Continuing with our post theme of babies of the illegitimate variety comes this sign from Parts Unknown in South Louisiana.  Its the perfect convergence of unmatched team spirit and the uncertainty that only an unplanned pregnancy can bring.  The only problem is that the result of every test comes back  “Jeremy Shockey”. [HT: Frat Guy]

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“Our Bunco group is so crazy fun!” As you may have heard the NFL is attempting to claim exclusive rights to “WHO DAT”, a very old battle cry that has become synonymous with the City of New Orleans and most notably the Super Bowl Bound New Orleans Saints. Anyone who knows New Orleans knows claiming “Who Dat” as [...]

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Before you ask: It is New Orleans, so of course the kids to the left are loaded on Bourbon Street. AND yes that is 8 AM after an all nighter post the Saints historic NFC Championship win last Sunday. Not one of the kids acted up during nap time later that day. The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports because student absentees [...]

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The celebration in new orleans after the Saints victory was truly something to see, there were impromptu parades and masses of humanity celebrating in unison.  As FOTP reader and game attendee Tangy emailed me, “It was a very awesome sight to see.  No one was looting or setting stuff on fire.  It was awesome.  People were [...]

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The fact that the New Orleans Saints are in the Super Bowl is a startling realization for many…including former quarterback, crunk fist pumper, and radio host, the Cajun Cannon, Bobby Hebert.  Hebert, when talking about the Saints making theSuper Bowl, the late Saints radio man Buddy Diliberto, and, of course, Katrina, got a little emotional on his [...]

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The victorious Saints locker room from last night was every substance enhanced dream I’ve ever had about the moment rolled into on scene.  There was cheering, congratulatory hugs, classic Aerosmith…and for some reason, Jon Gruden.  Totally how I imagined it would all go down, I guess.

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Im still coming to grips with the reality that I live in a world in which my Saints will play in the Super Bowl.  It is truly strange and glorious times here in Louisiana.  I’ve spent much of the morning finding some of the more enjoyable acts of jubilation and dispair from last night.  Below [...]

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