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off topic : weird city names in world
caedwyn
Member
just a fun post 
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
The town of Cross Keys, nestled in Pennsylvania’s Amish country, changed its name to Intercourse in 1814. How and why is anybody’s guess.
Idiotville, Oregon
Idiotville is a ghost town and former logging community northwest of Portland. Most of its former residents worked at a nearby logging camp called Ryan's Camp. Because of the camp’s remote location, locals said that only an idiot would work and live there.
Ding Dong, Texas
The fact that Ding Dong is in central Texas’ Bell County is a funny coincidence. The county was named for Governor Peter Bell, and the town for resident and businessman Zulis Bell and his nephew Bert (no relation to the governor).
Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!, Quebec
The municipality of Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! in Quebec has a name that makes perfect sense -in French. Sort of. The Ha! Ha! is officially traced back to an archaic French term, "The haha," which means an unexpected obstacle or dead end.
Hot Coffee, Mississippi
In the early 1800s, travelers on their way to Mobile often stopped at an inn in southern Mississippi, where owner Levi Davis greeted them with ginger cookies and a pot of piping hot coffee. The inn took on the name of its signature beverage, and eventually so did the surrounding area.
Knockemstiff, Ohio
Knockemstiff is a small rural town in south central Ohio. Several legends give different explanations for the name. One says that in the 1800s, a traveling preacher entering town came across two women fighting over a man. The preacher doubted the man was worth the trouble and said that someone should “knock him stiff.”
Two Egg, Florida
This little burg got its name during the Great Depression. The story goes that in the town’s general store, two lads often came in on errands for their mom, regularly trading two eggs for a package of sugar. Locals began referring to the place as the “two egg store,” and the name stuck for the town as well. Strange fact: On the town’s website, there is news about sightings of a Bigfoot-type creature called the Two Egg Stump Jumper.
Cookietown, Oklahoma
This place supposedly got its name in the early 1900s, after general store owner Marvin Cornelius gave a cookie to a young boy, who exclaimed, “I don’t want to leave Cookietown.” Despite its yummy name, Cookietown is more of a ghost town today—just a few residents and a church.
Accident, Maryland
Big Arm, Montana
Chicken, Alaska
Experiment, Georgia
Dogtown, Alabama
Frankenstein, Missouri
Gaylordsville, Connecticut
Hazard, Nebraska
Hell, Michigan
Imalone, Wisconsin
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
Kickapoo, Kansas
Mexican Water, Arizona
Mock City, Washington
Money, Mississippi
Mosquitoville, Vermont
Ninety Six, South Carolina
Nothing, Arizona
Oatmeal, Texas
Office Hall, Virginia
Okay, Oklahoma
Paw Paw, West Virginia
Pee Pee, Ohio
Pie Town, New Mexico
Pigeon, Michigan
Protection, Kansas
Red Shirt, South Dakota
Rough And Ready, California
Santa Claus, Arizona
Searchlight, Nevada
Tightwad, Missouri
Toast, North Carolina @LieutenantToast XD
Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico
Two Egg, Florida
Unalaska, Alaska
Uncertain, Texas
Virgin, Utah
War, West Virginia
Waterproof, Louisiana
Whynot, North Carolina
Y City, Arkansas
Bacon Level, AL <<<<
Hazardville, CT
Hell for Certain, KY
Book, LA
Friendship, ME
Satan’s Kingdom, MA
White Pigeon, MI
Licking, MO
Bear Dance, MT
Buttzville, NJ
Boogertown, NC
Big Beaver, PA
Hooker, SD
Difficult, TN
Bread Loaf, VT
Nigeria: Owo, a city and also a cutesy emoticon
Madagascar :Nosy Be, a resort island. Here you can also find the city of Hell-Ville, and nearby a few smaller Nosy islands.
Republic of the Congo: Pool, the region around the capital.
Tanzania :Mafia Island, reportedly one of the Indian Ocean's most hidden gems, organized crime is probably not an issue here.
Japan :
Obama (meaning "little beach"),
---
Mongolia :
Mörön
---
Turkey :
Batman — not exactly Gotham, but rather a dull hub for the oil drilling operations nearby
---
Andorra :
Pal is a great place to go skiing during winter, mate.
Austria :
Fucking
France :
Brest, a city in Brittany.
Condom, a small town in the department of Gers.
Die, a village in Drôme.
Nancy
Nice
source: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Places_with_unusual_names
DAMN those names lol
a : where do you live?
b : butt lane
or just any of the other names XD
yo where you live?
DIE
XD
lol
where are you from?
owo
? i mean where do you live...
owo
no, where is your house located?
owo
dude... like your city is called...?
owo
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
The town of Cross Keys, nestled in Pennsylvania’s Amish country, changed its name to Intercourse in 1814. How and why is anybody’s guess.
Idiotville, Oregon
Idiotville is a ghost town and former logging community northwest of Portland. Most of its former residents worked at a nearby logging camp called Ryan's Camp. Because of the camp’s remote location, locals said that only an idiot would work and live there.
Ding Dong, Texas
The fact that Ding Dong is in central Texas’ Bell County is a funny coincidence. The county was named for Governor Peter Bell, and the town for resident and businessman Zulis Bell and his nephew Bert (no relation to the governor).
Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!, Quebec
The municipality of Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! in Quebec has a name that makes perfect sense -in French. Sort of. The Ha! Ha! is officially traced back to an archaic French term, "The haha," which means an unexpected obstacle or dead end.
Hot Coffee, Mississippi
In the early 1800s, travelers on their way to Mobile often stopped at an inn in southern Mississippi, where owner Levi Davis greeted them with ginger cookies and a pot of piping hot coffee. The inn took on the name of its signature beverage, and eventually so did the surrounding area.
Knockemstiff, Ohio
Knockemstiff is a small rural town in south central Ohio. Several legends give different explanations for the name. One says that in the 1800s, a traveling preacher entering town came across two women fighting over a man. The preacher doubted the man was worth the trouble and said that someone should “knock him stiff.”
Two Egg, Florida
This little burg got its name during the Great Depression. The story goes that in the town’s general store, two lads often came in on errands for their mom, regularly trading two eggs for a package of sugar. Locals began referring to the place as the “two egg store,” and the name stuck for the town as well. Strange fact: On the town’s website, there is news about sightings of a Bigfoot-type creature called the Two Egg Stump Jumper.
Cookietown, Oklahoma
This place supposedly got its name in the early 1900s, after general store owner Marvin Cornelius gave a cookie to a young boy, who exclaimed, “I don’t want to leave Cookietown.” Despite its yummy name, Cookietown is more of a ghost town today—just a few residents and a church.
Accident, Maryland
Big Arm, Montana
Chicken, Alaska
Experiment, Georgia
Dogtown, Alabama
Frankenstein, Missouri
Gaylordsville, Connecticut
Hazard, Nebraska
Hell, Michigan
Imalone, Wisconsin
Intercourse, Pennsylvania
Kickapoo, Kansas
Mexican Water, Arizona
Mock City, Washington
Money, Mississippi
Mosquitoville, Vermont
Ninety Six, South Carolina
Nothing, Arizona
Oatmeal, Texas
Office Hall, Virginia
Okay, Oklahoma
Paw Paw, West Virginia
Pee Pee, Ohio
Pie Town, New Mexico
Pigeon, Michigan
Protection, Kansas
Red Shirt, South Dakota
Rough And Ready, California
Santa Claus, Arizona
Searchlight, Nevada
Tightwad, Missouri
Toast, North Carolina @LieutenantToast XD
Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico
Two Egg, Florida
Unalaska, Alaska
Uncertain, Texas
Virgin, Utah
War, West Virginia
Waterproof, Louisiana
Whynot, North Carolina
Y City, Arkansas
Bacon Level, AL <<<<
Hazardville, CT
Hell for Certain, KY
Book, LA
Friendship, ME
Satan’s Kingdom, MA
White Pigeon, MI
Licking, MO
Bear Dance, MT
Buttzville, NJ
Boogertown, NC
Big Beaver, PA
Hooker, SD
Difficult, TN
Bread Loaf, VT
Nigeria: Owo, a city and also a cutesy emoticon
Madagascar :Nosy Be, a resort island. Here you can also find the city of Hell-Ville, and nearby a few smaller Nosy islands.
Republic of the Congo: Pool, the region around the capital.
Tanzania :Mafia Island, reportedly one of the Indian Ocean's most hidden gems, organized crime is probably not an issue here.
Japan :
Obama (meaning "little beach"),
---
Mongolia :
Mörön
---
Turkey :
Batman — not exactly Gotham, but rather a dull hub for the oil drilling operations nearby
---
Andorra :
Pal is a great place to go skiing during winter, mate.
Austria :
Fucking
France :
Brest, a city in Brittany.
Condom, a small town in the department of Gers.
Die, a village in Drôme.
Nancy
Nice
source: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Places_with_unusual_names
DAMN those names lol
a : where do you live?
b : butt lane
or just any of the other names XD
yo where you live?
DIE
XD
lol
where are you from?
owo
? i mean where do you live...
owo
no, where is your house located?
owo
dude... like your city is called...?
owo
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Comments
I hope this is true to avoid the inevitable "Node McNode-Face," but also other random names players can sometimes come up with.
The list was fun to read through, thank you.
Wait, you're Welsh? Well that explains a lot!
hahaha well im not sure how to take that
With Pride and a song!
The sign for the village of Shitterton was stolen so many times the villagers paid for a stone sign
Other funny names in Dorset
Happy Bottom
Scratchy Bottom
Shaggs
Droop
Tincleton
Shatters Hill
Crumpets Drive
Belchawell
Knackers Hole
Plenty of other funny names in the UK too, I am sure there are more...
Bell End, Worcestershire
Brown Willy, Cornwall
Boggy Bottom, Hertfordshire
Twatt, Orkney
Nob End, South Lancashire
Fanny Barks, Durham
Minge Lane, Worcestershire
Dicks Mount, Suffolk
Crotch Crescent, Oxford
i just cant get the name "crotch crescent" out of my mind
WHAT IS IT EVEN i mean... lol