Green Bay West

Beat out by a Wilson two years in a row?

sad part for flynn is that this wilson could be the qb steal of the draft too.

Speaking of Green Bay West

- ever notice how the 2 best players on the team both hail from California ?

And that X4 is owned and operated by a very cool dude in California ?

and that Aaron Rodgers offseason home is in California ?
and California is also home for Desmond Bishop,Datone Jones, Nick Perry, Johnathan Franklin and James Jones among others ?
And MM was working in California when he was recruited to GB ?
The Packers won the 1st Super Bowl... in California
The Packers won the 2nd Super Bowl against a team from California
Mike Holmgren, who won Super Bowl 31, was also recruited from California

So many important California connections....

( WI still makes better cheese !)

can you get a good brat in Cali?

Johnsonville is here along with a few local Germans that make them fresh

but what would al think

Al thinks California is a Commie, elitist, librul dump that's filled with people who like education, reading, fitness and, worst of all, sushi. Al never apologized for being patriotic. He also hates the lack of dishes made out here with canned lemon pie filling.

Don't forget Bone-In cuts of meat. What a waste!

True. And those terrible skinny people who like going outside. Scum.

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Originally posted by JJSD:
Al thinks California is a Commie, elitist, librul dump that's filled with people who like education, reading, fitness and, worst of all, sushi. Al never apologized for being patriotic. He also hates the lack of dishes made out here with canned lemon pie filling.

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Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:
I would guess al would post one of his many pictures on his hard drive of a guy in his underwear looking at his junk.

The mere keying in of an "A" and an "L" makes you both of you act like Pavlov's Dog...

I would guess al would post one of his many pictures on his hard drive of a guy in his underwear looking at his junk.

Is this where we're supposed to talk about how great California is?

.....they produce epic numbers of outstanding lawn help.

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Originally posted by JJSD:

Al has pictures of Shoeless.....er Shirtless Joe on his hard drive?

Don't feel left out, Kiel.

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Originally posted by Satori:
Johnsonville is here along with a few local Germans that make them fresh

klements > johnsonville. local german ones sound good.

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Originally posted by Grave Digger:
Don't forget Bone-In cuts of meat. What a waste!

bone adds flavor. the strip in a t-bone or porterhouse will always be better than ny or kc strip.

Here in San Diego I usually get Johnsonville if I shop at Von's. If I'm at the commissary on base I can get Johnsonville or Klements.

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Originally posted by Satori:
Speaking of Green Bay West

- ever notice how the 2 best players on the team both hail from California ?

- Ryan Braun and Brandon Jennings also are from CA,

Maybe Wisconsin is California East?

After living in Northern CA for 38 years, here's how WI has it all over CA:

WI has butchers that have no issue cutting you what you want. I went to Sendiks last weekend and told the butcher I wanted 4 slabs of 2" thick beef ribs to smoke. He told me he needed 15 minutes. He even offered to peel the sinew off the ribs. Tell him you want 4 bone in ribeyes and he'll offer to cowboy the bone.

I've found great places that hand make brats and smoked sausage. Top shelf stuff. If you love to grill WI is tough to beat.

CA has In n Out burger though. Damn you double double!

38 years Chili? How f n old r u?

at least 38.

Old enough to know whats good. Smart enough to know what to ask for. Young enough to enjoy it. I don't plan on that changing for quite a while.

In N Out is definitely a Cali classic. It's a must have whenever I head out west and one of the things I missed moving back after living in So Cal.

When I lived out there I had brats shipped out because it was tough to find them 15-20 years ago.

I sometimes wonder if John Madden isn't partially responsible for brats going national.

I remember when I moved here 33 years ago, brats were impossible. There was an old German living in Santa Barbara who could make them, but that was it. I'd take my California native wife back for visits and she just couldn't how could they were, bought for 50 cents at gas station parking lot fundraisers.

I do agree Madden sure made people aware of the sausage...

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Originally posted by YATittle:
she just couldn't how could they were,

Mine too brother, mine too.

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bought for 50 cents at gas station parking lot fundraisers.

Good thing those gas stations all got their parking lots

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I do agree Madden sure made people aware of the sausage...

wrong thread

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Green Bay West. Class of '62

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Class of '28 I do believe.