Hahaha these are funny.

Yes, the Big Bone Lick State Park sign is well-known here in KY.

Kentucky also has:

Beauty
Beaver Bottom
Beaverlick
Blackey
Burning Fork
Burning Springs
Cadillac
Cranks
Combs
Confluence
Cut Shin
Decoy
Defiance
Duckers
Dukedom
Dwarf
Fugit
Gaybourn
Gays Creek
Gobblers Knob
Goose Creek
Hazard
Head of the Grassy
Hell-fer-Sartin
Hellier
Hippo
Hyden
Jetson
Knob Lick
Krypton
Long Fork
Lovely
Monkey's Eyebrow
Morehead
Moon
Mummie
Mud Lick
Neon
Oddville
Ono
Ordinary
Oscar
Paint Lick
Parrot
Petroleum
Pippa Passes
Possum Trot
Poverty
Pyramid
Quicksand
Rabbit Hask
Ready
Redhouse
Relief
Ringos Mills
Select
Shoulderblade
Sizerock
Slusher
Sligo
Smile
Smilex
Spider
Sugartit
Thousandsticks
Top Most
Turkey
Viper
Vortex
Wax
Yeadiss
Zoe


Now, I got a lot of these off the Internet. I have not heard of all of them, but most of them I have. I think a few, like Gaybourn, Hell-fer-sartin and Cut Shin, are names of residential areas...not exactly incorporated cities. In rural Kentucky, that happens a lot. In fact, I only know Hell-fer-sartin and Cut Shin (they are very near each other) because my boyfriend is from that area!

That's right, Kentucky is pretty darn weird! I love it!