re: What parish has the most all-around good people?

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Pointe Coupee baws

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While I used to love me some new roads women (I do love the kissing hello), I never got along much with their brothers and fathers.

I grew up in Iberville (Plaquemine), and have lived in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. But I much prefer the people here in Jefferson Parish where I live now.

Pre-Katrina St. Bernard wins this one easily.

Regardless of the parish, I think you'll find that people tend to get a little more wholesome as you move "down the bayou" until you eventually run into the nicest, most illiterate folks you'll ever meet.

St Tammany

A lot of people think the baws in STP are either super rich or bible-thumping/gun-toting rednecks. That is not the case, many of us are just good ole baws. I grew up in Slidell, it has definitely changed as a community since those times though

7 pages and not one mention of Rapides.

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I grew up in Plaquemines and there isnt many left that I know on the lower end. After Katrina 90% of the good people left and the meth heads from all over moved in.

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I still know of a good bit of people left on the lower end. I don't think it has changed much besides having less people. There has always been some drugs on the lower end.

I lived in Boothville for my first 10 years of my life and then another 16 in Jesuit Bend. Spent a lot of time down the road though. Parents had a business down there and had plenty of family from down there. A good bit of my family were originally from Pilottown and moved north after hurricane Camille.

Concordia parish.

Lafourche

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Avoyelles

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Generally very friendly people.