You can keep your fat whores on your side of the St.Croix as well and lets be real, half your lakes would be considered ponds in Minnesota
Which HS, Formo?
Same token for Pabsts then.... Which is similar scale to Schell (my perception I dont know that as a fact). The beer conversation between Minnesota and Wisconsin is really a silly one. It's not close, we consumer more, we tax it less, we have almost double the total number of breweries, we have arguably better brands, it's associated much more with our state.... We are a better beer state.
Soooo we've got
Shoreline - Minnesota
Cheese - Wisconsin
Beer - Wisconsin
2-1
End of argument.
I think you're missing the point, however, quality of life, economy and city life? Who cares about that.....
I think you're missing the point, however, quality of life, economy and city life? Who cares about that.....
And you're refining my point. Outside of the Twin Cties where exactly is that better than anywhere in Wisconsin? And one could argue that Milwaukee is not to distant in those terms to the Twin Cities. Milwaukee is a fantastic city, much less heralded than other larger cities, but it's got everything you would need and great culture around it. So you win with MSP area to Milwaukee area, I'll take Madison and Green Bay over Duluth and Rochester any day of the week.
As far as the Dells, I didn't brag about them.... 2nd off, why would you compare the Dells to the Mall of America? Are they remotely the same type of attraction? One is a mall with a water park in it, the other is a series of lakes and resorts littered with golf courses, amusement parks and boutique shopping. One is seasonal the other is indoors....
Back on topic.
We've got better barns than you guys as well.
I think you're missing the point, however, quality of life, economy and city life? Who cares about that.....
And you're refining my point. Outside of the Twin Cties where exactly is that better than anywhere in Wisconsin? And one could argue that Milwaukee is not to distant in those terms to the Twin Cities. Milwaukee is a fantastic city, much less heralded than other larger cities, but it's got everything you would need and great culture around it. So you win with MSP area to Milwaukee area, I'll take Madison and Green Bay over Duluth and Rochester any day of the week.
As far as the Dells, I didn't brag about them.... 2nd off, why would you compare the Dells to the Mall of America? Are they remotely the same type of attraction? One is a mall with a water park in it, the other is a series of lakes and resorts littered with golf courses, amusement parks and boutique shopping. One is seasonal the other is indoors....
Back on topic.
We've got better barns than you guys as well.
To clarify the lake thing, Minnesota requires a surface area of 10 acres or more and an official name, Wisconsin has neither criteria resulting in their fraudulent listing of over 15,000 "lakes". If they were to use Minnesota's criteria, Wisconsin would have less than 6,000 lakes. So no, not every one of Minnesota's lakes has a counterpart in Wisconsin that is "very similar"
I think you're missing the point, however, quality of life, economy and city life? Who cares about that.....
And you're refining my point. Outside of the Twin Cties where exactly is that better than anywhere in Wisconsin? And one could argue that Milwaukee is not to distant in those terms to the Twin Cities. Milwaukee is a fantastic city, much less heralded than other larger cities, but it's got everything you would need and great culture around it. So you win with MSP area to Milwaukee area, I'll take Madison and Green Bay over Duluth and Rochester any day of the week.
As far as the Dells, I didn't brag about them.... 2nd off, why would you compare the Dells to the Mall of America? Are they remotely the same type of attraction? One is a mall with a water park in it, the other is a series of lakes and resorts littered with golf courses, amusement parks and boutique shopping. One is seasonal the other is indoors....
Back on topic.
We've got better barns than you guys as well.
Hahaha... You can't be serious. Even a rational person defending WI wouldn't make that call.I think you're missing the point, however, quality of life, economy and city life? Who cares about that.....
And you're refining my point. Outside of the Twin Cties where exactly is that better than anywhere in Wisconsin? And one could argue that Milwaukee is not to distant in those terms to the Twin Cities. Milwaukee is a fantastic city, much less heralded than other larger cities, but it's got everything you would need and great culture around it. So you win with MSP area to Milwaukee area, I'll take Madison and Green Bay over Duluth and Rochester any day of the week.
As far as the Dells, I didn't brag about them.... 2nd off, why would you compare the Dells to the Mall of America? Are they remotely the same type of attraction? One is a mall with a water park in it, the other is a series of lakes and resorts littered with golf courses, amusement parks and boutique shopping. One is seasonal the other is indoors....
Back on topic.
We've got better barns than you guys as well.
