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    Talking "Places I'd Rather Not Live In..."

    "Places I'd Rather Not Live In..."

    Paradox, New York
    Crapo, Maryland
    Boogertown, North Carolina
    Spasticville, Kansas
    Hellhole, Idaho
    Purgatory, Maine

    What would Freud say about...

    Climax, Michigan
    Spread Eagle, Wisconsin
    Needmore, Arkansas (Clinton's Home Town?)
    Hardup, Utah
    Big Bogue Homo, Mississippi
    Intercourse, Pennsylvania
    Hornytown, North Carolina
    Conception Junction, Missouri


    It doesn't surprise me that there is a...

    Rudeville, New Jersey
    Boring, Oregon
    Hell, Michigan
    Hooker, California
    Virgin, Utah
    Dulls Corner, Maryland
    Bowlegs, Oklahoma
    Volcano, Hawaii
    Beersville, Pennsylvania
    Fleatown, Ohio
    Burnt Corn, Alabama
    Two Guns, Arizona
    Toad Suck, Arkansas
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    Smile

    lol

    thats funny

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    Shenandoah, VA
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    Woodstock, Va.

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    I wish I was from Truth or Consequences, New Mexico.

    Being from Thunder Bay sucks.

    Being Canadian is cool, however...
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    I've been to hell. Hell, Michigan that is, and it's nothing to laugh about. They had a hotel there that had gone out of business and a sign on the front door read,"Gone to heaven". I kid you not.

    The worst place EVER is Utica, NY. Blah.
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    the worst place is my mother in laws...

    but dont tell the wife!
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    Originally posted by weich:
    I've been to hell. Hell, Michigan that is, and it's nothing to laugh about. They had a hotel there that had gone out of business and a sign on the front door read,"Gone to heaven". I kid you not.

    The worst place EVER is Utica, NY. Blah.
    Hell, Michigan. Now THAT'S where I should be from.

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    Originally posted by weich:
    I've been to hell. Hell, Michigan that is, and it's nothing to laugh about. They had a hotel there that had gone out of business and a sign on the front door read,"Gone to heaven". I kid you not.

    The worst place EVER is Utica, NY. Blah.
    i've been to Hell, U.S.V.I.

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    Originally posted by King Super Grover:
    It doesn't surprise me that there is a...

    Rudeville, New Jersey
    Boring, Oregon
    Hell, Michigan
    Hooker, California
    Virgin, Utah
    Dulls Corner, Maryland
    Bowlegs, Oklahoma
    Volcano, Hawaii
    Beersville, Pennsylvania
    Fleatown, Ohio
    Burnt Corn, Alabama
    Two Guns, Arizona
    Toad Suck, Arkansas
    This is the truth...

    I have a friend from Hell, MI (born and raised there)

    And

    Boring, Oregon is about 7 miles from here (and it is....)
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    I've been to Purgatory, ME. It's about 45 miles from where I live (Auburn, ME) Not much to say about the town.
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    Now when you tell someone to "Go to Hell", they just need to go to Michigan!

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    Don't forget Blue Ball, PA and Bird-In-Hand, PA.... or are they suburbs of Intercourse?

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    My Mom lives in Indian Head, Saskatchewan.
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    I used to live by Climax township.
    Now when you tell someone to "Go to Hell", they just need to go to Michigan!
    Funny thing is, when I was going to Hell, I got lost. About 2:00a.m. I got pulled over by a sheriff(he was looking for drunk drivers, but I was sober). He started to walk back to his car when I stuck my head out the window and yelled,"Hey, how do I go to hell?" He said,"Ten miles up the road and take a left at the light."

    The rest of the trip was a disaster too. I ended up getting lost again(long story), I had to sleep in the "Southern Boy Motel" and when I got to hell, the sign that I was looking for, the one that said,"Welcome to Hell" was gone. In fact, it never existed, the grocer/post office worker/video rental lady/fishing store lady/ told me that it had been computer generated for use in the Saturn commercials. I had driven 250 miles for a computer generated sign? Damnit!!!! I did find some snow and prove that a snowball does have a chance in Hell, and I kicked off the T-Tops*, cranked Highway to Hell by ACDC and got the hell(sorry about the pun) out of there.

    *It was early April, and it was one of those fluke days that actually ended up being 60 degrees, luckily I got to the snow before the heat did.
    I think he's a good man. I like him. I got nothing against him, but I'm definitely gonna make orphans of his children.
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