re: THE DEBAUCHERY OF NEW ORLEANS

I find that story hard to believe. In all my visits to the French Quarter I’ve only been approached by two prostitutes.

Every country needs a place where one can, uhh get the poison out.

Nole has always filled this role along with Vegas, for better or worse. Granted it’s been particularly rough lately but I’d hardly say it’s ever been ’clean’.

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The streets were packed. The smell of weed was overwhelming. I was approached at two different points by guys wanting to know if I wished to buy drugs. I’m aware of what goes on during Mardi Gras, but I did not expect to be approached by a prostitute wondering I wanted to take her back to my room. Then there was another girl who just came up to me and started twerking.

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I don’t doubt any of this, but at this point you could say this about probably 20+ big cities. L.A. says hello

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The frick’s a Jazz Kitchen?

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Something made up by a carpetbagger.

I think New Orleans has finally become the city it always wanted to be.

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Every country needs a place where one can, uhh get the poison out.

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Sure, but It should be done in an orderly manner. Organized, by the proper people, one might say.


Not having random thugs shooting cars and people and hood rats twerking, bodies hanging out of buildings and moronic mayors merrily moving from one foreign vacation to the next.

Accurate depiction