Posted on 08/09/2016 5:05:20 PM PDT by Be Careful
See Very Cool Link Below on Wisconsin Dairy Data--It is a cool tool for kids to learn about dairy, cheese, etc....world-wide....charming graphics.
Pass the cheese curds and vote for Nehlen.
Time for little Ms Muffet to weigh the curds and whey.
Here’s hoping Ryan can go back to his gates domicile, full time.
No suspense here, Ryan wins handily.
Is there a thread for monitoring the poll results?
“Yo...what’s in the bowl, b@tch?” - Andrew Dice Clay
State is full of Dumbasses that will go Ryan.
Well sure, a billion pounds of cheese But do they do a life-size carving in butter of all of the contestants for “Miss State Fair” like they do in Minnesota?
http://www.mnstatefair.org/entertainment/timelapse/butter_sculpture.html
Wisconsin now has the largest number of goats in the state vs all other. Much of the goat milk is used to produce cheese.
Andrew was always very direct. It’s a wonder he hasn’t been mobbed on the street by mean faced, clipped haired feminists.
“Aren’t you Andrew Dice Clay, the one who makes fun of women for a living? Is that you? Or maybe you’re Louis C.K.”
That vimeo is SO COOL!!
Did not know that, either!
When I was a little kid we used to smuggle margerine into Wisconsin. Every highway in Illinois had large margerine stores on the border and the trick was to time it so the highway patrol was busy with other cars checking trunks and coolers. We always made it through the cordon of butter gestapo. Fun times.
I have heard those same stories from friends! re; ‘oleo smuggling’
So funny...wonder if there was a federal department to oversee and police that activity.
The Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association was founded in 1893. If I’m ever taking a test where I need that answer, shoot me.
The two men, from the Northern city of Umea, managed to make their first delivery before a police patrol stopped their van on Saturday evening.
"They allegedly sold the coveted butter packets in Beitstad Steinkjer before they drove north along the county road 17," police officer Lars Letnes told Norway's Adresseavisen newspaper.
"Then they were stopped by a police patrol, which found 250kg of butter in the small van." A sudden spike in demand has left Norway with a butter shortfall of between 500 and 1,000 tonnes, leaving the country's citizens facing Christmas without their seven traditional varieties of home-cooked biscuit.
Swedes have posted nearly 100 adverts on the local auction website Blocket offering to drive butter across the border at prices ranging from £20 to above £50 a pack.
The poster of one of the adverts, Yusuf, from Gothenburg, told the Daily Telegraph that he was now making two trips a week to service clients in Oslo, the Norwegian capital, but refused to give more details.
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