Thanks Belaire
I've found that most Southerners tend to be a little more polite then there northern cousins.
And I guess Atlanta just a little to far north. By the time you get to Chicago it's like being on another planet. I think they get that way because it's to damn crowded up there.

tack, are you GOING to the game?

we have lots of good info for you, so your trip will be a good one.

Nah..Heading to NO for Christmas.

Skymike is right, though, Tack....you WOULD have a beer with him if you met him in person! Good people!!! Don't think he is dissin' H'town to be mean.....he lives and works in Houston...me in Conroe....and he sorta has a feel for the "heart of the city" in his profession. Lots of great things in Houston, and this area has been kind to me. Hubby is a born and bred Texan, but I'm a born and bred Louisianian. The enthusiasm and fan loyalty that I've witnessed for the Texans is nothing close to what I've seen for the Saints. I think he is right that there are too many people who are placed here, and were not born and bred here. That's just a fact!

Sabine river couldn't keep 'em a part
Too much love in that Texans heart
Too much love in the Louisiana heart

Oh good lord I just quoted Cornway and Lo-Retta. Surely I am going to hell. :brood:

are you kidding SF? that was country GOLD!

Thinking the same thing Mike. One of my favorite Coway Loretta songs.

my friend Rowdy Yates, who you should be able to hear in S' Port (he's nationally syndicated) is the host of Country Gold Live. check it out some time.

Harold Llyod Jenkins. 'nuff Said.

I knows me some cuntry trivia. Put mah skilz up a'gan any of you plow boys...

I out did Bob Kingsly at the CRS a few years back at a trivia game. I don't remember the question, but the answer was Ann Murray. You could tell he was hacked off that he didn't know it. LMFAO

hahaha... well you know, SF, radio people are a bit egotistical...

I dont personally know anyone like that, but...