I skipped a few of the quizzes this year, but I must have done pretty well; now that the NFL regular season is over, my teacher said she was going to take for a vacation in Mexico for a few days. She leaves love notes on the skittles she puts in my desk, so I’m pretty excited about the trip.
It’s hard to believe how a few swaths of gold cloth placed strategically on a few young women in the freezing cold can blow up into something so big, so quickly.
To rehash: the Packers Bikini Girls appeared on the pages of this site after I scoured the web looking for images, after having seen them on the Fox broadcast of the final regular season game at Lambeau, Packers vs Lions.
Apparently there were quite a few people interested in seeing attractive young women in bikinis in the freezing cold of Lambeau in December. I was able to get in contact with a relative of the girls and was able to gather more “data.”
At game time I was certain that even if the family went to this game, no way those girls strip to their skivvies again. Too damn cold.
Uh, wrong.
The girls were at it again yesterday at the NFC Championship game, where during the game temps hovered around -4° and windchill of -24°. Even Brett Favre was holding a hand warmer up to his face the whole game. It’d be a shame if some frozen female parts were found in Lambeau’s bleachers, victims of the unbearable temperatures. At least when these pictures were taken, all parts were still attached.
For those of you looking for more information about the Packers Bikini Girls, here it is:
The girls are sisters and cousins of each other, and have been doing this for the last 5-6 years. I’ve been playing email tag, so I can’t tell you exactly why they do it, but judging from the picture at right, I would guess it’s some sort of PSA for the Green Bay Chamber of Commerce or maybe the State of Wisconsin, to explain to those outside Wisconsin that the women here are actually more warm-blooded than one might think them to be.
The notoriety that accompanies their appearances has been growing every year, and I’m pretty sure the over exposure they’ll soon be getting* is due to a couple of important factors:
1. They’re beautiful.
2. They’re wearing matching Packer bikini tops. (By the way ladies, where did you find those tops? There are other women out there trying to find them.) This move gave them a Swedish Bikini Team quality, like an aura of desirable untouchability that is driving the lesser gender crazy.
3. The Packers were really good this year. Putting them on a national stage against a team from the Big Apple pretty much ensured that all of major media was watching. If they were after a 15-minute slice of fame, this was the time and place for it.
And talk about blowing up? I’ve been contacted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and representatives from King World (producers of the show Inside Edition) today to give up the 411 on these women. I was told that footage of them also appeared on NBC’s Today Show.
So I called their dad (not kidding - he’s the muscle that defends the honor of these buff bikini babes) and we got the payment details squared away (signed bikinis from all three),** and I turned over their contact information.
You can expect to see them grace the pages of the Journal Sentinel soon, and because of the timing element to a story like this, you may even see them on Inside Edition tonight.
I’m gonna be sick. Not figuratively. I’m really gonna hurl.
For those of you reading this who are Packer fans, if you were talking any smack about this game, it’s time for you to grab a fork and eat it, too. The better team won tonight.
When by the second quarter the Packers looked like they were already having to rely on the big plays to win, it was becoming clear that they weren’t ready for the biggest of all dances. The stout Giants front line weren’t letting any ball carriers past them. But on the other side of the ball, from the point Charles Woodson got laid out backwards, the Packers weren’t stopping any running backs wearing blue. I don’t know why the Giants didn’t run the ball on every play.
Oh yeah, I know why. Burress and Toomer stand about 17″ taller than Harris and Woodson, so why not throw to them again and again. And again.
And then there were the penalties. The Giants had how many? 6 chances from the Packers 1 to score? You can’t give a good team that many chances.
Favre was decent, but he was outplayed by Manning. Yeah, wake up and smell the limburger, cheeseheads. Manning’s throws were where they were supposed to be more often. If it wasn’t for Driver resurrecting several drives with circus catches up the middle (and of course the 90 yard play where he somehow managed to outrun 3 guys who were all faster than him), the Packers might have been shut out.
The good and the bad of it is the Packers are a really young team. They made mistakes that young teams make. Mistakes that Harry Sidney warned about before the Seahawk game; trying to turn every little opportunity into a gamebreak, like trying to scoop up a fumble and take it home instead of just flopping on it. But this team whether with or without Favre in ‘08, won’t have gee-whiz cow eyes next year when on the big stage.
The bikini girls were out again tonight, but somehow that didn’t seem to matter tonight. I guess (Superbowl) berths trump bikinis.
But hell, I had them as a 9-7 team. Many others had them 8-8 or worse. They finished 14-4, second best in the NFC. So I’ll lick my wounds, replace the chunk of carpet that was ruined from my pacing in front of the TV tonight, then reset the clock on the Favre Watch: Decision 2008. And then I’ll wish the Giants good luck against the Pats.
Come on down at BetUS Sportsbook and support your home team - Green Bay Packers. They've got the latest football odds and lines, biggest bonuses and offers you the BEST football betting experience you could ever imagine!
Check out autographed Green Bay Packers memorabilia. Each piece is guaranteed authentic by SportsMemorabilia.com and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
This site is not affiliated with nor sponsored by the Green Bay Packers or the NFL. Not even a little. It's just a fan blog. All opinions expressed on this site are my own. (Unless you decide to comment on one of my posts. Then all bets are off.) Any graphics, logos or other copyrighted works (such as the Green Bay Packers logo) are presented here under the fair use provision of the US Copyright Act. I will make every attempt to cite sources when reporting news about the Packers, but I'm human, so I'll probably forget once in awhile - if you find an omission please point it out to me so that I can give credit where it's due. Oh, I almost forgot - sometimes a player for the Packers or Packer management or the NFL at large will do something stupid, creating an atmosphere where I may feel the need to spout off about things that are factual right next to things that are totally fabricated. To play it safe, you should probably assume everything written here is a lie.
I skipped a few of the quizzes this year, but I must have done pretty well; now that the NFL regular season is over, my teacher said she was going to take for a vacation in Mexico for a few days. She leaves love notes on the skittles she puts in my desk, so I’m pretty excited about the trip.
Apparently there were quite a few people interested in seeing attractive young women in bikinis in the freezing cold of Lambeau in December. I was able to get in contact with a relative of the girls and was able to gather more “data.”
The girls were at it again yesterday at the NFC Championship game, where during the game temps hovered around -4° and windchill of -24°. Even Brett Favre was holding a hand warmer up to his face the whole game. It’d be a shame if some frozen female parts were found in Lambeau’s bleachers, victims of the unbearable temperatures. At least when these pictures were taken, all parts were still attached.
The notoriety that accompanies their appearances has been growing every year, and I’m pretty sure the over exposure they’ll soon be getting* is due to a couple of important factors:
And talk about blowing up? I’ve been contacted by the 
