Any Different Place Names You Know Of ?

[Fyddler]

I'm still laughing, that's awesome

[rebapuck]

Lizard Lick NC.. now famous for being on redneck tv.

I have teeshirts from Slippery Rock University and Indiana University of Pennsyvania.

[Scooter]

When driving through Tennessee, on the interstate once, I saw
a road sign for"Bug Tussle".

Also: "Bucksnort"

Bucksnort is near Grinder's Switch. Grinder's Switch is the name Minnie Pearl created for her hometown of Centerville, TN. There is (or was) a railroad switch in the nearby hills with the Grinders signpost. I grew up in Centerville and went to all 12 years of school there. For awhile, we lived in a trailer beside what's now an <wink>adult<wink> store in Bucksnort. My Dad leased it as a restaurant back then called Minit Burger. It was about 1970. The restaurant had a microwave oven that cooked burgers in a minute.

It was "the dawning of the age of aquarius." Guys were walkin' around on the moon, for cryin' out loud!!

[nosnikta]

i CANNOT BELIEVE 4 pages and no one from

Cut N Shoot Texas!?!??!?

Well, there you go....the oddest of all

[CampsALot]

Newfoundland, Canada has some good ones...

-- Dildo
-- Conception Bay
-- Hearts Content
-- Hearts Desire
-- Come By Chance
-- Placentia Bay

Makes me think theres not much to do in Newfoundland in the winter except...

Nova Scotia has a few as well...

-- Ecum Secum
-- Musquodoboit
-- Meat Cove

Warren

[Backroads4me]

I've driven past the turnoff for this one-----Zzyxz, California

http://www.ask.com/wiki/Zzyzx,_Californ ... 1&qsrc=999

[Scooter]

Pouce Coupe, pronounced "poose coopy." Up in BC.

[celticquetzel]

Cool, CA.

[Roo Dog]

Saw a Poverty Lane the other day.
Some farmer with a droll sense of humor methinks.

RD

[Catherine+twins]

Punkin Center, Colorado

Apparently a farmer built a store at a rural crossroads in the 1920s. As he added more buildings, he painted them all pumpkin colors. It was never more than a village, if that, but it all burned down in the 1950s. There's still a sign at the crossroads, though.

There's also a Model, Colorado. It is generously referred to as an "unincorporated community," and it does have a post office. I guess you have to turn off on the dirt road to find it. I have only seen the sign on the highway and a few fallen-down buildings. I don't know the story of the town, but my grandfather was born there.

Catherine

[Clarar]

Hello guys
Yes I know
Dull, Scotland
Hell, Norway
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
Middelfart, Denmark.Free Fire name

[Tom&Shelly]

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[tony.latham]

I've yet to see a spammer answer a post. Answer this one and I'll reconsider my opinion of you.

I think you're on to something, Tom.

But back on this thread...

Athol, Idaho.



Tony

[Tom&Shelly]

Y Arizona. Actually it's Why Arizona because the US Post Office requires places to have at least three letters. Named after their intricate road network.

Tom

[Westy]

There is an abandoned town in Western Australia called Youanmi (pronounced You-an me)
My grandfather went there in 1913 on arrival in Australia from England.