Sixburgh

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, otherwise known as the Steel City and the City of Champions. Named "Sixburgh" after the Steelers became the only franchise in NFL history to win six Super Bowls.

Where should we go this year? New York? Nah. Chicago? No way. How about Sixburgh to see the Steelers, the greatest sports franchise in history?

Sixburgh by pbm19 February 2, 2009

Sixburgh

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania otherwise known as Sixburgh; after the Steelers punched and unfairly played their way to be the only team in NFL history to win 6 super bowl titles.

1: Hey, you want to go to Sixburgh to wave a urine colored towel over our head and watch a game?

2: No, let's go watch a real game in Cincinnati.

Sixburgh by terrtowel February 13, 2009

Sexburgha 

Saint Sexburgha founded the abbey (no, I don't know why it wasn't a convent, what with her being a nun and all that) in Minster, on the Isle of Sheppey on the Thames Estuary.

When I lived on Sheppey, the rev. at the Abbey had two cats called Sexy and Burgha.

Now that it's on UD, it'll probably turn out to be slang for some obscene act of venery, too.

Sexburgha succeeded her sister as abbess of Ely in 679 and oversaw the translation of Etheldreda's* incorrupt relics to the cathedral at Ely.

*her sister, also a saint - saintliness obviously ran in the family, and 2 of Sexburgha's daughters were also canonised

Sexburgha by mathilda underfoot March 21, 2010