Jindal faces troubles in his home state





Interesting break down of the state. Never new they considered the northern tip sportsman paradise. With all of the wild game hunting, crabbing, crawfishing, among other things, like the saints, hornets, zephyrs, etc. I thought South Louisiana was holding down that title.
 
Blacknbengal said:
If you take a closer look, you'll see that ViLou is in Concordia Parish which is right on the shin part of the state. That's Crossroads, but we consider ourselves North like those in Catahoula and Tensas Parishes.
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If you read what I typed below the map, you'll noticed I said Concordia Parish, but yes that area has more of a North Louisiana feel. I bet a lot of the people from that area travel between Alexandria and Monroe to shop and do business, just like the folks in Marksville travel between Alexandria and Lafayette to shop and do business, which is why CENLA identity is a mixture of both North and South Louisiana. You are either in CENLA or North Louisiana, but you can't be in both.
 
Jax said:
Yep, iggant Cajuns and c**n azzes re-elected him assuming that "the enemy of my enemy is my friend..." :lol:
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Yea, that's one "hellacious" philosophy. :smh: :lol: :emlaugh: I can tell you those "folks" around Metairie and Kenner are king of all the azz holes in Louisiana and first cousins to the azz holes around Lafayette. :smh: :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JROCK said:
Interesting break down of the state. Never new they considered the northern tip sportsman paradise. With all of the wild game hunting, crabbing, crawfishing, among other things, like the saints, hornets, zephyrs, etc. I thought South Louisiana was holding down that title.
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Deer, squirrel, and duck hunting is in the north, crabbing, crawfish, and other fishing is in the south. You should see all the folks from South Louisiana heading north to do a little deer hunting.
 
JAG89 said:
If you read what I typed below the map, you'll noticed I said Concordia Parish, but yes that area has more of a North Louisiana feel. I bet a lot of the people from that area travel between Alexandria and Monroe to shop and do business, just like the folks in Marksville travel between Alexandria and Lafayette to shop and do business, which is why CENLA identity is a mixture of both North and South Louisiana. You are either in CENLA or North Louisiana, but you can't be in both.
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Yeah, I saw that...........late. Like I said, we over here consider ourselves N. La. Now, maybe they changed the concept since I been gone, but growing up we always were told that we were N. La.
 
JAG89 said:
If you read what I typed below the map, you'll noticed I said Concordia Parish, but yes that area has more of a North Louisiana feel. I bet a lot of the people from that area travel between Alexandria and Monroe to shop and do business, just like the folks in Marksville travel between Alexandria and Lafayette to shop and do business, which is why CENLA identity is a mixture of both North and South Louisiana. You are either in CENLA or North Louisiana, but you can't be in both.
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Growing up, I was always told anything past Bunkie is North Louisiana (but I know Alex is Central Louisiana). :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JROCK said:
Growing up, I was always told anything past Bunkie is North Louisiana (but I know Alex is Central Louisiana). :lol: :emlaugh:
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Bunkie is in the Crossroad area of the map I posted. The Mayor of Alexandria family comes from the Marksville area. Alexandria is mixture of different parts of Louisiana, which is why when we were in high school, we would be all over the State of Louisiana, since we were within a 2 hours drive to most cities in Louisiana.
 



JROCK said:
Growing up, I was always told anything past Bunkie is North Louisiana (but I know Alex is Central Louisiana). :lol: :emlaugh:
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One can't be in Central and North Louisiana at the same time. I remember working in Ruston, LA, I had to correct a co-worker of saying that Alexandria is in South Louisiana. Alexandria is straight Central Louisiana. I bet you think meat pies come from South Louisiana. Meat pies are a Natchitoches cruisine.
 
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JAG89 said:
Bunkie is in the Crossroad area of the map I posted. The Mayor of Alexandria family comes from the Marksville area. Alexandria is mixture of different parts of Louisiana, which is why when we were in high school, we would be all over the State of Louisiana, since we were within a 2 hours drive to most cities in Louisiana.
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That makes sense. I was just telling you what I've heard folks say in South Louisiana (right or wrong).
 
JROCK said:
That makes sense. I was just telling you what I've heard folks say in South Louisiana (right or wrong).
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I'm sure they did, just like folks in the Ruston/Grambling area would say Alexandria is in South Louisiana. Got dammitt give us our identity, which Central Louisiana (CENLA). :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JAG89 said:
One can't be in Central and North Louisiana at the same time. I remember working in Ruston, LA, I had to correct a co-worker of saying that Alexandria is in South Louisiana. Alexandria is straight Central Louisiana.
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True, I agree with you. But I'm telling you many folks in South Louisiana have drawn the line and considers Alexandria part of Louisiana Yankees. No CENLA exists as far as they are concerned :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JAG89 said:
I'm sure they did, just like folks in the Ruston/Grambling area would say Alexandria is in South Louisiana. Got dammitt give us our identity, which Central Louisiana (CENLA). :lol: :emlaugh:
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Let see if I can develop a litmus test. Do they sell boudin, boiled crawfish and hog crackers in Alexandria? :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JROCK said:
True, I agree with you. But I'm telling you many folks in South Louisiana have drawn the line and considers Alexandria part of Louisiana Yankees. No CENLA exists as far as they are concerned :lol: :emlaugh:
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Tell them backwards thinking mofos in South Louisiana to give us our identity., which is CENLA. :lol: :emlaugh:
 
JAG89 said:
Deer, squirrel, and duck hunting is in the north, crabbing, crawfish, and other fishing is in the south. You should see all the folks from South Louisiana heading north to do a little deer hunting.
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Probably because they killed most of the game off back in the day.

I can remember like our was yesterday my grandfather coming home each Saturday with waits belt of rabbits then he would go back out and bring back about the ducks.

He gave me my first single bolt action .22 and taught me how hunt squirrel when I was 12.

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