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Maybe even better...an Amish one (?)
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How the hell did you know that?

As with the nearby towns of Blue Ball and Paradise, Pennsylvania, Intercourse is a popular site for tourists on account of its location in "Amish country". Its name has acquired sexual connotations unrelated to the reasons the village was named. Sign posts for the town are frequently targeted by thieves.

Besides its name, Intercourse is also famous for its Amish communities. For this reason the movie Witness was filmed in Intercourse and For Richer or Poorer was set there, though not filmed in Intercourse.
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Blue Ball LOL  Funny, because I live near a town called Blue Bell - how a single vowel makes all the difference...
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In reference to Blue Ball: This joins nearby towns Intercourse, Bird-in-Hand, and Virginville in the list of sexually-suggestive sounding town names in the Pennsylvania Dutch area of Pennsylvania.

Nice.

Pat, have you ever seen an Amish?  I'm just curious.
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haha, Blue Ball - the perfect name for a town of Amish folk. 
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I don't have a sign to print, but you guys should get a kick out of this link.  I always get a chuckle when I drive by here on my way to Florida.  http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/recparks/bb/
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

How the hell did you know that?
oh I've been around there a few times.  Southern PA has lots of Amish and Mennonites.
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Here's a sign, sort of:
 
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Is that an American Indian name, perchance?
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I don't have a sign to print, but you guys should get a kick out of this link.  I always get a chuckle when I drive by here on my way to Florida.  http://parks.ky.gov/findparks/recparks/bb/
LOLLOL 
 
I've seen some names like that in West Virginia but I can't find any of the good ones right now (I even had the state map outLOL)
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Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

How the hell did you know that?
oh I've been around there a few times.  Southern PA has lots of Amish and Mennonites.


Hold on... Southern Prog Archives?

That's where I'm from... are you calling me Amish?! ShockedLOL
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It's also a well known fact that people from Lesbos are called Lesbians. LOL
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Pat, have you ever seen an Amish?  I'm just curious.
I've seen some; they're very interesting.  Been to a few farmer's markets around Meyersdale, PA and Grantsville, MD...their breads and preserves are amazing.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:

How the hell did you know that?
oh I've been around there a few times.  Southern PA has lots of Amish and Mennonites.


Hold on... Southern Prog Archives?

That's where I'm from... are you calling me Amish?! ShockedLOL
That would be one of the nicer things I call you RIO-ersWinkTongue
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Do they have any in the UK?

The reason I ask is because if some annoying idiot calls me up and tries to offer me a mobile 'phone again... then I'll just say I'm Amish and that we don't use 'phones and the only reason I'm on the 'phone right now is because I'm the British representative of the Amish religion and I have to keep in contact with those of my kin in Pennsylvania.
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

In reference to Blue Ball: This joins nearby towns Intercourse, Bird-in-Hand, and Virginville in the list of sexually-suggestive sounding town names in the Pennsylvania Dutch area of Pennsylvania.

Nice.

Pat, have you ever seen an Amish?  I'm just curious.


Sure have.  We used to go out to Lancaster County every now and again, and you'd often see horse-drawn carriages out and about (unfortunately, when you get behind one of these things on a single lane road it's a real nightmare).  They're friendly people, but obviously holding onto their culture becomes harder and harder, enough of modern society has sort of pushed into where they live that it becomes impossible for their children to not be impacted by it, and a good number of them end up forswearing the Amish way.


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Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Originally posted by James James wrote:



Pat, have you ever seen an Amish?  I'm just curious.
I've seen some; they're very interesting.  Been to a few farmer's markets around Meyersdale, PA and Grantsville, MD...their breads and preserves are amazing.


Do you live by the MD-PA border Ryan?  Think I asked you before where in MD you lived, but I forgot.  Embarrassed
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Is that an American Indian name, perchance?
 
I think so; which reminds me of a book that  I once read.  I think it might have been by Louis L'amour, but it might have been from another guy (Macmurty maybe) whose name eludes me.  Probably no point in me posting this because I don't remember the actual name but one of the main characters was an Indian who had a name that pertained to him having a large penis or large balls or something like that. 
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Do they have any in the UK?

The reason I ask is because if some annoying idiot calls me up and tries to offer me a mobile 'phone again... then I'll just say I'm Amish and that we don't use 'phones and the only reason I'm on the 'phone right now is because I'm the British representative of the Amish religion and I have to keep in contact with those of my kin in Pennsylvania.
It probably doesn't matter if they are in the UK...telemarketers would believe you anyway; but of course they'd probably keep calling you anyway...
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Biggus Dickus?

LOL

I just read and wowed in my head:

The Amish are among the fastest-growing populations in the world, with an average of 6.8 children per family.


Wow!
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