re: So, I go watch the fight the other night & I get introduced to a girl that went to bama...

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I told this redneck that we have been called many names b/f but it is usually something like gumbo, crawfish, etoufee or jambalaya.

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For real? How many times has someone called you etoufee?

Correct response to that unsolicited comment is, "GTFO" assisted with a foot in the arse!

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My friend says, this is my cousin from Louisiana. I say hi, how are you doing? She goes, oh you are a corndog from La. After I picked up my tongue off the floor since we were paying the $100 for the fight, I said "Why would you call LSU fans corndogs" She had no answer. Louisiana is the capital of of food in the US. She said b/c yall smell like them. I told this redneck that we have been called many names b/f but it is usually something like gumbo, crawfish, etoufee or jambalaya. Never corndogs. In fact I have never eaten one. So I go, what form of food is Alabama known for...crickets

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A normal guy would have fed her his corn dog.

Also, learn to take a joke bro.

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So I go, what form of food is Alabama known for...crickets

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You owned her!

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I told this redneck that we have been called many names b/f but it is usually something like gumbo, crawfish, etoufee or jambalaya

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Seriously? I've never in my life heard any LSU fan being called by any of these names. That's just strange.

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In fact I have never eaten one.

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How can that be?

Yep those were the days. Around the mid-90's they started with the restrictions.
We did the motorhome thing from '77 - '01.
It was fun but it really was time-consuming. It was liberating when we finally stopped and started giving our motorhome pass to friends. Besides I wasn't down with the whole touchdown village business. We always parked right there by the stadium.