re: Best Boudreaux & Thibodeaux jokes

In the years leading up to World War II, Boudreaux and Thibodeaux are inseparable friends. Living in Breaux Bridge gives them ample opportunities to expand their horizons as they discuss politics, the arts, fishing, and life in general. Thibodeaux is something of a ladies' man but Boudreaux isn't so lucky. They soon meet Catherine, a free spirit, and the three of them enjoy life together. She soon agrees to marry Boudreaux but with the attack on Pearl Harbor, Boudreaux enlists to serve in the army. Thibodeaux decides to sit it out and continue running the lines in Bayou Teche. After the war, Boudreaux returns to greet his best friend and wife. It is a happy day when the two friends are reunited but Boudreaux admits that his marriage has been less than successful and that Catherine has taken many lovers over the years. He loves her very much, however, and will go to any lengths to keep her with him. Thibodeaux and Catherine soon become lovers, with Boudreaux's tacit approval, but Catherine's own needs and desires lead to tragedy after she drives her car off the Breaux Bridge with Thibodeaux in the passenger seat. Both perish and Boudreaux doesn't know what to do with their ashes. He then decide to put them in a gumbo saying "Man, this better be good, me. My friends went through a lot of trouble for it, comme ça!"