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13Beach Fanatic
GO TITANS! 
Skunky
Even at 0-16, they will be my team
Beach LoverAuthor
That's how I feel about the Bucs!
And I have a lot of experience with them losing, lemme tell ya. woo.
And I have a lot of experience with them losing, lemme tell ya. woo.
Beach Fanatic
I'm sad to hear about Deuce's knee. He's out for the season.This is very bad news for both him personally and the Saints.
needs to get out more
saints a flash in the pan, or just on a bad streak?
Beach Fanatic
Was that a real nun in the stands they did a close up shot of cheering? 
In the habit and all.
of cheering? In the habit and all.
Beach Fanatic
Even at 0-16, they will be my team
That would be a big DITTO for this Kat!
GEAUX SAINTS!!!!! 
Beach Fanatic
GO TITANS!
High Five!
Beach Fanatic
Back at ya, bro! 
Skunky
saints a flash in the pan, or just on a bad streak?
God works in mysterious ways.
Skunky
Blaze damages Uptown barroom
Fire started next door to Miss Mae's Tuesday, September 25, 2007From staff reports
A three-alarm fire damaged popular nightspot Miss Mae's at Napoleon Avenue and Magazine Street on Monday night.
Fire officials believe the fire started next door at Cafe Bayard and jumped the 18-inch gap between the buildings, according to Chief Glenn Trainor of the New Orleans Fire Department. The owner, Marc LoCasio, was in the 1905-circa cafe building at the time and called 911 to report the fire at 9:07 p.m. The extent of the damage to that building was unclear.
Fire officials say they had some resistance from bar patrons who were reluctant to evacuate because they were watching the Saints game.
Most of the damage was confined to dead space between the walls and between the first-floor ceiling and second floor, Trainor said.
The fire was declared under control at 10:15 p.m., Trainor said.
He said there were no injuries to bar patrons or to firefighters.
Fire started next door to Miss Mae's Tuesday, September 25, 2007From staff reports
A three-alarm fire damaged popular nightspot Miss Mae's at Napoleon Avenue and Magazine Street on Monday night.
Fire officials believe the fire started next door at Cafe Bayard and jumped the 18-inch gap between the buildings, according to Chief Glenn Trainor of the New Orleans Fire Department. The owner, Marc LoCasio, was in the 1905-circa cafe building at the time and called 911 to report the fire at 9:07 p.m. The extent of the damage to that building was unclear.
Fire officials say they had some resistance from bar patrons who were reluctant to evacuate because they were watching the Saints game.
Most of the damage was confined to dead space between the walls and between the first-floor ceiling and second floor, Trainor said.
The fire was declared under control at 10:15 p.m., Trainor said.
He said there were no injuries to bar patrons or to firefighters.
Beach Fanatic
Blaze damages Uptown barroom
Fire started next door to Miss Mae's Tuesday, September 25, 2007From staff reports
A three-alarm fire damaged popular nightspot Miss Mae's at Napoleon Avenue and Magazine Street on Monday night.
Fire officials believe the fire started next door at Cafe Bayard and jumped the 18-inch gap between the buildings, according to Chief Glenn Trainor of the New Orleans Fire Department. The owner, Marc LoCasio, was in the 1905-circa cafe building at the time and called 911 to report the fire at 9:07 p.m. The extent of the damage to that building was unclear.
Fire officials say they had some resistance from bar patrons who were reluctant to evacuate because they were watching the Saints game.
Beach Fanatic
I'm tempted to dress up as an Aint for Halloween!
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