You almost have to have been there to believe it.
Apparently (as per BBC Daily Politics) a council on the Isle of Wight were seeking a name for a new floating bridge, and decided to put it to public vote. So, some muppet in the council offices decided to put a condition on the vote, obviously cautious after a certain Arctic exploration vessel's experiences, that the bridge, colloquially known as "Floaty" WOULD NOT be called "Floaty McFloatface" and that that name was disallowed.
Well, the public reaction to that was utterly predictable, and the current leading contender, by a mile, is ....., yup, naturally, you've guessed it .... nothing other than Floaty McFloatface.
As if such a reaction from the public wasn't utterly predictable .... unless that was the idea in banning it.
The council leader has slapped down the over-officious official and announced that if that's what the public vote for, that IS what the name will be. Good for you, Mr/Mrs/Ms Leader.
Presumably, those voting for it will now, having likely got their way, consider themselves to be Gloaty McGloatfaces.
The poll closes in a week or so.
Whatever next? No, don't answer that. Please. It was rhetorical.