  Wisco Never Sleeps This just in, from a fellow Wisco-nite we met on Friday after the Cubs game. Unfortunately, I don't remember what he looked like (give me a break, we were in the bleachers and my friends were buying the beers), but he sounds like fun. He e-mailed this note to me and the other Sconie girls I was with. Any of y'all who are in the Chicago area, should stop on by the Alumni Club on Sundays... "That's right ladies - Wisco-Nation never lies down and takes a nap; especially on Sundays when perfection strolls out onto the field.
Not everyone is perfect, not everyone can be Brett Favre. Actually, not everyone knows a lot about football. But I'm assuming that since you chosen few are from Wisconsin, you might know about a sport called football, and a team in northern Wisconsin that plays just about every Sunday through the fall. My job is to ensure that all people who enjoy viewing such a sport get the opportunity to do so in the right environment. Namely, with me and about anyone else I can scrap together in this God-forsaken state (damn FIBs). Seriously, since moving here I've trekked my ass every Sunday to the Alumni Club on Division for the games.
It's a Bear hang-out, but the owner is from Wisco and plays Green Bay upstairs with the Bears downstairs. It isn't exactly the classiest bar in Chicago, but the beer is cheap, and I routinely get hammered and throw things. I've got a few people who are always there with me, and there are always a bunch of people from Wisco who will seem somewhat familiar to me since I got drunk with them 16 Sundays last year.
Drop me an e-mail if you want, or just show up (by the way, I'm the guy from Guthrie's). There are many things for us to be proud of, being from Wisconsin, and none less than our ability to cheer for Green Bay in a victory, or cloud our brain so heavily with beer that we forget about the loss. " If my memory serves me right, he was the guy I took a picture with who kept making a "W" gang-type sign with his hand and was incessantly yelling out "go Wisco!".
I'll be the first to admit that Packer fans are obnoxious. Let's hope Lee Jeans can keep up with me and my family when we're all at Lambeau this Sunday. He has no idea what he's in for, poor thing. 
