re: How can you not love Louisiana? Drive thru crawfish, frozen margarita, beer, boudin balls

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Drive thru crawfish, frozen margarita, beer, boudin balls

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And a strong chance of getting shot! What a state.

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Louisiana is probably last in attractive women when it comes to the southern states, and I frequent most of them

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The quad says hello

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The first time I went to Austin I expected to see attractive women on the UT campus, but I figured most of them would be Latinish. I was surprised to see so many hot blondes there. I guess the rest of the state sends them their blondes fer ejicatin'.

Imagine if the south had won.....all the Democrats and dindus would have moved north. We would be pointing and laughing about how shitty Michigan is. We would have the food, the scenery, good schools, low crime and unemployment......

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all the Democrats and dindus would have moved

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This paradise you speak of is called Texas BAW

They have some miserable glass half is half empty little pessimist in this thread.

You can concentrate on the potholes and crime or you decide to appreciate the food and culture that's here. It's much cooler to be an a-hole though I guess.

Don’t forget the tailgates

When was the last time you left Zachary? The 80s?

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You can concentrate on the potholes and crime or you decide to appreciate the food and culture that's here. 

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Inside the borders of the united states, Louisiana is the closest thing we have to a third world country and your only frickin' answer to this is "food and culture"? That's so desperately typical of every Louisianian who believes so called "culture and food" makes this state livable or worth moving to. This lie you're living is the sorta thing that holds this state back.

I mean you really can't possibly frickin' believe shite like no last call, Mardi gras, a bunch of contrived cajun bullshite and easy attitudes about drinking and drug use put this state over the top in terms of "food and culture" do you? So a bowl of gumbo makes it worth moving to Louisiana or staying here? Really?

I moved here about 25 years ago because I work in the medical field and live like a king. That was Louisiana's only draw.

When I arrived, a friend got me acclimated pretty quick when he said this. "You can't think of Louisiana as the most dangerous and primitive state in the United states. You have have to think of it as the safest country in the Caribbean."

After that, I was ok.

The state isn’t lax on drugs, it’s just as draconian on marijuana laws as you’d expect.