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justo
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GoPackGo
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Packers/Bears from 85 on NFL Network right now. Holy cow, Zorn is awful. I know dickey was out, but this noodle armed inaccuracy would make Joe Webb say "damn, that's bad."
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SDN40
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The Saints are 20 million over the cap 
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TheGreatZepp
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| SDN40 wrote: | | The Saints are 20 million over the cap |
Pittsburgh, Dallas and Carolina are in that stratosphere too. Veteran purge time.
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CentralFC
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| TheGreatZepp wrote: | | SDN40 wrote: | | The Saints are 20 million over the cap |
Pittsburgh, Dallas and Carolina are in that stratosphere too. Veteran purge time. |
I'm surprised Pittsburgh is. I can see the others but the Steelers are so well ran that cap problems seem impossible for them.
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Pugger
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| MNPackfan32 wrote: | | I'M BACK IN WISKY!!!!!! |
Where in Wisky? I won't be back up there until June.
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MNPackfan32
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| Pugger wrote: | | MNPackfan32 wrote: | | I'M BACK IN WISKY!!!!!! |
Where in Wisky? I won't be back up there until June. |
I was in Iron River, just Friday night and Saturday for racing. Back in the MN now. |
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Pugger
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| MNPackfan32 wrote: | | Pugger wrote: | | MNPackfan32 wrote: | | I'M BACK IN WISKY!!!!!! |
Where in Wisky? I won't be back up there until June. |
I was in Iron River, just Friday night and Saturday for racing. Back in the MN now. |
Stock car racing? As a spectator or participant?
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TheGreatZepp
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| Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2013 1:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Pugger wrote: | | MNPackfan32 wrote: | | Pugger wrote: | | MNPackfan32 wrote: | | I'M BACK IN WISKY!!!!!! |
Where in Wisky? I won't be back up there until June. |
I was in Iron River, just Friday night and Saturday for racing. Back in the MN now. |
Stock car racing? As a spectator or participant? |
I'd imagine it was stock car racing of the Northwoods aka Snowmobile races.
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PackFan4Life
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That is too bad they changed the name of this thread. We have a lot of limp noodles and folks with thin skin. Oh well.
I am thinking about selling out of this and opening some pizza and/or sandwich franchises, anyone know of anything they like that is not offered? I am looking to bring them to the Wausau, Portage, Green Bay type area triangle. Let me know your thoughts. |
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incognito_man
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| PackFan4Life wrote: | That is too bad they changed the name of this thread. We have a lot of limp noodles and folks with thin skin. Oh well.
I am thinking about selling out of this and opening some pizza and/or sandwich franchises, anyone know of anything they like that is not offered? I am looking to bring them to the Wausau, Portage, Green Bay type area triangle. Let me know your thoughts. |
I think a paleo-style, local food, fast-food type restaurant is ripe for the taking. This might work better in the southern part of the state, but I think wausau and or GB might support something of that nature too. I have been researching this idea in the Madison area for awhile now. |
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IrishGreen
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i think any "health type place" in a not already saturated market would do well.
like i live in fond du lac, about 50,000 people, and like we don't have a panera. not saying panera is necessarily always healthy, but it has that "fresh" image and at least healthier options. if i was a restaurant guy at all, i would go for that in a second.
even like a jamba juice would slay imo. we just got a cherry berry 8 months ago or so and that place is always crammed.
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PackFan4Life
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| incognito_man wrote: | | PackFan4Life wrote: | That is too bad they changed the name of this thread. We have a lot of limp noodles and folks with thin skin. Oh well.
I am thinking about selling out of this and opening some pizza and/or sandwich franchises, anyone know of anything they like that is not offered? I am looking to bring them to the Wausau, Portage, Green Bay type area triangle. Let me know your thoughts. |
I think a paleo-style, local food, fast-food type restaurant is ripe for the taking. This might work better in the southern part of the state, but I think wausau and or GB might support something of that nature too. I have been researching this idea in the Madison area for awhile now. |
I am talking buying franchise rights for a few, not starting a new one. I am not that creative lol. |
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PackFan4Life
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| IrishGreen wrote: | i think any "health type place" in a not already saturated market would do well.
like i live in fond du lac, about 50,000 people, and like we don't have a panera. not saying panera is necessarily always healthy, but it has that "fresh" image and at least healthier options. if i was a restaurant guy at all, i would go for that in a second.
even like a jamba juice would slay imo. we just got a cherry berry 8 months ago or so and that place is always crammed. |
Panera is one I am considering, I was thinking something like that with a Little Caesars built on next to it or something |
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Kenrik
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| Looking to go on vacation in March with my girlfriend(mid 20s). Looking to go to a larger city with lots of things to do. Tourism, sports events(she loves the wild), comedy shows, clubs/bar, arts shows, etc. I live in MN and wouldnt mind going somewhere a bit warmer. Anyone have any great experiences or have any suggestions. Thinking SF, NY or New Orleans right now. Thanks guys! |
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