
Went to college in MKE after being raised in a small town near Madison. People definitely referred to it as Cream City, and it definitely confused me at first, but it makes sense.
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DavidDunn21 wrote:Born and raised. It's something they might teach you in school. It's not something anyone has ever used. When you fly into Mitchell there's a kiosk pimping Brew City merch, for example.skones wrote:Anyone who doesn't think the city has an association with a VERY specific type of brick in which a number of buildings are made of throughout the city should probably open their eyes. They are LITERALLY the city's building blocks.
Maybe take a little pride in the city you're rooting for, and say, idk, learn a little about it?
Would you like to school us on all the times you've heard Cream City used in a sentence? Of all the Bulls fans who have driven up to watch Chicago play the Bucks, has a single flatlander ever uttered: "Driving up to the Cream City there to watch the Bulls Thursday night?"
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talbert wrote:DavidDunn21 wrote:Born and raised. It's something they might teach you in school. It's not something anyone has ever used. When you fly into Mitchell there's a kiosk pimping Brew City merch, for example.skones wrote:Anyone who doesn't think the city has an association with a VERY specific type of brick in which a number of buildings are made of throughout the city should probably open their eyes. They are LITERALLY the city's building blocks.
Maybe take a little pride in the city you're rooting for, and say, idk, learn a little about it?
Would you like to school us on all the times you've heard Cream City used in a sentence? Of all the Bulls fans who have driven up to watch Chicago play the Bucks, has a single flatlander ever uttered: "Driving up to the Cream City there to watch the Bulls Thursday night?"
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My parents are from Chicago. Growing up it was pretty common for me to hear a relative say something like "How are things in Cream City?" People refer to Milwaukee as the Cream City all the time.
jakecronus8 wrote:Bucks uni ranking since they rebranded
8) 18-19 City (McDonald’s colors)
7) 19-20 City (cream city)
6) Original FTD (giant buck head)
5) 19-20 Alts (black)
4) 18-19 Earned (xmas colors)
3) Road-Green
2) 17-18 City (original cream)
1) Home-White
This. Brew City is absolutely tired.vital_signs wrote:I don't think it's an argument that Brew City is more commonly used than Cream City, but Cream City sounds fresh and new while Brew City is tired.
jakecronus8 wrote:Bucks uni ranking since they rebranded
8) 18-19 City (McDonald’s colors)
7) 19-20 City (cream city)
6) Original FTD (giant buck head)
5) 19-20 Alts (black)
4) 18-19 Earned (xmas colors)
3) Road-Green
2) 17-18 City (original cream)
1) Home-White


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Licensed to Il wrote:Awesome video Dunn, loved it, so great.
I read a published interview with Dunleavy Sr once, he verified that Kohl had seen kids all over town in Hornets gear, asked why it was popular, and was told it was the color scheme. He demanded a purple rebrand, on the basis of that he thought purple was cool.
