That Wisconsin has a sweet treasure trail.

When I moved away from the area for a few years after college, I wound up working in an office with a guy from Minnesota, and one of our favorite things to mock-argue about was which state has more lakes -- Wisconsin or Minnesota.  I remember finding a website that said WI did and gloating over it; he countered with a pro-MN website that said something about how "Wisconsin cheats and counts ponds."  Eventually, we reached an impasse and agreed to disagree.

It was stupid, but then again, probably not any more stupid than arguing about the Packers & the Vikings.

Are you the guy who was hoisting that sign for the post-goal lap at the Bulldogs game last week??  I would totally rock that in a t-shirt.

@Mary. It's only fair that WI counts ponds.  MN seems to classify any body of water as a lake. Growing up in WI, I remember visiting MN and seeing a very small body of water and calling it a pond. My MN friend quickly said, it's not pond, that's a lake. I work blocks away from Powderhorn Lake in Mpls. Back in Sconie, it would be Powderhorn Pond.

wisco alphabet:

L-E-I-N-E-N-K-U-G-E-L-S