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Courtesy of Mammy's Cupboard in Natchez:

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Dude was a boss

I really liked it when it first opened. My last 2 visits weren't as good. Seemed like the sushi selection was smaller. Also don't like how they use water instead of milk in their frozen yogurt to cut costs.

Those of you who doubt Tyson's invincibility during the D'Amato/Jacobs era obviously never watched Tyson's fights during that span. After Jimmy Jacobs died, Tyson wasn't the same. He had no guidance, no one to turn to. From that point on, he was sucseptible to being beaten... but before that, no.

Let's get something straight: Tyson, after he got out of prison, was a totally different (inferior)fighter. He had no discipline, he as a raging animal, and the boxers he faced (w/ the exception of Holyfield) were losing to him due to pure fear and intimidation. Tyson's skills were nowhere near what they were during the mid/late-80s.

You put mid/late 80s Tyson vs. Lennox Lewis and Tyson would've KO'd him, no doubt in my mind.

Doc Brinker's Special + chcocolate-cherry freeze + grilled chocolate pecan pie ala mode = :bow:

The compressed watermelon salad is great, and I love the Yorkie dessert w/ the cocoa puffs.

Cafe des Amis in Breaux Bridge makes a mean couche-couche :cheers:

cinnamonster >> cinnabon


and it's not even close.

I've heard Portobello's is good, and Uncle O's... I also like The Chimes.