marcus3000

Takes like this remind me how far the F&D board, and TD in general, has fallen.

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Perhaps you'll be lucky enough to have one installed right next door to your house.

I like their muff -- think it has carrots? It's not NO level but it's def good and a nice change w/o the drive and parking to get one in the big city.

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Possibly. Red River acting as a buffer from Lower 3rd (Alexandria ghetto) is better than now with no buffer

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I don't think anyone from Alexandria is limiting the ghetto to Lower 3rd these days.

Get to Sweet Joy before noon on Saturday, it's bakery goods and sandwiches but it's pretty good.

Buckets is garb, and has been for me multiple times.

Outlaws can be okay just don't get the sliced brisket as it's beyond well done. It's gray all the way through and dry as Sunday morning in a Baptist church. The chicken, bakers, chopped brisket (you're going to have to add sauce because it's that dry,) sausage and fried onion loaf, along with the baked beans and green beans are probably what they're best at.

Quebedeaux's or however it's spelled is just okay. Wildwood Pizza and Spirits are across the river, although Spirits can be hit and miss according to what you get. The Judge's Choice is usually solid.

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CenLa is really lucky to have Jerry Lee Fine Menswear still in operation, been a staple since the early '80s...

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If by "lucky" you mean charging $800+ for Chinese suits, sure CenLa is super lucky. What would we do without Jerry Lee.

Just drive to Houston and go to the Brooks Brothers on Westheimer if you want a nice suit.

I'm good. Insecure Indian racists are past my point of engagement.

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great, that’s what the OT needs…another white male liberal masquerading as a Moderate.

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I'll end this conversation by saying you're fricking nuts.

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the high road routine

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Why go high road when people are shot in the face? What obligation do people on the other end have towards civility?