The Swiss aren’t known for being hilarious, but what about this.

@xFiacre (13695)
Ireland
May 31, 2025 2:23pm CST
There is a very scenic railway that runs between Domodossola in Italy and Locarno in Switzerland. It’s famed for its dramatic scenery. But wait for the best part. It’s managed jointly by an Italian company and a Swiss company, and the Swiss company is called Ferrovie Autolinee Regionali Ticinesi, which revels, glories and basks in its acronym FART. Did I really just contribute this?
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@LindaOHio (189926)
• United States
1 Jun
That's funny. I think I would change the name.
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@LadyDuck (475257)
• Italy
1 Jun
FART means nothing in Italian an in Ticino they speak Italian.
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@kareng (74854)
• United States
31 May
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@GardenGerty (163878)
• United States
1 Jun
As we childishly giggle I am reminded of a trucking firm in the US called DART. The logo is actually a diamond, and it pierces the D from the front. In a quick glance it looks like FART. I do not see those trucks much anymore, and I always wanted them to change the logo, just a bit.
@LadyDuck (475257)
• Italy
1 Jun
I always laughted reading FART, you know I lived in Canton Ticino during 25 years. Now I am back to my native country.
@xFiacre (13695)
• Ireland
1 Jun
@ladyduck Back where you belong. Are you enjoying it?
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@LadyDuck (475257)
• Italy
1 Jun
@xFiacre - YES! I am so happy here, it's a nice place and all the neighbours are incredibly gentle and helpful.
@xFiacre (13695)
• Ireland
1 Jun
@LadyDuck That is so good to hear.
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@RasmaSandra (85462)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
31 May
Hey, why not.
@JudyEv (354736)
• Rockingham, Australia
1 Jun
That's very funny. Some Asian people who come to Australia get advised to change their names as some Asian don't sound very nice to English-speakers.