SI's Best Pick for this weekend's games..

[Razeyfingers]

yeah unfortunately its all the important poo thats in the bowl . . like the shithole of a building I had to work in, The Poydress Center or whatever that hunk of poo is called.

 

Ahh New Orleens finest building, "You guys board the windows yet? . . cause yeah that'll totally save us from the hurricane when the levee breaks"

 

lol city of tards. . fix roads? nah, Id rather let our kids drink and be able to drink in the street.

[PantherFanOne]

I hope the Panthers put this game out of reach early and send a very strong message to the nay-sayers who keep trying to figure out ways to keep this team down.

 

 My team went on early vacation this season, so I am rooting for this team hard and heavy. Come on Panthers!!!

 

 

 

Who is your team,if you don't mind me asking?

 

[footballisasport]

Who is your team,if you don't mind me asking?

Giants. Eli decided he wanted to earn the Interception King award this season. The rest of the team is no better.

[Keep Steve]

Too much at stake and way too personal to consider betting this one. This guy is getting paid by Vegas to write this article.

[Mvp2014]

Considering half of a New Orleans is ABOVE sea level, including the subject of this thread downtown and French Quarter, pretty sure the humidity is related to its position relative to equator and surrounding water, if moisture was related to sea level, than cities well above sea level like Orlando and Pensacola should have almost no heat/moisture, at least according to what you're saying,

The urine smell is also easy to avoid, just stay always from the 5 blocks of bars on Bourbon St between 6pm and when it's pressured washed at 4 am. Easy solution!

Yeah well mississippi swamp trash is the main contributor to your stank problem, despite the reports of humidity. Its a breeding ground down there