So I
subscribe to Popular Mechanics. In a recent issue, (Sept.
"05") I read this great article about a new research lab in
Antarctica (the South Pole) that is being built. It is
scheduled for completion in 2008 and it is just beyond my feeble
description. In any event I am awe struck by the guys that
study and work there, and the technology of this new
structure. You see my friends it gets
negative 100 degrees and despite
its flat expanse of snow, it sits at an elevation of 9300 ft.
It is one of the most lifeless places in the world. I am
thinking to myself, "I could do that.....it would be
fun." I became engrossed in reading more about how
they handle the conditions and what kind of people these are.
I stumbled upon this picture while reading more about
them.
It is one of the best examples I have seen of the
spirit I am trying to capture on this site. Major kudos to
the shirtless guy with the beer in his hand. I
truly love you guys! (in a straight kind of admirable
way) Take pride in knowing this "Varsity Page" was
inspired by you!
Here is the other extreme! To all our men and women serving, I
salute you and the effort you are putting in for your
country. Remember the adage about the squeaky
wheel. It applies when you hear of people here squawking
about the war. If someone opposes the war itself, that is
their God given right, which each of you protects, if they however
bad mouth you, there are a whole bunch of us here that will gladly
start collecting teeth on your behalf. I will not open
that can of worms much more here, as it is not the proper
forum, I will simply say this. We love and respect the
job you are doing there and wish you safe passage home when your
work is complete. Email us guys....send pics and words from the
front.
Well, when it comes to pride in the Packers and clinging
hard to your Cheesehead roots, there are few that hold a match to my
friend Peter in the Australian Outback.
This guy has had a presence on the web that dates way back. He
lives Down Under with his wife and two children, but stays well
connected. His site: PACKER BACKER FROM
DOWNUNDER is a great resource as is evidenced by my "Packers
Page." Kudos to you my friend! Keep the fondue warm, you
can drink from my stein any time.
Meet
Bill. Bill is from Hingham, & went to school in
Oostburg. He spent 7 years at the Pentagon and now
works for a Federal Agency that removes snow, not the
Wisconsin variety, but the "Tony Montana" type. He serves our
country nearly as well as he serves us here at the University.
Bill caught a mispelled word in the original logo, that uncaught
would have cost me dearly. He has been a friend to
the Cheesehead U, and was the first to order products from
our store. He is the quint essential Cheese Whiz, and by the
picture you can see he is a loyalist. Kudos to you Bill.
Welcome to the Varsity Page. You are a one man
party!
My friends,
this is the Packalope on the left. He is
the only fan ever inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
He is a hard loyalist and known by all here at Lambeau. He is feared
by opposing fans, revered by our fans and has a nice
rack. Prior to her unfortunate passing, his wife "Mrs. Lope's"
proudly supported him and the spirit of the great Packer
tradition. He now honors her too as he sets up in rememberance
and love for her, the Pack and their shared pride
in being part of the legends of Lambeau! We love you
Lope!
Don't make assumptions about a Wisconsin girl. Jamie would fool you. She is cute and
sweet, yes, but she showed outstanding qualities at the game on
November 6th. She danced, sang, drank, screamed and rooted the
Packers like a Banshee Warrior. Each time she would leave for
the bathroom or to get more beer, I would watch as she would stop
and watch each play. She showed the utmost courtesy by sitting
on the stairs, as not to block anyone's view, and she would
intently watch each play and cheer wherever she was with the same
vigor she showed in the stands. She also recieves a Medal
of Cheese for her courage in saving an almost spilled beer by a
drunken patron next to her. Kudos to you Jamie, our first
female Varsity Fan of the Month. Man, I hope my wife is
not seeing this! I will lose my game
pass!
Danielle and the Packer Club of
Hemet, So California get props for organizing so effectively and
showing great pride amongst the hordes of sprout eating hippies of
Cali. Look at the diversity of this crew! KUDOS
CHEESEHEADS!
Chris & Serena
are from Austin, Texas. Chris came up here for the Packers,
Bears home game in December "05." This guy is totally misplaced in
the "Hell Hot Heat" of Texas. He impressed me by walking
outside in a t-shirt for an hour in below freezing temperatures and
constantly told me how much he loved Wisconsin. He drank
Leinenkugels and Spotted Cow like they were water. He toured
Widmer's Cheese Factory with us and had I not known better I
would have sworn he was a Cheesehead. A "die hard" fan of the
Packers since childhood, he makes me proud. Serena, something
tells me you will one day join your cousin......your man has cheese
in his blood!
This is the Packer's
Pacific Booster Club. This is a dated picture, but they can be
tracked on our links page. We are looking to them to help us
represent at the National Tailgating Competition in July "06"
See our "Big News" link. Bravo California! Nice
numbers!
HABIB!
Habib is from Bangladesh! This guy took to Wisconsin
living like the Vikings take to sucking! His boys at the
University of Wisconsin, River Falls, submitted him for Varsity
status. Apparently our boy Habib refused to go to the bathroom
or leave his seat at the Christmas Game. It was his first game
at Lambeau and he feared leaving for any reason would take some of
the flavor away. Habib also hunts and fishes and is our newest
member of the Varsity club. Kudos to Jake and your buddies
there Habib, you guys are doing great work keeping the spirit
of Wisconsin alive, especially considering your proximity
to MN.

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