Bourbon Street Tries Again
The French Quarter maybe had a couple hundred people in it, and they all had huge ass beers.
Two nights later, along this sidewalk a couple of blocks away, Robert Davis got beaten by the police.
I guess the French Quarter really is getting back to normal.
16 comments:
cool blog
I am sorry about the disaster in New Orleans. I have been through a tornado. Your photos really help others understand the devastation. I hope things get better soon.
Great picture!
Dear Clayton;
FEMA says "Won't you let me take you on a sea cruise" Maybe your mom can move back closer to home. If FEMA can find her again that is. Check this out; http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2005/09/28/MNGF8EUVAT1.DTL
That should frost ya. It did me.
Is it just me or is there something just a little wrong with the beer being back on tap but clean water for everyone isn't yet??????
One more thing, I know I need new glasses but is the man in this photo really wearing two different shoes and packing a side arm???
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I saw that too. It does seem he has on two kinds of shoes.
HUGE ASS BEERS AND HUGE ASS BEATDOWNS BY THE COPS---that beating robert davis took is horrendous! i hope and pray nola doesnt go back to be that kinda normal. time to clean the house of the NOPD---needed to be done a long time ago.
I wonder what the line is between giant beers, 40s, and huge ass beers?
:) I think its that golden 120 oz mark.
They are called "Huge Ass Beers" because they taste like Huge Ass.
All that's missing there is the "Jesus Saves" guys that stand next to him.
Man, I know what it means to miss New Orleans, and I wish to hell I didn't.
ur blog is really touching i have bookmarked it. keep it up.
the links to that beating are gruesome and not for the faint at heart. it just kills me to think that things could continue to get worse.
wow
DaftDays said: "Man, I know what it means to miss New Orleans, and I wish to hell I didn't."
Amen brother, amen. Even though I know its just tore up, even though I know I would be sad to see all that is gone, I'd still go in a heartbeat man, in a frickin heartbeat.
I lived in New Orleans until March of 2001, most of my family is there. My Uncle who lived in Waveland, Mississippi was the most affected. For awhile we thought he didn't make it, he tryed to ride out the storm. He lost everything, his home and everything in it was washed away. I'm glad your family is safe. Your blog strikes a cord with me..keep up the good work.
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