This week's silliest Scandinavian towns

There is a quaint little town in Denmark whose name always make the Swedes and the Norwegians snigger:  Bøgballe.  Why?  Because if you translate it, it means Gay Balls.

Sweden is not without its own funky towns, however:  Fancy a trip to Fjuckby this summer, perhaps?  Or how about a day trip to Rövhålet, which literally translated means "Butthole"?

Outside Gothenburg one can enjoy a swim in any of the Yellow, Small or Big Arse lakes (Gula Röven, Lilla Röven, Stora Röven).

In Norway, you can visit the town of Hell - and in Denmark you can enjoy a sunny day in Middelfart.

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[Cloud Berry]

I've been to Middlefart - and the Little Belt bridge. Nice place...

[Cloud Berry]

I've also been to Hell - just north of Trondheim. It was raining heavily and I posted all my soggy postcards from there - postcards from hell sounds cool.

[Linda Allen]

All my friends and family laugh at the name of my Norwegian village called Båstad, because they think it sounds like 'bastard' when they try to pronounce it :D

[Jimmy]

Sweden has some good names too;

http://www.thelocal.se/38378/20120107/

What about:
Rövhålet (the Asshole)
Djupröven (Deep Ass)
Kattstjärten (Cats Bottom)
Sex Träsk (Sex Swamp)
Bögs Gård (Gay's Farm)
Pissholmen (Piss Islet)
Snormossen (Snot Bog)

Or why not have a swim in one of the following lakes:
Gula Röven, Lilla Röven or Stora Röven (Yellow, Small or Big Arse Lake).
Köttsjön (Meat Lake)
Rumpsjön (Bottom Lake)

Loving it! Lol.