Fuck Minnesota.
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Oliver Murphy
Looks like Norway.
Lincoln Lopez
Looks like Lacrosse.
Jason Sanchez
We have lots of Scandinavians here :3
Carter Richardson
Lol just like a Wisconsonite- no balls to step to their real threat.
Jackson Sanders
I just river tubed the Wisconsin River for the first time last year, gotta say - Sugar River near Brodhead is better. Less buggy.
>UP
I do agree that this needs to be retaken. It's like the Israel of the Midwest.
Matthew Torres
someone famous is from wisconsin
"whitney wisconsin"
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Charles Ross
>Wisconsin Thread
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Bitches don't know bout my spring fed lake.
Owen Bell
Looks like Pennsylvania.
William Fisher
I legitimately loathe and despise the faggot cutting in on the video more than the dog whore.
Chase Morales
>Lake Geneva
I miss Walworth County so much.
Alexander Ward
wouldn't waste my time living anywhere other than rhode island
Oliver Barnes
The big loser in the War of Toledo was Wisconsin.
Jonathan Johnson
Jordan Phillips
FAILED STATE
WISCONSIN CAN NEVER RECOVER
Dominic Wright
That's Ohio's fault. Fuck Ohio
Asher Flores
Is it true that Wisconsin has twice as many lakes as Minnesota? Why don't you guys brag about it as much as your lesser neighbor?
Brayden Stewart
Bullshit pic. Wisconsin doesn't have earthquakes.
Levi Campbell
Minnesota has 11K lates. Wisconsin has 15K. Alaska laughs its ass off at both of us.
>3,000,000 lakes
Blake Peterson
because the only other thing minnesota has to brag about is niggers and muh fortune 500's.
>t. minnesotan with about 15 properties along the bluffs
John Butler
Everybody from Illinois knows about our spring fed lake. Can't blame them, it is beautiful.
Sebastian Anderson
Downtown Kenosha still looks like shit.
Adrian Green
No they don't, even when counting their ponds.
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>The DNR publication "Wisconsin Lakes" reports that this state has 15,074 documented lakes from 1- or 2-acre spring ponds on up. Only about 40% have been named. Most of the unnamed lakes are small, less than 10 acres.
But it turns out that the Minnesota state agency only counts a body of water as a lake if it is more than 10 acres in surface area. Wisconsin counts everything, from half-acre farm ponds