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brad	Louisiana natives: Remember this? [ 20 responses ] < Post > < link > [ posted by brad at 01/17/2005 01:31:29 AM ] [ trackback ]

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meredith [email] said at 11:16 AM 01-17-2005:
I have to say I have no recollection of that. But it is a sight.

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rick [email] said at 11:17 AM 01-17-2005:
I used to have the books in which he battled the swamp witch and the one in which he rescues Ron Guidry.

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brianbibbly [email] said at 11:29 AM 01-17-2005:
Yeah, I remember that cat. I was more of a Clovis the Crawfish fan myself.

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andrew [email] said at 11:33 AM 01-17-2005:
midi zydeco.

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dirtyfrank said at 1:22 PM 01-17-2005:
Thats great. I do remember that guy.

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John. said at 7:51 PM 01-17-2005:
We had to read that when I was in the 4th grade for an assignment.

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josh [email] said at 8:22 PM 01-17-2005:
i do!

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abby [email] said at 8:30 PM 01-17-2005:
yall have a strange, strange heritage.

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brianbibbly [email] said at 8:38 PM 01-17-2005:
You love it! Mardi Gras is coming up. Time to experience the heritage in full bloom.

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abby [email] said at 12:48 PM 01-20-2005:
are you sure? is there any real mardi gras left? what does atraditional mardi gras entail? do not say high life.. the ancient creoles did not have high life.

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meredith [email] said at 12:58 PM 01-20-2005:
I was in a Mardi Gras parade once (my dad was in a krewe) and we did the whole cerimonial choosing of the king and queen and everything at the ball. It was pretty sweet and yes, it involved King Cake.

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abby [email] said at 1:07 PM 01-20-2005:
"In offices, classrooms, and homes throughout the city, King Cakes are sliced and enjoyed by all. Like the biblical story, the "search for the baby" adds excitement, as each person waits to see in whose slice of cake the baby will be discovered."

wow!

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meredith [email] said at 1:14 PM 01-20-2005:
Yeah, at the Balls they don't use the baby, it's necklaces with or without pearls. But I remember the whole baby in the king cake thing from when I was in Kindergarden. I HATED the baby and NEVER wanted it. Once I got it and tried to hide it, but everyone was all like "Meredith got the baby! Miss Kim! Meredith got the baby!!!" I was so embarrassed for some reason and didn't tell my parents. Thus they didn't buy a King Cake for me to bring to class the next day. So when my mom dropped me off the next day this little boy named Clint got straight in my face and said, "YOUDIDN'TBRINGAKINGCAKE!THATMEANSNOONECANGETTHEBABYANDTHEREWILLNEVERBEANOTHERKINGCAKEAGAINEVER!!!" My mom was like, "Oh, I didn't know..." and the teacher said, "That doesn't mean we'll NEVER have another King Cake, Clint..." It was mortifying. That stupid baby.

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meredith [email] said at 1:15 PM 01-20-2005:
Oops. Sorry, Josh. I was all caught up in the memory.

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rick [email] said at 9:54 PM 01-17-2005:
Louisiana is the only state I can think of where the governor sang part of his farewell address.

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lil' h said at 8:48 PM 01-17-2005:
Yes! I love Crawfish Man! Aiyee!

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dave [email] said at 10:43 AM 01-18-2005:
spanish moss in my hands,
turn me in to crawfish man!

i'm so glad you shared this so that crappy site could blare MIDI for all my coworkers to hear!

haha.

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