"Wisconsin: Come smell our dairy air!"

[BurtWorm]

Is that the best state slogan, or what?

[Fridays Child]

1. Is that for real?

If it isn't, it should be! :toast:

[BurtWorm]

4. I heard about it from my brother who saw it on a bumper sticker.

It's probably not official. ;)

[Archae]

11. It's a joke.

Like our term for those "down south:"

"FIB's." :D

[BurtWorm]

12. You wacky cheeseheads!

:hi:

[Archae]

13. I see FIB's at least once a week.

Since I live on the Interstate here in Sheboygan, I see FIB's at least once a week.

How can I tell?

Ok, it's usually a once-brand new car gone to hell through neglect, (or truck, SUV or RV,) it's totally filthy in back, no gas cap.
Someone's dirty underwear jammed in the filler hole.
Illinois plates.

Bumper sticker on the back saying "ush heney 20." (Ragged Bush-Cheney sticker from 2000.) :D

[KitchenWitch]

15. I know all about FIBs

And Bubblers! and Tyme machines!

[HalfManHalfBiscuit]

2. Ahhh, the sweet smell of cowshit

[BurtWorm]

5. They don't call it dairy air for nothing, eh?

:hi:

[parkening]

9. A farmer down the road

used to say, "It smells like money."

[rfranklin]

3. You ever smell a herd of cows?

That's the aroma of cow manure stinging your nostrils! Wathc where you're steppin'.

[laheina]

7. My father used to live in the middle of nowhere.

And to get there we had to pass by *several* dairies. I will never forget the stench as long as I live! :puke:

[parkening]

10. The fewer the antibiotics

the better the smell. This from an expert on farm animal emmissions and their smells.

[billyskank]

6. Sorry. That was me.

[eoberhauser]

8. LOL

All I thought of when I read that was

"Come smell our derriere"

As in French for behind!

Now that's hilarious

Erin

[buddysmellgood]

14. Actually, it's come kiss our dairy air.

[BurtWorm]

16. Smell is more doubly entendre-y.

It's hard to kiss air, but you can kiss... what were we talking about?

:smoke: