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It's the vomit.

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There is more to the city than bourbon st.

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And the piss, and the seafood, and the occasional Falcon fan.

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:roflmao:lmao ... :roflmao:

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The Vikings did just fine when they had Carter, Moss and Jordan(Cam's dad) at WR. I think they set the record for offensive production at the time.

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I don't care what anyone tells me. I've never been a believer in the Amari Cooper hype, and I'm not concerned if he likes the smell of New Orleans. He's not the first college receiver to have the ball thrown to him 1,000 times and compile some statistics. Nothing about the guy jumps out at me. I'm not saying he's bad, I just don't think he's near as good as people think he is. Similar to a guy like Michael Crabtree.

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Who is Jordan? Serious question, as I have zero memory of any receiver named Jordan who was any good. I remember it being Moss, Carter and Jake Reed. Reed had been a thousand yard receiver but was sort of at the tail end of his career when Moss got there.

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Please excuse my ignorance but why does it smell?

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There are many reasons. While urine and vomit are commonly blamed, it is soured spilled beer, pre-pickup garbage with lots of foodstuffs including seafood carcasses and an antiquated sewage system (this is a 300 year old city we are talking about) that are the major factors. But it doesn't always smell bad. It is only at certain times and it is something that you even get use to when it does occur.