Amari Cooper on City of New Orleans

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Does this change your opinion on him as a potential draft target? Seems like he'd fit perfect with the Falcons

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I notice it happens often, people say "new orleans smells bad" they mean bourbon when they get asked back "where"

too much going on would be texas. cluttered as frick

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He's going to love Oakland then!!

I mean, it's probably been raining there off and on today like much of the Gulf Coast, and New Orleans starts to smell like a porta potty after like three inches of rain.

So he's not wrong.

No, he's wrong.

I thought the same when I was younger, but then learned that Nola is a lot more than the FQ

I think uptown Nola, midcity, and the garden district are some of the best areas to visit in the country.

Those places, outside of some places in midcity, don't smell at all and are loaded with money, shops, and restaurants.

I live in midtown Houston now which is a cool area, but I miss it a lot

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I lived directly about cyclone anayas (sp?) for a year in midtown, the area is cool but those bars get absurdly packed

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Bagby at mcgowen for me, so just right down the road

There's no difference of opinion you dolt.

If the only place you've been is shithole Bourbon St then yes, you would think it would smell.

Why would anyone care what anyone that lives in, near or by tuscaloosa or bham says about where they live?