Things to do in Baton Rouge

you sure are starting a shite load of threads

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Did you take some meth tonight?

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You say that like it's even a question.

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The Greater Baton Rouge population is approximately 774,327

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Including the Greater Tuscaloosa area, the count jumps to about 206,000

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So, to answer your question, not sure what there is to do, but no matter what it is you'll be doing it with a lot more people than in T-Town.

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So the same things. Instead of drinking with 200,000 people in a bar, you can drink with 700,000.

Hummmmmmmmmmmm.

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Yeah, because Alabama is known for it's world-class food and distinct culture.

Oh wait...

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Yeah, because Alabama is known for it's world-class food and distinct culture.

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The OP was things to do in Baton Rouge. I see you listed none and fell back on the "Louisiana, we might be last in education, pay the highest auto insurance rates, have Governors, judges, DA, congressmen, and insurance commissioners in prison, pay some of the lowest wages in the nation, young people are flocking from here, but the food is good and we have "culture". LMFAO.


You care to list any things to do in Baton Rouge? I even stated that this was in response to the "things to do in Tuscaloosa thread".

I have been to Baton Rouge hundreds of times and hundreds and hundreds of times, and I know what their is to do there, and it is exactly the same things that their are to do in Tuscaloosa, but like someone said earlier, with more people.

Also, Baton Rouge isn't really know for its "culture" or its food. Could someone explain what they mean by this distinct culture thing please. LMAO, "distinct culture" LOL.

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The OP was things to do in Baton Rouge. I see you listed none and fell back on the "Louisiana, we might be last in education, pay the highest auto insurance rates, have Governors, judges, DA, congressmen, and insurance commissioners in prison, pay some of the lowest wages in the nation, young people are flocking from here, but the food is good and we have "culture". LMFAO.


You care to list any things to do in Baton Rouge? I even stated that this was in response to the "things to do in Tuscaloosa thread".

I have been to Baton Rouge hundreds of times and hundreds and hundreds of times, and I know what their is to do there, and it is exactly the same things that their are to do in Tuscaloosa, but like someone said earlier, with more people.

Also, Baton Rouge isn't really know for its "culture" or its food. Could someone explain what they mean by this distinct culture thing please. LMAO, "distinct culture" LOL.

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I would, but I'm laughing too hard at anyone trying to defend the notion that Tuscaloosa as anywhere near as much to do as Baton Rouge.

As far as Alabama making fun of Louisiana, that's classic. Jeff Foxworthy made a a career making fun of Alabamans.

You can keep spouting the same garbage over and over but I can guarantee you nobody's buying it.

You'd have to be the biggest homer imaginable to believe Tuscaloosa has a tenth of the things to do that Baton Rouge does.

shite, 1 thing you can't do in T-town that you can do in BR is play fricking texas holdem......

Another is drink on the street.......do you want me to go on.

Name me the place in T-town where you can legally participate in a holdem game......

Secondly, T-town is unfriendly to gameday drinking by opposing teams......BR cops enjoy the party.......

Lets see what else you can do in or around BR that you can't do it T-town........

1) Eat a decent gumbo/boudin/red beans and rice
2) Watch a baseball team win a national championship
3) Catch a limit of red snapper and be home before dark

I could go on........I can't believe you actually have Cajun and Bama in your name.......it's fricking polar opposites.

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Name me the place in T-town where you can legally participate in a holdem game......

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I can't its not legal. You can play in some good back room games. Name me a "good" hold em game in Baton Rouge, seriously, I will be there next weekend.

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Secondly, T-town is unfriendly to gameday drinking by opposing teams......BR cops enjoy the party.......

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Not unfriendly if you don't act like a drunken scum bag. I have had the displeasure of some real scum bag BR cops though. No place is as liberal on alcohol consumption as Louisiana, it is no coincidence that Louisiana also has more alcoholics, drunken driving fatalities, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and members, and the countries highest auto insurance rates.

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1) Eat a decent gumbo/boudin/red beans and rice

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Using the "at least we got good food argument" as something to do. (snicker)

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2) Watch a baseball team win a national championship

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LOL. You counting that one. LMAO.

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3) Catch a limit of red snapper and be home before dark

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This could be done in Tuscaloosa, but not as easily as from Baton Rouge, so I will give you that one. But using that argument you could claim what New Orleans has to offer as part of what Baton Rouge has to offer because you could be back before dark. (snicker).


I stand by my claim that you got basically the same shite to do, one place just has more people to do it with.


frick it, I really just started this thread because I was bored and hadn't been on this site to bust balls in a while.

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..I can't believe you actually have Cajun and Bama in your name.......it's fricking polar opposites.

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I have explained this many times, but here goes again, half my family is from Louisiana, and the good half is from Alabama.