Unfortunate town names in France (and PA)

I was doing some online shopping and found the string republic, which has two retail locations listed back-to-back that made me giggle:

BLUE STOCK STATION
Quai Buzon Tél : 05 62 68 47 98
32 100
CONDOM

URBAN
112, av Pierre Dumont
69 290
CRAPONNE

Do you think the teen pregnancy rate is low in Condom, France? Maybe to bring in some extra tourism they could erect (HA!) a giant condom in the center of town.

After Googleing, I found even more snicker-inducing information on Wikipedia:

Given the more widespread social use, in the English language, of the word Condom, it is interesting to note that the town is located on the river Baïse; baise, without the diaeresis, is a French vulgarism for a sex act [editorial note from Jen: specifically the F word; but un baiser also means "a kiss"]. In French language however, a condom is called préservatif. The city is a popular target for street sign stealing tourists.

The street-sign stealing link led me to this article on Intercourse, PA, not to far from where I grew up. It is (hilariously) located pretty close to the PA towns of Blue Ball, Peach Bottom, and Paradise. Oh, but the very best part about Intercourse (we're talking the TOWN here people) is that most of its residents are Amish and Mennonite.