I knew the Saints were bitter but damn.

[AsylumGuido]

(02-06-2013 05:52 PM)papachaz Wrote:  we parked on Toulouse Street, a block from Bourbon Street. we walked the block to bourbon street, up a couple of blocks, back down and beyond another block, and then back to the car. I'd seen and smelled enough to realize that spending my first 55 years without going there was actually pretty smart.

We weren't close enough to Jackson Square for it to be the horses. I have owned horses and actually have access to some now, the smell of the stables would be something I'd be familiar with, and no, what we smelled was not horses. plain and simple it was the stench of piss in the streets. Locals or tourists doesn't matter, piss is piss. they either do it themselves, or don't care enough to clean it up after the tourists leave. so apparently smelling piss all the time isn't a bother to them. I'd bet it's both

so are you going to deal with the article, or continue to ignore it. nah, nevermind, I'd be pretty sure you haven't read this far, and you won't deal with the real issues, you're only here to troll LMAO

Yes I read the article. I had read it previous to your posting of it. What is the significance of it? It basically said that a great deal was spent on external wiring this past Fall.

So you based your whole opinion of New Orleans on a two block area of Bourbon Street? I can say my favorite spot on Bourbon is at the corner of Toulouse, the Old Opera House. Great classic rock joint. As for the smell of piss in that area, it is really hard to tell because the smell of soured beer is so strong between cleanups and/or rain.

This whole time you have been blasting the city of New Orleans and have only seen a tiny portion of the least common denominator of all. Unbelievable.