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by RFlagg on March 2nd, 2007
When trailer parks were new to the world (The '50s and '60s.) they might have actually been trying to fool people.
And even now that people recognise trailer parks for the decidedly non-luxurious places they usually are, the names still stuck.
Or maybe trailer park owners just have great appreciation for iriony.
by Final_Starman on March 2nd, 2007
To make people feel better about it, maybe.
by ninja man on September 19th, 2008
I suspect for the same reason any suburb or development is given a corny name: marketing.
by Pablo on August 28th, 2009
Pleasantville? it was a dump
the irony is lost on me~ the names sound high flaunting
but most are not that grand
In England I heard they did have some Manufactured Homes
or Mobile Homes~ Trailers? and they were over $125,000
bucks~~ I guess they were well built?
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