Originally published at: Wikipedia has mounds and mounds of breast-shaped hills | Boing Boing
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No mention of the Grand Tetons?
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I was going to mention the same thing. Plus, unless I am missing it, no link to the titular article itself…
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Indeed not
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also notable:
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Oh, bury me not, on the lone prairie… 
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Utah has nipples. Specifically, there’s a Mollie’s Nipple near Payson, another near Hurricane, and at least one more in Capitol Reef National Park, on the older maps from the '90s anyway. Good old Mollie… I don’t know if she suffered from polymastia, but it seems she must have been widely known, anyhow.
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"I like big buttes and I cannot lie.
You other geologists can’t deny
When a hill springs up with an itty-bitty peak
And a slope that’s steep; you feel weak!"
A British guy that I knew used to live near a place called Six Mile Bottom. He was a classicist, so he said that he used to refer to it as “Ars Longa” (as in the phrase ‘ars longa vita brevis’).
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This reminds me of a couple buildings at my alma mater, an engineering college in northern Michigan.
The Mechanical Engineering building was a ~12 story tall brick building that flared out at the top floors and a small greenhouse (complete with rounded fan at the top) next to it.
The of course mostly male campus immediately dubbed them the “Brick Dick and the Glass Tit”.
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I took a trip to Iceland in June and we went on a boat ride outside of Stykkishólmur on the Snæfellsnes peninsula. The tour guide pointed out a troll who landed on her back when she was caught in the sunlight and turned to stone.
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The Cis-Het American Male Gaze strikes yet again.
SMH
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Don’t lesbians love boobs too? I thought everyone loved boobs.
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I’d like to read it, so keep me abreast of the situation if that changes. Otherwise this is kind of a bust.
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Strikes Wikipedia hard. Especially considering all the articles the wiki-hive axes because they are not “noteworthy enough”…
You are really milking this for all it’s worth, aren’t you?
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Best to nip these puns in the bud.
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I hope wiki has an article for most tautological opening sentences.
“A breast-shaped hill is a hill in the shape of a breast.”
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Can’t leave out the Uncanoonuc Mountains in New Hampshire:
