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LAKLAND OWNERS GROUP #27

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MGD and Cheese curds? that is Wisconsin....which I AM PROUD to be from....

down here it is Bud and deep dish pizza.....LOVE the deep dish..HATE the Bud.....like my beers to have flava'

Like I think I've told you my friend's from Wisconsin. Not sure what town to name as his native as there's probably no space on the map where he hasn't lived :D Just a few days ago he sent me a note that he's going to get married - and again in Wisconsin!

MGD is good for my health when it is ice-cold and I hungover. Still don't get the curds, sorry. In my parts and in my childhood, people were cracking roasted sunflower seeds instead... And Markus' family are probably sick of the traditional spicy pig fat ;)
 
Yay, I'm not a complete fool.
On a side note, I'm glad I love Star Wars otherwise jokes like this would of started to annoy me along time ago.
I can tolerate them at the moment though...For now...:ninja:

my pal from wisconsin I mentioned... his middle name is Skyler. His dad was fond of the Skywalker family.
I guess they'd denied to adopt an earthling thus the shortened name. You know, avoiding signature and copyright issues and everything. Unluckily, such couldn't solve the DJ problem. What could be easier, renaming her to Dall Joz or something :hiding:
 
Yeah, but this is my punishment for my parents calling me Luke, I mean, Star Wars was already out and everything, lol. Nah I got no beef with my name (Que: "Where's the beef?" Image)

Besides, when I get my very first US Lakie I may ask Dan to change the headstock decal to "Lukeland"
Is that cheesy enough for you?

as long as you keep to the Lakland* Spelling Code that demands that you:
a) omit the non-syllabic "e"
b) use an umlaut, with the exception of:
c) you put an asterisk after the "d"
 
Hey Dennis and Markus, maybe you can help me with something.
How would I pronounce the last name "Ratajczyk"?
Now I'm pretty sure it's a Polish name, and I hope my asking this isn't offensive in anyway, but I noticed Poland and the Ukraine share a border, and Russia is also pretty close by, geographically. I know that these 3 countries have different languages, but I thought you may know.
 
Hey Dennis and Markus, maybe you can help me with something.
How would I pronounce the last name "Ratajczyk"?
Now I'm pretty sure it's a Polish name, and I hope my asking this isn't offensive in anyway, but I noticed Poland and the Ukraine share a border, and Russia is also pretty close by, geographically. I know that these 3 countries have different languages, but I thought you may know.

It should be Polish, and (I think) pronounced "rah -'tie-chick", "ah" like in "Markus" ;-)
Ra is Egyptian god of sun and I don't have a clue what he has to do with a tie and a chick. Well I think Markus may have to do with all the three.
 
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