Lol, no, I’m about 65 Miles NE of Escanaba. I wasn’t in that movie but maybe Trapper Dahlgren Was!!! Lol

Were you in that movie, "Moonlight in Escanaba"? Lol lol. Now those guys were Yoopers! Loved that movie! On a serious note, I hope you can get rid of the wench![/quote]

It's "Escanaba in da Moonlight."

Lived in Ossineke for a year longest year of my life , couldn't wait to leave that state. Way too many family trees didn't branch in that area.

It's "Escanaba in da Moonlight."
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Was that the Michigan version of brokeback mountain?

Escanabb in Da Moonlight wasn't a Brokeback Mountain sequel. No Canucks in the cast that I know of. But Jimmer sure reminds me of Canuck Bushman!

i trapped at that camp where escanaba in the moonlight was made ,

never saw the movie

I still say the U.P. should be its own state. In keeping with independence from the southeast lower peninsula.

That effects the upper half of the Lower part badly as well.

And I have seen the movie of mention!

Could we just cut a east west line from Bay city? Please.....Tell Ohio were sorry, they can have everything Bay city south!

Sorry boys, knew the name wasn't quite right, but couldn't remember it for sure. Get it close, someone will correct me! lol

If you guys didnt talk so funny we might allow you to be part of Ontario.

Agreed. Fence off them thar Yoopers. We don't need um.

Poor persecuted minority; always picked on. wah,wah,wah.

I think a lot of us are developing complexes like that.

I go to NMU and what you just said seems spot on. I’m from downstate and can’t wrap my mind around how people say that they are “yoopers” after their first day of classes. No intentions of changing Marquette from me

Not yet...we dont.

I always wear my (I hugged it first, tree, tee shirt when I go to Marquette.)
Show's a stump on the shirt.
Get lots of grey haired ladies looking at me funny.

I was in Michigan yesterday, the part of Michigan we went through had rough roads, and the grass along the sides and in the middle looked as if it wasn't mowed yet this year.

best pasties in the UP?

Lawries?

No ..... I don't care for Lawrie's Pasties.

Jean Kay's pasties are a lot better. They are made with steak They are on Presque Isle Ave
Tell Brian "Hello" if you go there.
across from the white dome you can see. (Superior Dome) It is the largest wooden dome in the world.

Muldoon's pasties in Munising are good too.

I don't remember names of other Pasty places I have been too. I have had some good ones though.

If you get up in da Up try a Cudighi, they are really good too. Ralph's Italian Delicatessen

Eclectic Italian deli. Voted the U.P.’s best Cudighi ! Ralph's is in Ishpeming, MI

I'm sorry about you people that like Lawrie's Pasties but I still remember them as the Pastie I likes the least !
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Every pasty is different, just like cudighi and pizza. I like them all. Lawry’s original shop is basically in my backyard just west of Ishpeming. They also have pizza and cudighi. The Marquette Lawry’s is strictly Pasty’s. The best Pasty’s the ones my wife and I make at home.

Ralph’s is now under a huge change. The main part of their store/restaurant is being converted into a pot shop. The back half will still sell cudighi’s for takeout.