Props to Giants fans in the Dome

gumbeau · 11-04-2009, 04:09 PM

Yes....I am among the many banned from SR.

I'm not an LSU fan. In fact, I actively despise all things LSU. I was raised a Tulane fan.

That got me banned on a Saturday in October last year when LSU got whipped by Florida. It was worth it.

I know a lot of folks that are bandwagon LSU fans that used to not pull for LSU. I am staying true because I remember what it was like being a Saints fan in Baton Rouge. You could never find a more obnoxious set of fans than those LSU fans. It probably isn't as bad nowadays but I have heard my share of LSU chants in the Superdome so I know they are still out there.

My wife is painting our house room by room. I told her I wanted bold colors. Tired of the standard issue contractor beige.

The foyer has three colors, all shades of yellow basically. One is reasonably close to the yellow the mental midget LSU fans call gold (I may get banned here too if I keep typing). She was considering a purple shade for a room that is open to the foyer.

I flat out told her.

"You can have purple. You can have yellow. But under no circumstances can you have purple and yellow where I can see both colors at the same time in my house."

11-04-2009, 04:09 PM	#20
gumbeau Where Y'at? Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: The Republic of Texas Posts: 519	Re: Props to Giants fans in the Dome Yes....I am among the many banned from SR. I'm not an LSU fan. In fact, I actively despise all things LSU. I was raised a Tulane fan. That got me banned on a Saturday in October last year when LSU got whipped by Florida. It was worth it. I know a lot of folks that are bandwagon LSU fans that used to not pull for LSU. I am staying true because I remember what it was like being a Saints fan in Baton Rouge. You could never find a more obnoxious set of fans than those LSU fans. It probably isn't as bad nowadays but I have heard my share of LSU chants in the Superdome so I know they are still out there. My wife is painting our house room by room. I told her I wanted bold colors. Tired of the standard issue contractor beige. The foyer has three colors, all shades of yellow basically. One is reasonably close to the yellow the mental midget LSU fans call gold (I may get banned here too if I keep typing). She was considering a purple shade for a room that is open to the foyer. I flat out told her. "You can have purple. You can have yellow. But under no circumstances can you have purple and yellow where I can see both colors at the same time in my house."