Thoughts on Tommy DeVito?

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However, if he was our QB, I’d support and believe we have found a gem.

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He'd suck if he was our quarterback. When he first got in he looked like he was scared to throw it past the line of scrimmage. Daboll has worked with him and now he's way more comfortable. We wouldn't have done shite with him and he'd still look like he did the first game.

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It has more to do with what his people did in New Orleans in the early 1900s

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Not sure what you are referring to, but why would you hold him responsible for what his ancestors did over 100 years ago?

Haven’t seem him play

Don’t care

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It has more to do with what his people did in New Orleans in the early 1900s.

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So all black people should hate white peoples right? Even though it wasn’t either one around then?

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It has more to do with what his people did in New Orleans in the early 1900s.

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My immigrant ancestors had their place of business burned by blacks and whites that were upset by the new family owned cheap competition for business. Some of these immigrants were lynched.

Years later, my great grandparents had their restaurant burned down because they would not pay protection money and allow other activities on their premises. The business became a parking lot for a supermarket.

Local established businesses did work on my family and later organized crime. I held no animosity toward any of the descendants. I don’t expect to be paid any reparations.

There used to be a really good pasta spot in the WHD on like South Peters and Calliope. I guess it's gone now, it had a numerical name.

I haven't been to Moscas but that sounds great

That’s it! I loved their pasta and it seemed mafia af

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"You have a vision in your mind of what the ultimate New Orleans-style Italian restaurant should be. It's a dusky, mysterious place basking in permanent moonlight, where the Creole-Italian food is gift-wrapped to satisfy a range of pleasures, many of them guilty," Anderson wrote. "That pretty much describes Eleven 79, former Louis Prima manager Joe Segreto's clubby restaurant in the lower Garden District."

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Thank you.

Whoooooooa!!!!! Vincent's for real I-talian food.....Irene's isn't bad either. Everything else .........fuggedabouit!!! Unless they want to go to Sal and Judy's in Lacombe which probably ain't gonna happen.

I'm torn about Tommy Cutlets and his folks and his traveling goomba.

Naah his people would take them to the West Bank, put a bullet in them, put them in a vat of lye and then dump them in the swamps....never find them