This isn’t especially droll, but in the west end of downtown Montreal, there’s an intersection of rue Chomedey and boul. De Maisonneuve, both of which are named for Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve (founder of the city).
I believe it was unintentional, as Chomedey was named more than a century ago and De Maisonneuve was so named in 1966 and crosses all of downtown.
Is this a reference to Forbidden Zone, Rick?
Seaman and Cumming
(sorry, don’t have a link, but I saw the sign on the internet somewhere)
As for me, meet me at Como and Sunrise.
William & Mary
(Oshawa, ON)
In Omaha, you could find yourself at the corner of 69th and Cuming.
KitchenDick and Woodcock
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Cheers
That’s in Melbourne.
Toity toid and toid, NYC. (My parents rented an apartment for a while close to that.)
And for the old joke - telephone and telephone.
Meet me at the corner of John R and Brush. *
** (Ancient Detroit joke about clueless suburban teen males.)*
I know the song from Dr. Demento, but now that you have turned me on to FZ I must own it.
::: wanders out of thread to Amazon:::
I can walk over to the corner of East and East.
Falls and Shankhill.
A slight variation:
In Lincoln Park , MI (near Detroit) it is always fun to say “My girlfriend/boyfriend lives on Dix and Champaign”.
Bush Street and Burritt Street.
A real-life address that meets the criterion of #B in the OP.
Anyone recognize it?
Rick: FZ is one of the weirdest films ever made. I hope you enjoy it.
Or alternatively (from “Nighthawks at the Diner”), the corner of Fifth and Vermouth.
And I always liked the expression “She left him at the corner of Cold and Alone.”
Yes, I think you have it. I believe that is what I was trying to recall.