
  • Click Off
  • The Red Monsters
  • Champions & Waterloo: Conderstorate Schland
  • Werewolf Junior
  • Monster Panzer Catan
  • Magic Kittans
  • Age of Lightmare: Bridge Dragons
  • Combot Of Catan
  • Super Wind
  • Geneman
  • Panderino
  • The Game of Destrago
  • The Conflict of the Great Bungles
  • Star Trek: The Sinistic Master Call
  • The Shitters
  • Banzolo
  • Sport!
  • Kenia
  • Salentika
  • Handy Flower
  • Spirit Level Dungeon
  • Tangy Red Stars at War
  • Splath
  • Hanchogo
  • Encoons & Story Cunters: The Tomb Gourd
  • Chicken Storm Command: The Treasure of the Reich
  • Dice of the Sheep
  • Starpork Leader: The Battlesing War of Command
  • Stratego Demix: The Game of Moo
  • Internal Frog Kongun
  • Inventor Battle 2000
  • French & the Dragons
  • Ace of Mouse
  • Ticket Cake
  • Jungle Spork
  • Supergonokia
  • Fucky Countas
  • Poking Russia
  • Sherlock Hordes
  • Winds of Africa


RNN of Nasdaq companies

This was generated from the 2700 company names listed on the Nasdaq.

The output wasn't particularly funny, but did produce a handful of fun names:

  • Vanguern Virge Resources Index Fund
  • Invesco XBS Medical, Inc.
  • Electronics, Inc.
  • Arcument Holding Corporation
  • Corners, Inc.
  • Corshems Index Anternational Glomant Corporation
  • Pomerica Holdings, Inc.
  • Myerfash Biocesty Ltd.
  • iShares Pharma, Inc.
  • Chemo-Farts inc.
  • Global Company Inc.
  • Plen Werlal Poom, Inc.
  • Retrodocial, Inc.
  • Vanguard Community X Media Equity Maledine Holdings Ltd.
  • Lemelogenics Inc

Friday, June 8, 2018

RNN of curious and interesting words

The ever excellent Futility Closet website occasionally posts a selection of curious and interesting words and their definitions e.g. from this "In a word...": numquid: n. an inquisitive person

So... what happens if you collate these words and then feed the whole list through the usual RNN process? (This output was selected on the legibility of the definition text! It is repeated verbatim, so the parts of speech won't necessarily match up). Unvitant anyone?

  • ABICANTED - adj. having a bears
  • ADEVROLATY - n. a person who winter
  • ALEOTIOLOMHOUS - adj. martion
  • AMCYCOLOPIA - n. a caraning to a crition
  • AMPRACHIENT - adj. unconture a forest
  • AMPROBATION - n. the act of min
  • AMSPISCALIST - n. a person
  • AMTAMIC - n. a conters
  • ANMIPRON - n. a person who palpess
  • ANMTERIS - n. neanter
  • ANSGISCER - n. the sunful
  • AQIANERTIST - adj. hoving a face
  • BARSTACE - n. a chicking revice
  • BENUNLE - n. coonlibes
  • BICOGAGIA - n. a compender of bearness
  • BRALOLRATE - v. to act of inderising on the flice
  • BUBISTIST - n. a prices of thing
  • BYSOCOLASTIBUNARE - n. a compeled protine
  • CARROAT - adj. contining or the deiser of hording a person
  • CERECIAN - adj. producing horse, an adler
  • CILGLACOMONOUS - adj. act of women
  • CINGACIANT - adj. ferdent of staral
  • CORSIBOPHIS - n. a faker
  • CRALODE - n. a stuper or mandor
  • CROPTISTER - n. praining a lishanger
  • CURCISOL - adj. candering bed prother
  • CUSMTENDISN - n. the neatofant
  • DAPAROUS - adj. casting a person of the sump
  • DEDICUGOPATION - n. a veeper to sarres laagtes of parestife
  • DESDIFATE - n. a tordery fander
  • EGENOLATION - n. the stuls hand
  • ELIMWTOPHIC - n. a san of water
  • EMCRICOLONT - n. a condicine
  • ENCALCERTER - n. a person who fack
  • ERIPAT - n. a duce bulner in bepingers
  • EVANQATIA - n. the slearner women
  • FAMTARTOGIA - n. eaking to sunter
  • GACYHHUSDIG - n. one who proth lowite words
  • GAKHIMOTHY - n. a mabling liking to the pit
  • GEDERY - n. a corsking homer bearter
  • GEDESTUBOSDOMOTY - v. to refe the spumal
  • GENTASTIAN - adj. take of the comprice
  • GRAGOTIT - n. the art of the stade
  • HASLHIG - n. kroving the slearted spyivan
  • HATYIPOLIMIMT - n. worrson of stuating
  • HELIDUSTER - n. a somarl or repoon,
  • HERUCHOLORIST - n. a person in tate of remome
  • HOSPORASTER - n. fearse barting
  • IBCUPISTIAN - adj. perines of order
  • ILNUBIDE - v. to smole beching
  • IMMOMOGATION - n. a chiling knowledge
  • INFIGINE - n. lacking duming of words
  • ISLEBAGIA - n. a person of packes
  • JUIGATION - n. one while from mooning on a troon
  • LATHIC - n. the make a tomage
  • LEPSACULIST - n. the plate of winger before
  • LERPEM - n. a fanariage of repentent
  • LIPOSOCONIST - n. a gonershing fraked
  • LOGETROPHY - n. the act of fithing
  • LOMBIFATIA - n. one who molres
  • MACALOCHHENT - adj. having fecomantiated becort of minger
  • MALISTIC - n. a fearness
  • MANAGEROUS - adj. honds or sumper
  • MANDELIOS - n. fear of wander
  • MANTERICIAT - n. one who seate of the state of father
  • MARIVERDABIA - n. inaby houring of small males
  • MARSOLATION - n. a dith
  • MATHOGAGY - n. fear of knowlections
  • MATRACHOUS - adj. bed of beer
  • MERCAMATER - n. one han of wood
  • MUBRIBANT - adj. congection of a beprest
  • NABRERIPIC - n. the art of words
  • NALHITY - n. the posice of the reprosack
  • NEGILENDERIA - n. a person of beer
  • NELEPLOPE - n. a person of knowledge
  • NELOTOSY - n. a corling sullider
  • NIBOLOBIC - n. the deminging muse
  • OGROCCODOLIST - n. a long or pulcent fin
  • OLOPERET - n. more disering in a cemor
  • OMLOBOLOROUS - adj. farly of a man
  • ONIUGIOMONIG - n. a comire of stale
  • PARCICAST - n. the act of scemderent sumus of a carled person
  • PAROTY - n. a person who revercomes
  • PENTIPHIS - n. a propise of scomper
  • PERODASOCHY - n. the study of producing a comarl
  • PERSOUS - adj. to person of lunging
  • PERTABOAT - n. the anter living mart of the person
  • PESSUSTIC - adj. prosting bultes
  • PIBYRHOM - n. cruntian
  • PILCERTAUS - adj. marning in the sumes
  • PILIGUGOLE - n. a speared bith of words
  • PIMTERGRON - n. a person of beard
  • PLIPE - adj. lasting the lorgest
  • POLTAGANOTIC - adj. fanty of words
  • PULOGIGHACE - n. the pristoring fit of words
  • QERNOMALRANIST - adj. having umles
  • RUGICORIAN - n. the excess
  • SALOPHEROMATE - n. bearcows
  • SBITIST - n. the act of strenting one's father
  • SCOLLIGATE - n. a comlace of the sums
  • SFENTOGIGENT - n. the long words
  • SOMATE - v. to hander
  • SOPHILATE - n. a streak prock
  • SPOLLOCHOSTIS - adj. one brow
  • SROTASIC - adj. last of fishing
  • SULLE - v. to funtor of fith
  • SUNOSY - n. a growing person
  • TALICHOLATE - n. a companion of stupidity
  • TULITORIAN - adj. having a sick
  • UBBACOUCY - adj. fike of water
  • UKPUAGENT - adj. lover of women
  • UNTVITANT - adj. overshating on one's father
  • VENOPHISTION - n. the consite of love of hands
  • XENICTENT - n. the stake of moon
  • XETURIENTIDAROSTOMATEND - adj. use beard
  • YEGRARE - v. to mander of the blind
  • ZERCHERETATE - v. to fantor


RRN of TV SciFi

This dataset was taken from the episode titles from Star Trek (all series), Dr. Who, Farscape, Firefly, Futurama, Quantum Leap, Red Dwarf, Stargate (all series) and X-Files.

The intial output produced some good new names, many of the form "The ..." or " ... of ... ", so towards the end I filtered these ones out more to get more variety:

  • Space Rane
  • Losting Part II
  • The Manden of War
  • A-R Furle Skunch
  • Nerathites
  • Minduly Marpiet
  • All Spaze
  • The Danemine
  • Pase of Seerment
  • The Excumine Iverention
  • The Corch of Ferellen
  • Memomile
  • The Death of Hight
  • The Fackerdast
  • Cathoros
  • Death of Suner
  • Provety of the Engerster
  • The Most Pure of Walk
  • Veptoris
  • The Lattos Sloes
  • Moudle and the Wornds
  • Exin Ming of Sholien
  • Frotman Souch
  • The End of Tomy
  • Camildy of Vian
  • The Mistabing Part Part of Hathin Marile
  • The Frast of the Hanting of Thuet
  • The Mestans in the Dontor
  • The Degare of Karture
  • Sipsion
  • The Farlent of the Ling
  • The Bome of the Baladang Shall
  • The Comtard Son
  • Mifpitles of Defation
  • The Song to the Danity Man
  • Process of the Hearrion
  • The Sire of the Ghoust
  • The Dogs of Night
  • Road of the Porelater
  • The Gome of Dangers
  • Chicks of Fulal Sire
  • Liths of Death
  • The Asterpand
  • The Tomp of Charting Brike
  • The Song of the Frotters
  • Fang Toon of the Allmoming
  • The Darkers
  • The Time of the Farphance
  • Dead Volity
  • Coman Flightunix
  • The Majels of Lomichi
  • Lovas Undis, Alles of Semrons, Part II
  • Printlore of Darth
  • The Day of the Hindaru
  • Fart of Swesons in the Sleftrom Sons
  • Corpswand
  • Dead Death
  • And the Axe
  • Lost Arrion
  • Time Father
  • War Host Man
  • End in the Wind
  • Far Host Part I
  • Return the Kale
  • Insix the Dead Man
  • Colestentrime Heart
  • Infuriant, Part II
  • Farlifas Day
  • Brood World
  • Veilature Japernort
  • A Ceremon's Line
  • Hunder to the Stars


RNN of UK historic sites

This list was created using a list of properties owned by the National Trust, English Heritage and the Landmark Trust.

Many convincing locations here as well the ultimate in mundane Castle Castle and The House

And then there's always Shat Abbey, Wank Wourhag Hall and Warting Porn Ghinden.


  • Dedgey Gark 
  • Bensborn Asten 
  • Lindrondlall 
  • Astendy Castle
  • Pirrond Wastens Bisten Rirk 
  • Brenover Hall
  • Wintle Castle
  • Lelthley Hall
  • Pond Abbey House
  • Lantishorm Badge
  • Burrn Gark 
  • Comber Page 
  • Noltind Wall 
  • Lomdork Rark 
  • Treenhort Chadel 
  • Sterrody Tark 
  • Berrintol Prior 
  • Cewstley Garter
  • Uteter Abbey 
  • Charchancard Lors 
  • Wantor House 
  • Lingris Ror 
  • Warting Porn Ghinden 
  • Burpon Castle
  • Bolgonthunge Tarke 
  • Hurge Park 
  • Bradkerringtorcill Castle
  • Stork Hall 
  • Wrongdrough Fadten 
  • St Bexinthe Risem 
  • Castle Poxy and Walle Walle Mastle
  • Bomeringhouse 
  • Bordind Woman Fark 
  • Castle Castle
  • Bradney Gridge
  • Reich Castle
  • Frong Castle
  • Barfurd Priory and Castle
  • Carrim Astens Roman Castle
  • Bobhatt Chastle
  • Wank Wourhag Hall 
  • Farrow 
  • Parman Galeden 
  • Old Castle
  • Bardinghouse 
  • Fosherborne Hall 
  • Wostugles Garden 
  • Dendington Dornus 
  • Curcesfledge 
  • Ray Bath Ashbory Castle
  • Wardmill Fort
  • The Pliory
  • Crudney Lillham
  • Coldoog
  • Lormhour House and Ild Abbey
  • The Rororhior
  • Catery Corthag House 
  • Stimbor Cottage
  • Shat Abbey
  • Caramber
  • Garkborough Tow 
  • Jolmorp Roman Larker
  • Musheston Clarcerthack Manwon 
  • The House 
  • Rotton Nance
  • The Podin's Count and Visemen Tomane


Thursday, June 7, 2018

RNN of African birds


This dataset is of 2700 birds of Africa. The output of the RNN produced many examples of birds that were just too convincing, so this list was carefully picked to concentrate on the ones with the more 'flamboyant' names:
  • Erastern pigeon
  • Storm-tailed sandgrouse
  • Mooded apalis
  • Rufous-nawed hank
  • Blue-headed snake-eagle
  • Cesser Shousebird
  • Lemorian petrel
  • Black-crested hornbill
  • Melagascar wheatear
  • Fornentur's bushshrike
  • Barbird crow
  • Barded Mountain-goe
  • Mapari lark
  • Samanca flycatcher
  • Bientard
  • Rattlaub's Longbill
  • Black-bellied Catbird
  • Eurasian Cram Owl
  • Black-breasted Rockstorbler
  • Porbill
  • Joustached scops owl
  • Black-tailed Ooret
  • Camican
  • Thrastine Greenbul
  • Achori Pigeon
  • Fiamba Awalat
  • African Jeambur
  • Cape Voney Pigeon
  • African Spotted Creeber
  • Aqrich's Swallow
  • Krow Lorebird
  • Raddiche Partridge
  • Little Wattle-Eye
  • Doland Pigeon
  • Dorobin-billed hornbill
  • Grey Parisoma
  • African Hurneon
  • Alive Barbet
  • African Nock-kark
  • Faredsam's Prinia
  • Ror-tailed cuckoo
  • Barved Swallow
  • Frestrust's Francolin
  • Red-faced Roon
  • Baparic Tit
  • Rosk-throated Robin-chat
  • Mawaroon Pigeon
  • Veren lark
  • Red-necked Jacano
  • Somon's crested-babbler
  • Fiscal eagle
  • Lavie's Bushshrike
  • Mamoroon cisticola
  • Rufooser's Batis
  • Pucker
  • Clafpen-billed cisticola
  • Duckinn's Warbler
  • Sad Penduline Tit
  • Cameroon Duck
  • Dusky Tit
  • Saostant cuckoo
  • Osambaru-eared ground thrush
  • Keyer's francolin
  • Eastern blue flycatcher
  • Shiting's Hank


RNN of 14 days of UK TV shows

so many of these seem real, and many reminiscent of Charlie Brooker's excellent TvGoHome

  • Inside Britain: Brothers - Meffinger
  • Gang Motorcakes
  • World Cup Jewellery
  • Big Up: The Secret Highlights
  • The Star Bargains Of A Party: The Sandal
  • The Creation with Mary Harvest
  • The Rescue of Americas
  • Fashion With The Strange
  • Scrubbal Love Conference
  • Revival Cat Bangers
  • Catland
  • The Great Indian Do Moments
  • The Sunday Top 30
  • Adventures Of The Long
  • Rude Ministries
  • The Hair Paper
  • Perfect Men
  • The Great Spulland Business
  • Park The Conversation
  • New: Big News
  • Race of the Monsters
  • Star Show Club Pengley
  • Britain's Angel Force
  • The Dorman Bangers Cruise Collection
  • The First Superbood
  • Best of Factoric Top 20
  • Good Show
  • Andre Hampional Review
  • Classic Cottage Story
  • Fireman House
  • The Battle of the Professor
  • Champion Power Thing
  • Australian Price Of The Hose
  • Ben 10: Reports
  • The Sheep (1996)
  • Charles Crafting
  • Haine World Cup Humping of the Balls
  • Union Animal 2018
  • Show Show
  • All Day Sport
  • New: Mitwood Boys
  • Marriage Hell
  • Battle of the Cats
  • Rook World
  • Crazy Higgins
  • Legends @ Roland Garros
  • The Walking Accessories!
  • The Oredable Magic Millions: Breakfast Of The Dark World
  • New: Fashion Championship
  • Shark Classics
  • Bloodball Battle Collection
  • The Weather Ancestory
  • The Hunt For The Sex
  • Live International Crime
  • Best of the Big Show
  • Prance History
  • Today's Rosary Classics
  • Britain's Soul Tales: The Robin Bubble
  • Ron's War with Andre
  • China Justice
  • Changing Designs
  • Space House
  • Studyboot Today
  • Gersham Bole Challenge
  • The Winding Up Championship
  • The Kargal Slum Secrets
  • Willowy Africa
  • Britain's Loudest Clark
  • Your Stitch
  • Dirty Rangers - Crafty Show
  • Pastor America
  • Holiday Reweld
  • Fireman Make Your Love With Norsters
  • Building Punks
  • Live Holy Porn World
  • Bong Cart Special
  • 50 Triangles of the Hantlable
  • Criminals of the Garden
  • Prance In Doeless Day...
  • Summer Force: Jesus Church


Monday, June 4, 2018

RNN of UK pub names

Some favourites first...
  • Squarid o' Hounds
  • Lord Cringbarde
  • Jolllack Brewery
  • Telly Horse
  • Old Six Tinward Arms
  • Fishermans Crown
  • Old Welly Rose
  • Monkay Tree
  • Punternie Wagcester
  • Old Farthorse Arms
  • Lord Resfork
  • Duke of Cudvery
  • Gardenillian Crown
  • Wettine Lion
  • Fishfilley Arms
  • Cox & Cunkers
  • Sampherind House
  • Three Goats Head
  • Lord Malviar
  • Horse & Anchor
  • Half Koon
  • Old Gooshers Head
  • Mornal Tree
  • Yiggons Arms
  • Brook & Spile
  • Sportsmouse
  • Crapeters
  • Coat & Cock West
  • Prince & Perters
  • Old Cutleys Arms
  • Holly Sportsive Arms
  • Starilarbion
  • Cat Bober
  • Olde Feaphers
  • Farpley Arms
  • Ring o' Tuvern
  • Pinftan Boor House
  • Trivery Cokers Arms
  • Root & Old Tot
  • Elictoria
  • Old Thound
  • Lamb & Camb
  • Lancers Hook
  • Drince of Wales
  • Windmouse Arms
  • Four Mouse
  • Shoulder of White Ball
  • Farnters Sonters
  • Cavenor Stab & Goose
  • Shop & Goat
  • Trosvellers Dree Arms
  • Ugeorton Arms
  • Sportsalat
  • Inn on the Swan
  • Black Cack
  • Satmat Lion
  • Wandmix & Dragon
  • Old Old Royal Oak
  • Bird in Horse
... selected from a longer list:
  • Bornibor Arms
  • Windnor Arms
  • Mills Inn
  • Percuphast
  • George & Pun
  • Squarid o' Hounds
  • Red Gaol
  • Crown & Glanbow
  • Lord Cringbarde
  • Vaming Lodge
  • Croose & Bhaurters
  • Trickey
  • Barley Alm
  • Lorge & Groom
  • Litch & Barner
  • Hentside Arms
  • Liintovile Hotel
  • Golden Dree
  • Speishers
  • Rising Hunt
  • Mean of Yalk
  • Clount Spover
  • Charley Tree
  • Jolllack Brewery
  • Time Tilley
  • Londhill Arms
  • Sin Bulls Headd
  • Nelly Srorwe
  • Telly Horse
  • Blue White Hart
  • Old Six Tinward Arms
  • Marmers Arms
  • Billow Inn
  • Millers Ord
  • Lishton Head
  • Rose & Ragle
  • Old Grinfsion
  • Green Rodles
  • Ladbingway Inn
  • Polcunt
  • Reitter Arms
  • Fishermans Crown
  • Old Welly Rose
  • Brick Marreane
  • Pund in Arms
  • Fushire Inn
  • Dorket Grass
  • Rose & Grook
  • Lord Walgon
  • Cosk & Caury
  • Maybot
  • Barley Vouck
  • Holly Sun
  • Monkay Tree
  • Anglery Arms
  • Morn Moon
  • Punternie Wagcester
  • Old Boacher
  • Doveiwarth House
  • Woolwack
  • Bathurst Half
  • Ebachroof
  • Jolby Albord
  • Merry Arms
  • Loon & Cugleringhars
  • Ign Salrisgern Boat
  • Halpway Arms
  • Barge of Green
  • Deky House
  • Fridge Hotel
  • Golden Swanseam
  • Three Blue Cot & Cross
  • George & Anger
  • Halp'osie
  • Blidges Head
  • Old Farthorse Arms
  • Golden Manton
  • Nlunge Sugpond
  • Anmath Inn
  • Olde Bush
  • Boa Inn
  • Lord Resfork
  • Old Mime
  • Rose & Furreigh
  • New Manhoom
  • Jolfowd Hotel
  • Duke of Cudvery
  • Funion Arms
  • Jardwell Nost
  • Bourden Pank
  • Mapon Arms
  • Lord Bush
  • Alm Bag
  • Glough
  • Pord Tamter
  • Drounhood
  • Exevis Shavell
  • White Blickle
  • Sandley Arms
  • Olde Swandond Arms
  • Blue Sharbors Inn
  • Matshorse Arms
  • Ceatle Inn
  • Galden Hall
  • Gardenillian Crown
  • Migs Head
  • Dopton Arms
  • Old Tambrage
  • Takes Arms
  • Bastle Inn
  • Ragbridge
  • Neace & Dod
  • Kingbild House
  • Phieldmam Inn
  • Selvot Sondand
  • Peper Arms
  • Belesia Arms
  • Snachiton Arms
  • Old Condey Arms
  • Garkeners Arms
  • Old Games Hind
  • Honsine House
  • Wettine Lion
  • Kingsboral
  • Wilboutt Inn
  • Marop Inn
  • Lord Swan
  • Three Cuts
  • Fishfilley Arms
  • Waggon Inn
  • Cox & Cunkers
  • Pilding Horse
  • Srincebys
  • Barley Drom
  • Tumlisons
  • Seevot Perset
  • Furfharp
  • Sampherind House
  • Horse & Blackden
  • Pilestard Arms
  • Pindorel Arms
  • Jollonshock
  • Caps Caenter
  • Peter Bunt
  • Waglon & Hounds
  • Cishermann Arms
  • Radland Arms
  • Olde Tider Davern
  • Dotton Arms
  • Pount Gowborse
  • Furrifrovey Inn
  • Ganden Arms
  • Hillirig
  • Fe'rington Arms
  • Golden Marninghill
  • Fishermans Head
  • Romam Hall
  • Viners Arms
  • Old Farmion
  • Kingswall Arms
  • Merfald Inn
  • Williat
  • Back of Marbous
  • Saritberman
  • Bricker Yord
  • Vine Tavern
  • Packers
  • Hishlas Tree
  • Bleing Gouge
  • Blue House
  • George & Dove
  • Three Goats Head
  • Lord Malviar
  • Pavenire Crests
  • Trad Wheatsheaf
  • Coars Head
  • Ring of Blue
  • Lorde Rose & Groom
  • Three Firee
  • Horse & Anchor
  • Rose & Horses
  • Bapherly Trook
  • New Salucon
  • Woodpine
  • Oddgeard Arms
  • Lord Salvorre
  • Flavidsite Arms
  • Padgord Arms
  • Half Koon
  • Handers
  • Folly Mock
  • Olde White of Malper
  • Old Gooshers Head
  • Mornal Tree
  • Countays Weed
  • Crown & Dragon
  • Stagley Arms
  • Halt Inn
  • Jolly Manor Ramb Inn
  • Inn at Crount
  • Green Rasilfand
  • Duke of Bull
  • Sprale House
  • Maishead
  • Mungore Arms
  • Yiggons Arms
  • Brook & Spile
  • Tat & Wedge
  • Malfway
  • Golden Starle
  • Carkers
  • Daker House
  • Borth House
  • Crapeters
  • Dack of Wales
  • Hail Inn
  • Harmaster Arms
  • King Gacorn
  • Barley Trafon
  • Chypocks
  • Kistille Rose
  • Rising Horse
  • Rose & Sun
  • Payny Lion
  • Barf Moury
  • Rubside Arms
  • Coat & Cock West
  • Smottas Arms
  • George & Dragy
  • Mort Tree
  • Bard o' House
  • Marlibanton
  • Criselford Arms
  • Black Brewers Arms
  • Cowpurne Arms
  • Prince & Perters
  • Old Cutleys Arms
  • Liags Head
  • Holly Sportsive Arms
  • Caldford Inn
  • Mox & Castle
  • Half House
  • Jolley Sterpire
  • Wire Sermans
  • Sir Hallers t Horse
  • Duthers Arms
  • Konchheld Arms
  • Olde Bell
  • Inneam of Fase
  • Churge
  • Flube Tree
  • Red Swan
  • Jolly Wheatsheaf
  • Greyhoy Inn
  • Three Old Inn
  • Gard of Lonset
  • Prince of Exe
  • Starilarbion
  • Rising Longe
  • Marmy Crown
  • Greyhorne
  • Prown Hotel
  • Cat Bober
  • Antelive Hotel
  • Old Army
  • Blue Bull
  • Piney Dunters
  • Tpree Horseshoes
  • Olde Feaphers
  • Ship & Lain
  • Jolly Crown
  • Princemond Arms
  • Morrel House
  • Green Flach
  • Farpley Arms
  • Ring o' Tuvern
  • Bridgemann Arms
  • Old Lion
  • Beecots
  • Edgley Lamb
  • New Hoop
  • Sricker Cudley
  • Windon Arms
  • Gray Panden
  • Lord Pland
  • Hask & Goat
  • Lord Malrood
  • Navigothes
  • Prince of Yorke
  • Woolunther Arms
  • Pamptam Inn
  • Stouth House
  • Catton Arms
  • Prince of Fox
  • Pinftan Boor House
  • Chashs Tas
  • Rose & Dragon
  • Mindwell Tavern
  • Green Rest
  • Duke of Bavern
  • Balliggers Arms
  • Old Folley Arms
  • Trivery Cokers Arms
  • Root & Old Tot
  • Boaddand House
  • Pilecorn
  • Old Drey
  • Billey Saydan
  • Elictoria
  • Cures Hotel
  • Watersea Maron
  • Peck Inn
  • Old Thound
  • Lamb & Camb
  • Fexton Arms
  • Crespenfrorpet
  • Conculle Arms
  • Bridgpers House
  • Masungers
  • William tanger
  • Lancers Hook
  • Bargedale Hatt
  • Aculey Arms
  • Eigers Head
  • Inn in tandis Arms
  • Crooked Arms
  • Cat & George
  • Tat & Locks
  • Alflens Crown
  • Devonshire Moon & Well
  • Drince of Wales
  • Holly Crown
  • Squears Head
  • Green Yart
  • Nunshouse
  • Windmouse Arms
  • Tolbock
  • Tasers Arms
  • Hill & Garter
  • Barley Hart
  • Four Mouse
  • Jolly Cyder
  • Shoulder of White Ball
  • Farnters Sonters
  • Royal at Whead
  • Doghofbam Mower
  • Fox & Anker
  • Smitklam
  • Yags Head
  • Harrwells Arms
  • Wheas & Warghe
  • Fox Fatley
  • Langton Hall
  • Green Fracut
  • Cavenor Stab & Goose
  • Wileway
  • Halp Stork
  • Telsur Dragon
  • Golden Rams Head
  • Malring Hound
  • Shop & Goat
  • Old Stag & Goind
  • Charley Arms
  • Bunch House
  • Silford Arms
  • Bird in Horse
  • Old Angel
  • Lidgeton Arms
  • Flack Horse
  • Tockers
  • Pamboop Swan
  • Hall Inn
  • Trood Harsters
  • Felling Crage
  • Cox & Bells
  • Sportsmouse
  • Ship & Wagger
  • Greynard Arms
  • Hand & Wheel
  • Bear & Briton
  • Castenton Arms
  • Brickambuoyd Arms
  • George & Horses
  • Khorge Arms
  • Lime Bar
  • Trosvellers Dree Arms
  • Ugeorton Arms
  • Sportsalat
  • Red Stings Arms
  • Inn on the Swan
  • Hatland
  • Prown House
  • Mogton Arms
  • Three Spatees
  • Sountarle Arms
  • Swan & Maint Hotel
  • Mishermans Rest
  • Charre Inn
  • Palpon Arms
  • Flitre Arms
  • Old Lamb
  • Jolly Oldodge
  • Eteria
  • Black Cack
  • Satmat Lion
  • Ripire Tavern
  • Wandmix & Dragon
  • Fow & Pentrigh
  • Parchers Arms
  • Caper Inn
  • Old Old Royal Oak


RNN of UK gameshows

This list generated from UK Gameshows The Great Dog Challenge - Lifestyle The Wetter the Better - Radio, academic quiz Classing Bluffo...