Pleasant Prairie, WI 

A small village located just south of the city of Kenosha. AKA: Kenosha JR

Man1: Where Do you Live?

Man2:Pleasant Prairie, WI

Man1:Where?

Man2:Kenosha, WI

Man1:Oh

Pleasant Prairie, WI by hardcore2124 February 27, 2012

superior, wi 

A town in which the bar-people ratio is almost even.

guy -"so we are in "superior, wi" should we drink some of the freshest purest lake water in the country?"

other guy - "lets just go to this bar here"

superior, wi by VinyL BankZ January 22, 2011

Wind Lake, WI 

Wind Lake is a tiny town, in where if you were to sneeze while driving you would pass it up. There is more bars and churches than places to eat, and zero grocery stores. There is always good fishing. 'Pistol Pete' is one of the cops in Wind Lake, and he is the best one. Wind Lake is unincorporated, and is home of the one and only Chupsters.

Do you want to go fishing on Wind Lake or Waubeesee Lake. Wind Lake, WI

Wind Lake, WI by jesse and rick May 8, 2010

Berlin, Wi 

Wisconsin’s smallest hick town. Has 16 bars, 2 banks, loads of incest, and alot of sexual assault of a minor charges. Oh, and the meth labs &’ weed farms

“Dude I drove through Berlin, Wi and im pretty sure I caught something”

Berlin, Wi by http.wiscokid March 28, 2019

Goodrich, WI 

A hick town in North Central Wisconsin located on the intersection of Highways 64 and 97. Consists of a bar, a church, and a saw mill.

Let's go out to Goodrich, WI and get drunk and shoot shit.

Goodrich, WI by GoodrichGrant April 22, 2009

Strong Wi-fi 

When two people are thinking similar thoughts, they are said to have "strong wi-fi". They are on the same wavelength and have a good connection with eachother.

Homie 1: Bro let's go for food.
Homie 2: I was thinking the same! Strong Wi-fi bro.

Strong Wi-fi by sh-mtv-as June 9, 2019

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection 

Nintendo's new online service that launched at the same time as Mario Kart DS. The idea is great, Nintendo games online. The execution of friends is done worse in Mario Kart DS than it is in a third party game, Tony Hawk's American Sk8tland.

Proof that Nintendo means well but dropped the freaking ball:

To play someone specific online requires the exchange of friend codes. A process that can't be done in game. So if I play a stranger, have a good match, and want to add him to my friend list I can't.

Disconnecting results in no penalty to the disconnecting player.

guy over IM 1: Wanna play Mario Kart DS over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection?
guy over IM 2: Sure, my friend code is XXXXXX-XXXXXX
guy over IM 1: mine is YYYYYY-YYYYYYY
guy over IM 2: I'm searching
guy over IM 1: Searching
guy over IM 2: Did you lock me?
guy over IM 1: Yeah
*minutes later*
both guys over IM : YES
*race begins*
*guy two shuts his DS off before a close loss*
guy 1: WTF you quit
guy 2: I must've lost my wi-fi for a bit

Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection by Brian Johnson November 19, 2005