meegannie
Blue Crack Addict
"his cholesterol is a modest 155"
http://www.click2houston.com/sh/news/stories/nat-news-105595720011106-191107.html
Wisconsin Man Eats His 19,000th Big Mac
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"his cholesterol is a modest 155"
http://www.click2houston.com/sh/news/stories/nat-news-105595720011106-191107.html
Elvis Presley
Rock n' Roll Doggie VIP PASS
why dont they sign this guy to advertise with them, now!
Dont miss the boat Ronald McDonald!
Dont miss the boat Ronald McDonald!
LarryMullen's POPAngel
Blue Crack Distributor
Is that the guy in the pic? 
That's gross.
That's gross.
zonelistener
ONE love, blood, life
Like shooting fish in a barrel.....
James C. Schaefer recently self-published an autobiography chronicling what he believes was his textbook case of Wisconsinaphobia (heightened anxiety attacks and debilitating back pains at any mention of the state or anything associated with it). After relocating from Milwaukee to California, he has become unnerved by people speaking with Wisconsin's nasal accents, mentions of Wisconsin companies (Harley-Davidson) and Wisconsin-made products, Green Bay Packers' scores, and even public utilities (since he had been a systems analyst for the largest utility in Wisconsin). Schaefer, 64, said he is now "90 percent" cured, after intensive therapy. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 3-1-03]
Hallelujah Here She Comes said:
Hey, stop dissing my home state, buddy.
James C. Schaefer recently self-published an autobiography chronicling what he believes was his textbook case of Wisconsinaphobia (heightened anxiety attacks and debilitating back pains at any mention of the state or anything associated with it). After relocating from Milwaukee to California, he has become unnerved by people speaking with Wisconsin's nasal accents, mentions of Wisconsin companies (Harley-Davidson) and Wisconsin-made products, Green Bay Packers' scores, and even public utilities (since he had been a systems analyst for the largest utility in Wisconsin). Schaefer, 64, said he is now "90 percent" cured, after intensive therapy. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 3-1-03]
