jeanpierre

All I know one time (French Quarterfest '93) we were approached after parking in a lot heading to the quarter by a few individuals...

Now we're not cowboys mind you, nor trying to compensate for any manhood issues...

But we simply drew our .40s and Bubba asked them if they "were gonna crawfish or crawl the **** back into the projects"...

As they ran away, they said something about "don't f*** with those boys from down the bayou..."

Lesson: Criminals know Gun control DOESN'T work and those thugs knew people from my hometown honestly practice the second amendment and the protection it affords...

It's not that my way is the right way, I just make the right way my way...

Srgt. Hulka

That's exactly what I'm talking about.

homerj07

Festering penis faced moron

hagan714

lets see thousands of dollars of equipment on the side walk and no one there to help protect it but yourself?

sucker i hope it is insured

should of hired Smith and Wesson

Budsdrinker

Yet New Orleans is one of the only cities that didn't trash, burn or loot after winning a Championship! How Strange!

Jack Vegas

Mike Greenburg is a metrosexual wuss. To him anywhere without an LA Nails and a Starbucks is the "bad" part of town. Screw him.

ScottF

update to the story
Tannehill and Philbin were all set up in the Superdome. A security guard walked by and said', "Y-all gonna get a beat down." Then he walked away without helping.
Tannehill and Philbin said they were scared sh**less.

Deja vu. It's a b*tch

mighty12

I have been back to NOLA several times a year and I must say, there has yet to be a moment when I was walking at midnight and I thought "I might get mugged." Usually I am not waltzing down Elysian Fields at the time. I just know what places to avoid before I get to a certain city, and then I mark it on my maps and avoid it like the plague.

In response to the comment about most people who haven't been there not liking NOLA, I find the statement to be true. People I work with constantly act like NOLA is filled with thugs on one side and racists on the other and they are caught in a gang war. Once they take my advice on where to go they have nothing but nice things to say about the city.

skymike

I dont know about that, Bro. I know some people do say ignorant things about New Orleans, but I dont think its anywhere near a majority.

Intelligent people know that there are all kinds in every city. Every city has a Garden District, and a waste dump. Just getting gas in Houston, you better be ready for whatever, because somebody who doesnt like to work is
looking at you, waiting to see if you're weak or timid.

N.O. certainly has its flaws, I refer to a phenomenon sometimes that I call, "New Orleans Hotel Hell." Also, when the road makes zero sense, I call that "Gettin Louisianana'd." I was also on my guard, after the Storm, and always try to excercise common sense, but I love New Orleans like no other city. I've met many, many wonderful people in N.O, black and white, and I've helped numerous people, some very different from me.

Budsdrinker nailed it. After we won the SB, I wasnt sure what would happen, but I had little worry that there would be riots and cars burning. I pretty much expected exactly what happened, and in fact, was surprised at just how friendly the celebration was. It was like everyone loved everyone. I'm hoping for another one this year. Maybe I'll watch it from a balcony this time, as the crowd was a bit overwhelming, but there is no place I'd rather be.

jeanpierre

What city acted better or had a better celebration than New Orleans after winning the Superbowl?

Who else could have Lombardi Gras?!?

Greg, Greenie, WhateverTF your name is...we're not gonna sit here while you and your ESPN/Hitler youth bad mouth New Orleans and the United States of America...