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  • lane
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    The town of Frog Suck Arkansas.Also Snow Arkansas. And a place called Possion Trot La.

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  • wierdscience
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    Bald Knob,AR is one and near here was a now defunct real estate development named "Morning Wood Estates"

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  • halac
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    Here in Middle Tennessee:

    Bugscuffle

    Salt Lick

    Defeated

    Difficult

    Chaw Rd.

    And my wife's folks hale from Brimstone Hollow.

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  • sasquatch
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    One of the funniest is in newfoundland called "Dildo".

    Southern Ontario had "Punkydoodles Corners".

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  • A.K. Boomer
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    Last chance colo.

    and it really is your last chance - it's out in the middle of nowhere...

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  • aostling
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    My cousin lives at the end of Pull And Be Damned Road, in La Conner: http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&tab=wl

    Bainbridge Island has a Toe Jam Hill Road http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Toe+Ja...src=0&t=m&z=15. It is actually named after a Swede.

    The town of Humptulips is now just a place name in the middle of nowhere http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Humptu...src=0&t=m&z=11.

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  • JoeCB
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    In Michigan we too have a "Hell" but we also have "Paradise".
    Also, "Bad Ax"

    Joe B

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  • justanengineer
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    I used to live near Boonville NY, and yes, it was in the sticks.

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  • Bob Fisher
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    Corner of Ho and Hum, Carefree, Az. Bob.

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  • garagemark
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    Short Pump Virginia

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  • J Register
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    Justamere Farm Road has a nice ring to it. That's in Kernersville, NC. I've been to Bat Cave and to Nags Head, but never to Lizard Lick or Flat Rock.

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  • C - ROSS
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    How about "Worms" Nebraska

    Ross

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  • rohart
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    I use to think the French were very rude calling so many places around the Alps 'chute de pierres', whoever he was.

    We've got a Seething Wells Lane near an Electric Parade, but apart from living in Strawberry Hill, my area of london is quite mundane.

    Oh, yes, there is Feltham Young Offenders Institution up the road !

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  • Video Man
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    My favorite is from York, England, where I encountered a
    real estate flyer for a vastly pricey home on Bad Bargain Lane....
    Last edited by Video Man; 09-21-2011, 08:04 PM.

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  • TGTool
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    Oklahoma has a town called Bugtussle and I recall some place in Iowa or Minnesota as a Superman drive that runs into Lois Lane. I'm told in Milwaukee the standing joke is, What do they do with old streetcars in Milwaukee? Take them out to Fifth and Burnham.

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