What the Texans fans are saying about us..

TackHammer · 09-19-2011, 06:57 PM

Originally Posted by strato

Houston has been good to me..i dont try and hide where i'm from..there is a lot of good people here and as Tack has said it did open its arms and was taken advantage of by some of those lowlifes that it tried to help..I don't like to dog on Houston..i have a lot of good friends there..i just happen to grow up in Louisiana..

I am a Saints fan of 35 years. and i wish the Texans well... just when they don't play us lol..and i don't follow them other than what i hear on local sports radio here...I think we should just try and get along..there are a lot of similarities between the two cities that i see..and a lot of people i know here are Saints fans because of me. Im one lucky dude because i know both cultures..but you cant forget where you came from and try and be something your not..just enjoy all of it.

Well said...as a matter of fact the wife and I plan on spending Christmas in NO just for the hell of it. So if any of y'all have any ideas on what to do in NO for Christmas let me know.

Budsdrinker · 09-19-2011, 10:13 PM

Originally Posted by TackHammer

Well said...as a matter of fact the wife and I plan on spending Christmas in NO just for the hell of it. So if any of y'all have any ideas on what to do in NO for Christmas let me know.

Highly recommend going to St. James Parish to the small towns of Lutcher and Gramercy to watch the lighting of the bonfires on the levee of the MS. river. This is where I grew up and it is just one big party. It's truly amazing seeing all the bonfires that line the levee and all the people that will invite you into their homes along the river road for gumbo or jambalaya. You can experience all this on Christmas Eve starting at 6:00 and be back in the French Quarter by 10:00 if you so choose.

TackHammer · 09-20-2011, 06:46 AM

Originally Posted by Budsdrinker

Highly recommend going to St. James Parish to the small towns of Lutcher and Gramercy to watch the lighting of the bonfires on the levee of the MS. river. This is where I grew up and it is just one big party. It's truly amazing seeing all the bonfires that line the levee and all the people that will invite you into their homes along the river road for gumbo or jambalaya. You can experience all this on Christmas Eve starting at 6:00 and be back in the French Quarter by 10:00 if you so choose.

This is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I'm looken for!!! Sounds like a damn good time! Like I said in an earlier post. I'm kinda partial to the backwoods type entertainment. Booze Bonfires and Boidin suits me just fine.

skymike · 09-20-2011, 07:52 AM

tack, are you GOING to the game?

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

TackHammer · 09-20-2011, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by skymike

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.

09-19-2011, 06:57 PM	#1
TackHammer Rookie Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 24	Originally Posted by strato Houston has been good to me..i dont try and hide where i'm from..there is a lot of good people here and as Tack has said it did open its arms and was taken advantage of by some of those lowlifes that it tried to help..I don't like to dog on Houston..i have a lot of good friends there..i just happen to grow up in Louisiana.. I am a Saints fan of 35 years. and i wish the Texans well... just when they don't play us lol..and i don't follow them other than what i hear on local sports radio here...I think we should just try and get along..there are a lot of similarities between the two cities that i see..and a lot of people i know here are Saints fans because of me. Im one lucky dude because i know both cultures..but you cant forget where you came from and try and be something your not..just enjoy all of it. Well said...as a matter of fact the wife and I plan on spending Christmas in NO just for the hell of it. So if any of y'all have any ideas on what to do in NO for Christmas let me know.
TackHammer Rookie Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 24

09-19-2011, 10:13 PM	#2
Budsdrinker A Cajun Transforming TX Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: The Woodlands, Texas Posts: 2,787	Originally Posted by TackHammer Well said...as a matter of fact the wife and I plan on spending Christmas in NO just for the hell of it. So if any of y'all have any ideas on what to do in NO for Christmas let me know. Highly recommend going to St. James Parish to the small towns of Lutcher and Gramercy to watch the lighting of the bonfires on the levee of the MS. river. This is where I grew up and it is just one big party. It's truly amazing seeing all the bonfires that line the levee and all the people that will invite you into their homes along the river road for gumbo or jambalaya. You can experience all this on Christmas Eve starting at 6:00 and be back in the French Quarter by 10:00 if you so choose.

09-20-2011, 06:46 AM	#3
TackHammer Rookie Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 24	Originally Posted by Budsdrinker Highly recommend going to St. James Parish to the small towns of Lutcher and Gramercy to watch the lighting of the bonfires on the levee of the MS. river. This is where I grew up and it is just one big party. It's truly amazing seeing all the bonfires that line the levee and all the people that will invite you into their homes along the river road for gumbo or jambalaya. You can experience all this on Christmas Eve starting at 6:00 and be back in the French Quarter by 10:00 if you so choose. This is EXACTLY the kind of stuff I'm looken for!!! Sounds like a damn good time! Like I said in an earlier post. I'm kinda partial to the backwoods type entertainment. Booze Bonfires and Boidin suits me just fine.
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09-20-2011, 07:59 AM	#5
TackHammer Rookie Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 24	Originally Posted by skymike 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.
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skymike E. Side Cholo Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The Barrio, H-town Posts: 6,089	tack, are you GOING to the game? we have lots of good info for you, so your trip will be a good one.