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Day 10. The obsessive stalking and gossip continues unabated.

We're talking about New Orleans. Please do try to keep up you miserable person.




WTF is your problem? This concerns you not at all and it is just a conversation about a place we all lived at one point. You just butt in like a fuckin' tool.
 
We're talking about New Orleans. Please do try to keep up you miserable person.




WTF is your problem? This concerns you not at all and it is just a conversation about a place we all lived at one point. You just butt in like a fuckin' tool.

It's fascinating that when I make a generic comment on this thread, you instantly take offense because you see yourself. You and the Gods' Gift to Native Alaskan ladies are still gossiping and chasing after @Cypress like scorned middle school girls. :laugh:
 
Went on and on? I just mentioned two things and noted the poverty. If you missed the poverty you didn't live in NO. Just walk about a block out of the Garden District.

I didn't think it was a hellhole or shit hole or whatever you screamed about.

STOP LYING ABOUT OTHER PEOPLE'S POSTS YOU FUCKING HYPOCRITE.
This discussion about New Orleans has gone on for pages, and the only thing you could think to contribute is a post about the crime, violence, poverty in N.O., and how you essentially barricaded yourself in residential neighborhoods in the suburbs or near Lake Ponchatrane away from the core of classical New Orleans.

Me and all my white collar professional buddies working down on Poydras Street tended to enjoy New Orleans as a classic American city with unique vibrant culture, ambience, aesthetics, traditions, music, and food.

For those qualities, I think New Orleans easily surpasses Oklahoma City, Dallas, El Paso, Orlando, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Tampa, Baltimore, Phoenix, Kansas City.
 
This discussion about New Orleans has gone on for pages, and the only thing you could think to contribute is a post about the crime, violence, poverty in N.O., and how you essentially barricaded yourself in residential neighborhoods in the suburbs or near Lake Ponchatrane away from the core of classical New Orleans.

Two things:

1) Kenner is nowhere near UNO. You should know that.
2) I didn't "barricade myself" anywhere, you fuck. I lived there and worked near UNO (different places) but I experienced the city you fuck.

Me and all my white collar professional buddies working down on Poydras Street

Yes getting your dicks sucked off at the Artists Cafe during lunch hour. Good for you.

tended to enjoy New Orleans as a classic American city with unique vibrant culture, ambience, aesthetics, traditions, music, and food.

And I did as well you miserable fuck. I just saw the poverty and the bad side too. And if you missed it you weren't downtown. Or you kept to yourself in the Garden District. You didn't walk around.

For those qualities, I think New Orleans easily surpasses Oklahoma City, Dallas, El Paso, Orlando, Little Rock, Jacksonville, Tampa, Baltimore, Phoenix, Kansas City.

Jesus you and your "rankings".
 
It's fascinating that when I make a generic comment on this thread, you instantly take offense because you see yourself. You and the Gods' Gift to Native Alaskan ladies are still gossiping and chasing after @Cypress like scorned middle school girls. :laugh:
They really like my threads! They are drawn to them like moths to a kerosene lantern!
 
They really like my threads! They are drawn to them like moths to a kerosene lantern!

you thrive on attention, you fuckin' whore. You know it and I know it, we ALL KNOW IT. You show off your intellect all day everyday precisely to get attention.

So if you're going to be a whore then fucking SWALLOW
 
That is precisely why I said you barricaded yourself in the suburbs or residential areas near Lake Ponchatrane.

So you lived in the Quarter? Or did you live in the Garden District? LOLOLOL. Most of the middle class workers lived out in Metairie and commuted into downtown. I'm surprised if you claim now to have lived in the Quarter or The Garden District or some such. But I'm sure it's possible.
 
I'm surprised if you claim now to have lived in the Quarter or The Garden District or some such.
Another lie? You can search until the cows come home and you'll never find a post of mine stating I lived in the French Quarter or Garden district.
 
We're talking about New Orleans. Please do try to keep up you miserable person.

WTF is your problem? This concerns you not at all and it is just a conversation about a place we all lived at one point. You just butt in like a fuckin' tool.
She thinks it's hilarious that you and @Moosakofsky are obsessed with me, and that is actually a question only qualified psychiatric professionals could answer.
 
You didn’t even stay long enough to get another useless degree at Tulane!
I went to both Houston and New Orleans never having any intention of living there on the Gulf Coast permanently.

The university I got my degrees from is ranked substantially higher than Tulane by US News.
 
Haters of New Orleans are free to say they prefer Omaha, Little Rock, or Indianapolis.

In my opinion, America has three classic cities that are utterly unique and distinctive:

San Francisco, New Orleans, Boston.
 
They really like my threads! They are drawn to them like moths to a kerosene lantern!

They're like Trump on a bucket of chicken. :laugh:

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