[USML Announce] Packer Nation Unite

[Andrew R. Klein]

A Bears-Packers "flame war".  Excellent!

Here's my two cents.

1)  Lambeau (old or new) is an awesome venue for a football game.  A 
football fan who picks on Lambeau sounds as silly as a baseball fan who 
picks on Wrigley.

2)  I fully believe that Packer fans "moon" opposing team buses.  John and I 
have a college friend from Kaukauna named Kurt Wolfmeyer.  During one spring 
break trip to Florida, Kurt drank a case of warm beer and "mooned" everyone 
in sight.  I just assumed it was a Wisconsin tradition. (One that I did not 
adopt, mind you.)

3)  The fuss about Randy Moss' "moon" is ridiculous.  We should save our 
outrage for people like that ex-Packer tight end who screwed his babysitter 
in a bathroom.

4)  I hope Favre retires and enjoys life down in Mississippi.  The Bears are 
.500 in the Lovie Era and will soon dominate the rivalry again!!

-Andy

PS:  When the hell are we drafting.
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Andrew R. Klein
Indiana University School of Law-Indianapolis
(317) 274-2099
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> Or, you don't believe me, maybe an impartial 3rd party......
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> A year earlier, Giants chairman Robert Tisch stopped to tour Lambeau Field 
> on the way back from
> a game in Minnesota.
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> ?He told me, ?I called our architects and told them to do for me what they 
> did in Green Bay and
> we?ll be delighted,?? Harlan said, referring to Tisch. ?To have New York 
> and Dallas want what
> we?ve got, I was thrilled.?
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> In a letter to the editor published in the Green Bay Press-Gazette, 
> Accorsi praised the game-day
> scene in Green Bay.
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> ?What I want to say to this wonderful community is that there is no 
> football experience like
> playing in Green Bay,? Accorsi wrote. ?When our team busses pulled out of 
> the parking lot, the
> Packer fans waved good-bye. I?m sure you can imagine the gestures we get 
> almost everywhere else
> if our team pulls away with a victory.
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> ?The town, the magnificent stadium and the fans make Green Bay the eternal 
> city of the National
> Football League.?
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> In a message dated 1/11/2005 9:29:11 A.M. Central Standard Time,
> john.fruit at usbank.com writes:
> Don't believe everything you read.  I'm not going to say that's never
> happened, but in 32 years of attending Packer games I've never, ever seen
> or heard of this happening. If it were the Bears' team bus, I could easily
> believe it.
> So, I guess when Tony Dungy says that he's personally seen it 7 or 8 times
> while he was leaving Lambeau he's making it up?  And I don't think he was
> traveling in a Bears' team bus.
>
> Really, really classy, those Packers fans.
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