This town is full of bastads

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I know I know but me and the boys still had a good old laugh when we drove through this town on my recent holiday in Sweden.

We wanted to stay at the local camping place but the bastads said it was full. So we had to go somewhere else...
 

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Reminds me of last year's trip to the Picos de Europa - clearly the locals thought highly of their villages ............
 

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We have a small village, called JAPANa - The only one in the whole country with 3 lingual road sign (Georgian, English, Japanese)
 
There's a village in this part of the world called Muff where the local diving club recently held the annual Muff Diving Festival ;)

_http://www.muffdivingclub.ie/NewMuffDonegal.html
 
Obviously not as near funny as the infamous Austrian town called F u cking - yes that's right - there is a town like that.
 
Reminds me of a garage about 20 miles away.
Would you buy a car from this man? What a great name. :-rofl2
He's been around for years. ;)

_http://www.bobbastedcarsales.co.uk/2343/bobbastedcarsales.htm
 
Lolthe Basted should relocate to "my" place in Sweden :)
 
Different languages can have many words that mean something else in other languages, most probably vulgar.
For example s_x in Swedish means the number six and kaka means cake
In Polish Zona means a woman while this word in Hebrew means a prostitute.
In Japanese Kaki means to write and in Hebrew it means sh*t.
Some diplomatic incidents have occurred when ambassadors spoke in their own languages and others have interpreted it to something insulting in their own language.
We should just respect other people languages and stop interpreting them to what they mean in our own language.

Edit:
How about this dialogue between a Swede, Polish and Israeli men

Swede: I would like to invite you both to have coffee and kaka that my wife made today. How about s_x?
Polish: Sounds great. Can I bring my zona as well?
Swede: Yes please. The more the merrier.
Israeli: Sorry, but my zona is not available today, so I will just come with the wife.
I think we will just have a coffee, after s_x. We don't go for that kaka sort of thing.
 
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