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re: Just checking in to see if the LSU melt is still in full swing
Posted on 12/5/23 at 3:03 pm to JKChesterton
Posted on 12/5/23 at 3:03 pm to JKChesterton
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I take it a found someone who attended the Catholic league schools, Holy Cross, Jesuit, Brother Martin, etc?
If you only knew
New Orleans, a place where you meet someone new and they ask where you went to school they are asking about high school. Also has one of the, if not the worst public school systems in the developed world.
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If your from New Orleans then you know the peoples that founded New Orleans, the immigrants that came there are more similar to the same immigrant groups that went to Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, NYC, and other cities across the Midwest.
And? I mean, it explains some of the different accents. You could make as compelling of an argument that New Orleans is a Caribbean city.
New Orleans has a unique history but let’s be honest, it’s a dying city.
And none of this has a thing to do with the LSU melt
I appreciate you trying to change the topic but distract from the LSU melt but let’s stay on topic. :lol:
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Posted on 12/5/23 at 3:12 pm to Frank Thomas
Frank Thomas:
I don't know what you are getting at if you only knew.
With that said, unfortunately for New Orleans Hurricane Katrina and the residual effects of it has in fact caused a spiral to that city which it has not nor will ever recover.
Very unfortunate. One of my 1st cousins, among the last of my cousins In New Orleans just moved out the Saint Tammany Parish which is North of Lake Ponchartrain. In the last 15 or so years, 2 aunts of mine still there have passed on.
So since you are posting something non trolling , I again agree that New Orleans will never recover from Hurricane Katrina 100%. Sad reality but that is just the reality.
Now regarding LSU, there is nothing for me to melt about. LSU finished 9-3 and 6-2 in the SEC. End of of discussion.
I have said over, and over, and over in this thread and every thread last weekend that Bama beating UGA and going 12-1 and SEC champs (4-1 vs. CFP top 21) is one of the best 4 teams. In fact, I think UGA is 1 of the best 4 teams and if you ask me who my best four teams are, I would have in no particular order Texas/Bama/UW/UGA.
So have I been clear enough here.
I don't know what you are getting at if you only knew.
With that said, unfortunately for New Orleans Hurricane Katrina and the residual effects of it has in fact caused a spiral to that city which it has not nor will ever recover.
Very unfortunate. One of my 1st cousins, among the last of my cousins In New Orleans just moved out the Saint Tammany Parish which is North of Lake Ponchartrain. In the last 15 or so years, 2 aunts of mine still there have passed on.
So since you are posting something non trolling , I again agree that New Orleans will never recover from Hurricane Katrina 100%. Sad reality but that is just the reality.
Now regarding LSU, there is nothing for me to melt about. LSU finished 9-3 and 6-2 in the SEC. End of of discussion.
I have said over, and over, and over in this thread and every thread last weekend that Bama beating UGA and going 12-1 and SEC champs (4-1 vs. CFP top 21) is one of the best 4 teams. In fact, I think UGA is 1 of the best 4 teams and if you ask me who my best four teams are, I would have in no particular order Texas/Bama/UW/UGA.
So have I been clear enough here.
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