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New Orleans, Louisiana recent comments:

  • Place St. Charles, Nigel (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    645 feet , and 53 storeys tall
  • One Shell Square, Nigel (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    697 feet tall , with 51 floors
  • Central Grocery, catii (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    And for those of us who have moved far, far away, they still have a great service where they'll FedEx you six muffulettas for less than a hundred bucks! Guess what we eat during our SuperBowl Sundays?!
  • DKE House, Dave (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Who cares - it sounds gay, anyway.
  • Days of Wine and Roses Florist, Dave (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Great film starring Jack Lemmon.
  • The Point, douchebag (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    submarine races
  • Times-Picayune Newspaper, Dave (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    When are they going to start publishing the weekly Focus Forum again? It's nigh impossible to figure out what's on TV in New Orleans these days.
  • Barrel Proof, Dave (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Then, what's the use?
  • Madigan's Bar, Tommy (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Go here if you are underage.
  • 6221 South Claiborne Ave., Rachel (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Oh yea. After school I always hit that place up
  • DKE House, sean (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    this is on calhoun you douchebag, henry clay is one block over towards downtown.
  • Former Site of Aurora Gardens Academy, Tina Peters Miracle (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    I attended Aurora Gardens in the 70's and early 80's. I was in the last 9th grade class before they stopped having high school classes. I loved seeing the bullet holes and the soldiers names carved into the trees from the Battle of New Orleans. I remember the wonderful cultural field trips that we took to the opera, ballet, zoo, museums, etc. I also remember wearing the God-awful one piece red gym suits and how horribly they stuck to the skin in the Louisiana heat. My brother attended from 1st-3rd grades. It was a wonderful school that had the most amazing curriculum. I'm sad to learn that it closed.
  • Le Mieux, dfekted1 wrote 18 years ago:
    I am drunk... Drunk is me... I am drunk... WEEEEEE!!! I am drunk... Drunk is me... I am drunk... WEEEEEE!!! I am drunk BURP!!!
  • The Point, dfekted1 wrote 18 years ago:
    It's actually a boat launch. Your description's good too, though.
  • Chris Owens Club & Balcony, Dave (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Shit, I'd still do her anyway.
  • Robert Fresh Market, Bobby (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Their groceries were very expensive, Lakeview Fine Foods was much better.
  • Chris Owens Club & Balcony, Jim (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Chris Owens - quite possibly the world's oldest living stripper!
  • Former Site of Aurora Gardens Academy, Jonathan Honaker (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    I attended this school for only one year, 5th grade 1986. I remember playing flag football in the field behind the school near the river. I also remember the headmaster having a discussion with us. He said, "today I was approached by a salesman offering to sell me a product that would remove graffiti from walls, and I told him that we do not have any need for such a product because all of our students here are exceptional". For some reason that really stuck with me. Sorry, I don't have anything more poignant or historical, just some old memories.
  • Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop (bar), G (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    Serves the best Hurricanes in New Orleans!
  • Former Site of Aurora Gardens Academy, Michelle Guidry Pender (guest) wrote 18 years ago:
    I attended this school from Kindergarden to Fourth grade (1973-1979). The Battle of New Orleans was fought on all or a portion of the school grounds, and I remember seeing bullet holes in the trees. Also, I as well as others dug up artifacts which of course I no longer have. My brother once dug up a tiny brass bell, and I remember something sticking out of the ground near a tree. I can only describe it as something one would use to sharpen a knife. I tried several times to dig this object out of the ground, but of course I did not have a shovel or similar tool to use. Unfortunately, I never asked a coach or teacher to come take a look at it.