The Official 2011 Hou-Dats Thread (Houston Saints Fans)

Budsdrinker · 12-22-2011, 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by skymike

Hey, Lets make a party out of this. Christmas will be over, we can decompress, and raise some hell for the Saints/Falcons game.

Pope Ed I and Edvina, will join us, along with who knows what other surprises. I'll talk to the mgmt, and see if they'll throw us a special
on Dirty Bird wings and Louisiana brews.

Ragin Cajun/ westheimer location --- Wear your Saints stuff. Bring your giant flag. Bring your kids. Bring your gris gris. Bring your game face. And lets remind those new Texans bandwagoners, who OWNS Ragin Cajun.

Wonder if I can light up my truck?

Wish we could make it but we will be visiting the wife's parents in Florida. And yes you can light up your truck one of two ways.
1. Buy an inverter that plugs in your lighter and it coverts the 12v dc to 110 ac. They cost around $20-$30. I've got one and even used it to opearate a fan & tv once when we lost power during the summer to sit on the deck.
2. They sell battery operated lights now also.

12-22-2011, 07:20 AM	#11
Budsdrinker A Cajun Transforming TX Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Woodlands, Texas Posts: 2,787	Originally Posted by skymike Hey, Lets make a party out of this. Christmas will be over, we can decompress, and raise some hell for the Saints/Falcons game. Pope Ed I and Edvina, will join us, along with who knows what other surprises. I'll talk to the mgmt, and see if they'll throw us a special on Dirty Bird wings and Louisiana brews. Ragin Cajun/ westheimer location --- Wear your Saints stuff. Bring your giant flag. Bring your kids. Bring your gris gris. Bring your game face. And lets remind those new Texans bandwagoners, who OWNS Ragin Cajun. Wonder if I can light up my truck? Wish we could make it but we will be visiting the wife's parents in Florida. And yes you can light up your truck one of two ways. 1. Buy an inverter that plugs in your lighter and it coverts the 12v dc to 110 ac. They cost around $20-$30. I've got one and even used it to opearate a fan & tv once when we lost power during the summer to sit on the deck. 2. They sell battery operated lights now also. skymike likes this.