Thread: LSU fan recommendations for your visit to NOLA and the game
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Old 12-03-2007, 02:06 PM
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Originally Posted by NYCBuckeye 2000 View Post
What are the more popular LSU blogs? I've done some simple searches but I can't find anything with any great detail or decent writing.

Side note: I still dream of NOLA's seafood. If your on the fence of heading down the seafood alone is worth the trip. This coming from a New Yorker
Unfortunately the best blogs are pay per view. I'm on the Tiger Lair, a pay part of Tiger Roar. The unpaid part is dominated by idiot non-LSU fans wanting to tell us how Alabama will own us now that Nick Saban is their coach.

NOLA, a fine restaurant. Some think it is Emeril's best. There are so many good ones, you really can't miss. Just avoid the tourista places.

Go early, around 11:00 a.m. and get into Acme Oyster House. Sit at the oyster bar and just tell the shuckers you want oysters. You will learn the meaning of Lagniappe. They shuck oysters and put them by the dozen on trays for the wait staff to pick up. If you are at the bar, they give you the best ones just as they shuck them. Then, they "count" how many empty shells there are. They always under count. Tip them well.
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