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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; Originally Posted by AsylumGuido Absolutely. Just like I have my whole life. My wife goes to every game with me except the couple of times my son that lives in NOLA has gone instead. My son that performs in Nashville ...
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Re: Ramczyk’s Future In Doubt
Originally Posted by AsylumGuido
I actually think CGJ even being basically 100% injured might provide more value than many players on this roster. He has fire. That is contagious. That's why a coach with fire, Campbell, wanted him. Even 100% injured that is more valuable than all these 'stick with the plan, we have the right guys, lets sport wood and chop microwaves' guys DA is assembling.![]()
It's cool that your son plays music in clubs with TVs. A lot of other people have kids who hobbies and interests involve places without TVs, like kids who want to go camping or go to amusement parks. At this point, I am not holding any dates in January for the Saints, because reality. I went to every game I could when I lived near New Orleans. Except I probably did skip some of the 2005 games because I got fed up with Haslett. I have the same feeling this year. Its a shame that after that year the team forced out Arnie Fielkow who publicly wanted to keep the team in New Orleans and kept Mickey Loomis who had his finger in the wind and was trying to cozy up to Rita and assure his power if the team went to San Antonio. |
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Re: Ramczyk’s Future In Doubt
Originally Posted by BakoSaint
All of the best clubs on Broadway in Nashville have TV's. Jason Aldean's, Luke Bryan's, FGL House, Miranda Lambert's Casa Rosa, Hank Jr's, etc. Not sure about people that perform as a hobby having TV access.![]()
At 31 he is well past the days of amusement parks, but he and his wife have camped in the Tennessee mountains. ![]() |
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