EulerRules

Interesting “fairy” tale, Cap. But…both of your assertions are false.
The French Canadians of Acadie (Les Acadiens) were primarily fur traders. They weren’t “run out of Europe.” They went to Acadie (current day Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, part of New Brunswick, and part of Maine) to engage in the lucrative fur trade. Most were fiercely loyal to the French king (read up on Charles St. Etienne de la Tour, a 17th century two-time governor of Acadie). In the run-up to the Seven Years’ War, the British gave Les Acadiens the option of swearing allegiance to the British Crown or being transported on British ships to various locations. NONE of those British ships came to Louisiana. NONE. Les Acadiens that refused to betray France either left on the ships or stayed and fought a guerilla war against the British. Many Les Acadiens that left on the British ships later CHOSE to come to Louisiana, which was actually under Spanish rule at the time. NONE of them were forced to come to Louisiana.
Maybe learn a little history before you run your mouth next time, n’est-ce pas?

While Florida is attempting to run the table, they will inevitably throw a shoe and lose...My bad, LSU isn't on their schedule.

She's so short her heels don't reach the ground. Might make a good half-back.

Lucky guy gets to stand in the trophy case next to both trophies.

Max Q is nothing compared to the pressure exerted on that belt

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Walked-off all 3 games.

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Yup, that was 3 Rocky Bottoms (of innings) for the Voles.

Never explain; never defend.

It ap"pear"s not.

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HailHailtoMichigan!
Mission Viejo, CA

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Take a gander at the West Coast Michigander (?or Michigoose) who has forgotten Harbaugh's cheating mess and Sherrone Moore's implosion. Are you also still mad Lloyd Carr's grandson is the star QB of the Fighting Irish? Are you hiding amongst the trees of "an arbor"?

Roger “B12 shots” Clemens…