I'm supposed to feel bad about someone committing suicide because he was on TV? There are thousands of people that deal with depression/mental issues that don't have near the resources to address their problem. He had ample opportunity to get help (therapy, medicine, etc.) yet he chose to go out like a coward and leave his loved ones wondering what more they could have done. People in his situation get no empathy from me.

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Posted by Bullfrog

Running Through the Wet Grass

Member since Jul 2010

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Posted on 6/18/18 at 7:13 am to LSUSUPERSTAR

Can you not read?

This thread is not about the Bourdain guy. We’re talking the dirty rice and meat mixture in a case or the fried balls.

I always get the crawfish ball ones in Krotz Springs.

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Posted by GeeOH

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Posted on 6/18/18 at 7:28 am to celltech1981

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enjoyed his show and he seemed to be genuine. I loved his stripped down cooking style and his appreciation for other cultures. It's kind of sad to think about how alone that dude must have felt at his end when millions of folks would have loved to sit and have a beer with him

Except for the fact that he didnt cook in his show. Hed just show up somewhere and stuff his crowded grill and be a drunk. Dude was a liberal screamer. Later

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Posted by PeterPeterP

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Posted on 6/18/18 at 7:59 am to Tiger Ryno

That guy was great. Probably one of the most real I’ve ever seen on TV, especially CNN. He battled his demons that eventually took his life but his shows were wonderful. Made you want to open your eyes to other cultures and the world. He said in the end we are all the same. He’s very right. Guy was awesome

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Posted by Walking the Earth

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Posted on 6/18/18 at 9:01 am to LSUSUPERSTAR