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Originally Posted by Zinergy

Well I suppose you can do those things in other states but not in the same fashion on the same scale. How about the largest music festival in the world? FACT. Milwaukee is the city of festivals. Or the largest waterpark in America?FACT. Or the largest collection of theme/water parks in the world known as the Wisconsin Dells? FACT. Then there is our nature which we spends a lot of time and money maintaining as a state. We have more lakes than the land of lakes MN, actually the most lakes out of any state other than Alaska. FACT. Millions of acres of National, state, county forest land. To name just a few things. As far as sports go I don't think anyone doubts our fans. Not just in football but all of our professional teams are well supported by what most considered to be small communities. Lambeau field has been sold out for decades... every single game. FACT. The waiting list for season ticket holders is decades long. People put their childrens names on the waiting list when they are born. As I said though I was just ripping on what I thought was an IL resident. Didn't want it to turn into a real discussion on a NFL thread.

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False. If Wisconsin's standard of what it calls a "lake" was the same as what Minnesota's standard is......Wisconsin isn't even close.

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Originally Posted by FasstChevys

False. If Wisconsin's standard of what it calls a "lake" was the same as what Minnesota's standard is......Wisconsin isn't even close.

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And if Minnesota's standard was the same as Wisconsins then minnesota loses by about 3,000 lakes. ;)

It's also funny that when shoreline is discussed MN opts to leave out the great lakes "as they belong to no state". Yet WIs entire eastern border in on a great lake and much of it's northern border.

Eitherway both states have a lot of lakes and shoreline. More than California and Florida combined actually. Both states are beautiful.

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Originally Posted by Zinergy

And if Minnesota's standard was the same as Wisconsins then minnesota loses by about 3,000 lakes. ;)

It's also funny that when shoreline is discussed MN opts to leave out the great lakes "as they belong to no state". Yet WIs entire eastern border in on a great lake and much of it's northern border.

Eitherway both states have a lot of lakes and shoreline. More than California and Florida combined actually. Both states are beautiful.

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And, Minnesota has double the acreage of lakes than WI ;)

I agree - both states are beautiful, and have tons of wildlife to enjoy looking at, or for sport. I wish I had time to fish more :(

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Originally Posted by FasstChevys

And, Minnesota has double the acreage of lakes than WI ;)

I agree - both states are beautiful, and have tons of wildlife to enjoy looking at, or for sport. I wish I had time to fish more :(

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If you once again leave out the great lakes.... like MN likes to do. lol But you guys definately have some bigger inland lankes.

Aaron Rodgers has a torn calf muscle. I'd be shocked if he makes it through the whole game.

Where did you get that information? Everything I have read including updates today still state "Strained left calf muscle".

That right there could be a game changer.

The latest I've seen is that he is sitting out on practice but still expected to start :shrug:

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Originally Posted by Zinergy

Where did you get that information? Everything I have read including updates today still state "Strained left calf muscle".

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ESPN was streaming it while I was at lunch. It broke the news about 15mins ago. It is a torn calf muscle. They were talking about it on SportsCenter.

Rodgers Has Torn Calf Muscle

A slight tear.... GOSH DARNDIT

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Originally Posted by Zinergy

A slight tear.... GOSH DARNDIT

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a tear is a tear is a tear...after watching him limp and leave the game after taking one solid step last week "or was it the week before?" it looks like it COULD be a problem...as long as he doesnt run he'll be ok, but if he scrambles it could be an issue quick.

Be a MAN! Tape that shit up, take an Advil and gut it out...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3cmdDY5MhU

Maybe Dallas will win after all.

Just when you think your picks are solid :p

somewhere Suh is smiling

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Originally Posted by 67CamaroRSSS

Be a MAN! Tape that shit up, take an Advil and gut it out...

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Hopefully he will. But this isn't the NFL of the 90s where guys like Steven Young were allowed to play with 14 concussions in a season. The NFL put a stop to that.

Rodgers is tough - he'll play, and if he needs to run, he will. I think it's a non-issue to be honest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlwQsJOKoIo


see how many remember this movie....

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Originally Posted by FasstChevys

False. If Wisconsin's standard of what it calls a "lake" was the same as what Minnesota's standard is......Wisconsin isn't even close.

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Do you live in the cities? I grew up around Detroit Lakes, and so many of the "lakes" are only sloughs. Kind of embarrassing to drive by a sign that announces what lake is behind the sign, and you can see only cattails and the woods on the other side(50 yards away). If nobody ice fishes it, Minnesota should declassify it as a lake.

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Originally Posted by Zinergy

Hopefully he will. But this isn't the NFL of the 90s where guys like Steven Young were allowed to play with 14 concussions in a season. The NFL put a stop to that.

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Sometimes, I wish Favre was back. He would have a broken thumb on his throwing hand, and he would still be able to throw 3 interceptions. Injury never stopped him!!!