On Wis. officials urge hunters to stay safe
Posted on November 21 at 3:20 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Much safer to treat every "beer hunter" as if he is fully loaded and thinks that his wife is back home unmuzzled with her eyes on the target and her finger on the trigger for the opening weekend all-nighter!
But thanks DNR, because if you wouldn't have reminded us we would have just went out and let the 10-year-olds (at least they shouldn't be hung-over!) and blind hunters shoot up the woods, with a few of our own rounds thrown in for good measure (and a quick "merciful" end)!
On Report: Nuclear power won’t solve global warming
Posted on November 21 at 9:03 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
The problem, dear brutes, lies not in our stars, but in ourselves, that we are...overpopulated!
But H1N1 and its relatives and friends (Nature, that is) are trying their very best to help us with this dilemma!
On Pew Center looks at Wisconsin's outlook and says, well, pew
Posted on November 21 at 8:08 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Surprised?
Let's buy more trains we don't need (and have no tracks for), hand out benefits to domestic partners of state employees, lose tens of millions in child care aid fraud and not blink and eye, handout high welfare benefits to any mope that moves to WI, locally build a new ice rink that we don't have money for and don't need (and let's add an unneeded underpass and children's museum for good measure!), and, in an attempt to attend to (i.e. "avoid") the crisis at hand, let's propose a "state motorcycle" (or maybe a "state salad," or "state hair style," or "state disease"--I think that one should be an easy one!).
The Pew Center has nothing to hide (and with a name like "Pew" I bet they can smell a rat!), and Beastmaster Jim Doyle and his cronies everything to hide! Remember the French Revolution? "Let them eat brioche" (the new state bread?)!
On Influential Janesville teacher dies unexpectedly
Posted on November 20 at 10 p.m.
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On Fire closes Orfordville restaurant
Posted on November 20 at 10 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
We have found Jason and he is in your attic now--run!
Honestly, how does this discussion turn from a fire at K's to "Where's Waldo Rux," the Packers, and lawnboys?
On Proposal would name official Wis. motorcycle
Posted on November 20 at 9:56 a.m. ( Suggest removal )
Wow, whatever Doyle has must be catching. While Rome, WI, burns, this legislature and the idiot-in-chief focus on everything but the issues.
What's next--official state snack food? Official WI welfare system out-of-staters (I bet I know the answer to that one too!)? Just another in the long line of reasons that it is more than apparent by the legislation they propose that we likely do not need a full-time, paid legislature--they do more harm than good!
On Former school district manager appears in court
Posted on November 19 at 9:19 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
So this is how it feels to stare into the face of pure evil, eh? No doubt, a criminal mastermind at work here!
On Milton's new 59 is a roundabout route
Posted on November 18 at 11:10 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Mr. Miyagi: "Roundabout in, right-hand turn only. Roundabout out, left-hand turn okay. In, out. Breathe in through nose, out the mouth. In, out. Don't forget to breathe!"
These roundabouts will be like the malls they built on Main Streets years ago and now are taking out at great expense--or like virtually all of Janesville's silly one-way streets--a fad, and lousy urban planning to boot. And $7.7 million for a few mile bypass of Milton just because they felt the Milton House was such an historical artifact?! Come on. These guys have way too much of my money to spend on nothing. Why, they must think they are the Janesville city council or something!
"Don't forget to breath!"
On Hedgehogs flourish with love they find at Janesville home
Posted on November 16 at 9:12 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
How sweet and cute!
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On Food drive comes to end
Posted on November 22 at 12:45 p.m. ( Suggest removal )
Thanks for all the hard work over many, many years. Unfortunately, things change and we all must adapt--luckily not by car-pooling to Kansas City!
There are many other food and charitable programs available locally to which anyone or any business may contribute. United Way, Salvation Army, Echo, Sentry foods "buy-a-bag for Echo," and many churches (to name a few) are immediately available to accept and distribute your contributions of money, food, and time.
Instead of of trying to resurrect this past program at the last minute, those who wish to can direct their resources to the program(s) of their choice and still help likely the very same people and families in this community that the GM food drive assisted for years and years(which is another interesting story altogether!).