Talk:Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

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[edit] Fond du Lac High School

I removed a parenthetical identifying Fond du Lac High School as being formerly Goodrich High School. Although the new High School replaces Goodrich as the only high school in Fond du Lac, they are in completely different locations.

[edit] Safest/Most Crime-Free metropolitan area nationwide

1. Is that really true? 2. If it is true, it should probably be added.

[edit] how do you pronounce Fond du Lac?

Fond du Lac is pronounced fon due lack, not fon DA lack. Although, some residents do slur the words together making it sound like fondalack. As far as that goes, some ethnic groups say fonjoolack and fonjalack. But the fact remains it is pronounced FON DUE LACK. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.69.137.38 (talk) 16:25, 25 February 2008 (UTC)

I've removed all pronunciations. There are too many pronunciations, none were in IPA format, and none were sourced. It's controversial and unneeded. Royalbroil 16:41, 25 February 2008 (UTC)