Bucktown Tigah

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Yes. I pay for all of my music, too. :shocker:

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Sucker. Haha.

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But I'm probably rich, too, according to you.

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What does that even mean? I know many club owners/promoters. NOBODY is paying for music. They pay for the DJs to play music. Maybe you're thinking of those juke box things in small neighborhood bars with like a thousand songs in them in which, yes, the owner paid for it.

I think you're rich? I'm legitimately confused.

Yes the most recent rounds of sanctions. However, he has voted for them in the past. So Zed is being completely disingenuous to lump Rand in with Ron on the topic of sanctions.

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College, definitely Ratchet by Lil Boosie.

High school could be many. Choppa Style & N.O. Block Party are two big ones.

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I would bet not many are in jail just for pot.

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:banghead:

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According to the the FBI, police in the United States made about 750,000 marijuana arrests in 2012, the vast majority (87 percent) for simple possession. That is down from a peak of more than 858,000 pot busts in 2009. From 1996 through 2012, there were more than 12 million marijuana arrests, accounting for 44 percent of all drug arrests during that period. More than 11 million of the pot busts involved simple possession.

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I really hope the back alley area is the bar area that was along the Float Den by the river. That's the perfect spot for some house goodness via Seth Troxler and Soul Clap.

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Yeah, good stage for some deep house and good local DJ's. They need to add Klutch to this stage in the 2nd announcement. He's local. Seen him a few times at Republic open up for some national acts and stole the show every time. Never seen a DJ get a crowd involved like that.

Interesting article arguing that Nagin was actually better than Mitch when it came to business owners:

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“The thing you’ve got to remember,” he said, “is that both of these guys are socialists. If they had the ability they’d control everybody’s life. What makes Nagin good is that he’s not capable of doing that.

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Business under Nagin:

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He further explained that his business was booming, and one reason was that he didn’t have to deal with city regulators for permits, licenses and so forth as he’d expected when he opened his doors. “I expected I’d have somebody through my doors on a constant basis shaking us down for God-knows-what,” he said. ‘They’ve completely left us alone, and we’re able to focus on our core business instead of regulatory compliance on how many fire extinguishers we have or the racial makeup of our employees or whether we have handicapped parking for our customers who use us online.

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Business under Mitch:

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Bear in mind this is hardly a singular example. There’s the constitutionally-challenged raft of regulations on taxicabs in the city, which look to be tailor-made to enable the Russian mob to consolidate its control over that industry at the expense of the independent operators. There’s the crackdown on bars for violations of city regulations from a book which rivals the Dodd-Frank bill in its volume. And there was the long arm of Landrieu’s law descending upon French Quarter establishments for the crime of holding sales of Mardi Gras costumes.

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The only real difference seems to be that while Nagin generally left the more-or-less law-abiding people alone, Landrieu refuses to. And he’s choking off the city’s recovery in the process, which makes my friend the tech entrepreneur a quite sage prophet indeed.

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Full Article

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Posted by aroussel3Tigers
Have you guys not been watching ESPN and the rest of the media all week? They all said that u dont fix what isnt broken. LSUs offense has been more in sync this season than it has been since 2007. Its a common sense thing, for Christ Sake. Why is it always racial? Sheesh

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This.

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I've never hated Tulane

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Try living in New Orleans and having to deal with those yankee douches.