| sportsherald
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Many, Happy Jack, and Dry Prong, all in Louisiana; Boring and Rocks, both in Maryland; Meddybemps and Millinocket, both in Maine; Cutty Hunk and Buzzards Bay, both in Massachusetts.
Reply #21. Aug 25 12, 7:41 PM
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flwrchyld 
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there are some crazy town names in PA. USA here are a few
Slippery Rock
Turtle Creek
Wilmerding
Mars
and yes Intercourse It is in the heart of Amish country in Leacock Township-Lancaster County
Reply #22. Aug 25 12, 9:54 PM
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| sportsherald
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I've always wondered about Braintree, Massachusetts. Kalamazoo, Bad Axe, Dafter, and White Cloud, all in Michigan; St. Cloud, Sleepy Eye, and Good Thunder, all in Minnesota; D'Lo, Shivers, Buckatunna, Chunky, and Yazoo City, all in Mississippi.
Reply #23. Sep 01 12, 12:49 PM
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| lompocjoe
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My little town is 'Lompoc' and if you are a W.C. Field's fan, you might remember 'The Bank Dick.' It was filmed here, but he kept saying 'Lom-POCK' instead of 'Lom-POKE.'
Try saying 'Port Hueneme' or 'Najoqui Falls.' (Why-knee-me' and 'Nah-ho-wee.')
Reply #24. Sep 01 12, 4:36 PM
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| NutmegClaw
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Washington State has a few odd places like Humptulips and Sequim (pronounced Skwim) but nothing beats Lizard Lick, North Carolina
Reply #25. Sep 07 12, 5:55 PM
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| sportsherald
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Missouri has Flat, Peculiar, Novelty, Low Wassie, and Rocky Comfort. Montana has Billings ($?), Lame Deer, Fishtail, and Hungry Horse. Nebraska has Weeping Water, Funk, Wahoo, and Surprise. Nevada has Pahrump, Carp, and Searchlight, and New Hampshire has Little Boar's Head and Madbury.
Reply #26. Sep 08 12, 11:38 PM
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| sportsherald
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New Jersey has Hi-Nella, Hoboken, Cheesequake, Stifling, Hackensack, and Weehawken. New Mexico has Bent, Weed, Flying H, Dusty, and Pie Town. New York has Sparrow Bush, Bliss, Big Moose, Speculator, and Paul Smiths.
Reply #27. Sep 16 12, 1:49 PM
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tezza1551
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Still think the New Zealand town of Waikikamukau.. pronounced "Why kick a moo cow".. beats the lot.
Reply #28. Sep 16 12, 5:11 PM
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| sportsherald
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"Why kick a moo cow?" reminds me of Alberta's river and park Kananaskis, which sounds like "Can an a*s kiss?" While I don't know if one can, many of us act like one when we try.
Continuing my own survey of all 50 US states, Noth Carolina has Bee Log, Toast, and Spies; North Dakota has Zap and Concrete; Ohio has Chagrin Falls, Fly, Aid, Antiquity, and Getaway; and Oklahoma has Slick, Boggy Depot, Cement, Cloudy, and Big Cabin.
Reply #29. Sep 22 12, 2:09 PM
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| Greatguggly
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Santa Claus, Indiana. Just saw it in a quiz.
Reply #30. Sep 23 12, 10:17 AM
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da_man11
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I'll include another Louisiana town- Cut Off. Yes, it's an actual town.
Reply #31. Sep 23 12, 1:48 PM
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nitram67
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How about Needmore,Pa. Needmore what? I don't know, guess you'd have to ask somebody who lives there.
Reply #32. Sep 23 12, 2:07 PM
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sportsherald
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I forgot (alphabetically) Hawaii, which has Kaaawa (yes, three 'a's in a row). Oregon has Remote, Drain, and Mist; Pennsylvania has Upper Black Eddy, Dry Run, Paint, Scalp Level, and Shunk; Rhode Island just has Woonsocket; and South Carolina has Coward, Ninety Six, and Nine Times.
Reply #33. Oct 01 12, 8:52 PM
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| pyonir
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I don't live in the town, but there is a Nimrod, Minnesota.
Reply #34. Oct 01 12, 10:10 PM
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| Greatguggly
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I've been to Ninety-Six, South Carolina. Never heard of the others though.
Reply #35. Oct 02 12, 2:20 PM
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sportsherald
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The closest I've been to South Carolina is the Atlanta airport, which isn't close at all! I just picked these names off the map. Coward is about 80 miles east of Columbia, and Nine Times is a crossroads in the far NW corner of the state, which makes it about 140 miles NE of Atlanta.
Reply #36. Oct 02 12, 8:49 PM
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sportsherald
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South Dakota has Igloo, Tea, Farmer, and Epiphany; Tennessee has Big Lick, Only, Barren Plains, Bell Buckle,Difficult, and Soddy-Daisy; Texas has Happy, Circle Back, Telephone, Wink, Blanket, Bigfoot, and Dime Box.
Reply #37. Oct 08 12, 11:38 PM
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| Greatguggly
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I just watched a video with Dennis Miller (my hero) interviewing George Carlin (funny but wrong). They talked for about five minutes and then Dennis said..."We have a caller. It's Bobby from Blueball, Ohio!" (much laughter). Then Dennis said.."Well, Bobby, I know you've been on hold for a long time!" (even more laughter). hahahaha
Reply #38. Oct 10 12, 2:18 PM
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sportsherald
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GG's story inspired me to look up Blueball, Ohio on Google Maps- Blueball is now absorbed into Middletown, which may make sense.
I also found a Blueball in Ireland, just down the road from Ballycore, Garbally, and Lowerton More... in County Offaly, no less.
Reply #39. Oct 10 12, 8:39 PM
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| Greatguggly
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Just for the record, not sure about Carlin being wrong. He's dead on about a lot of things. Back to town names... No more Blueball? Awwww lol
Reply #40. Oct 11 12, 7:35 AM
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