maybe he's forgotten that it's still the south.

Oh come on Brad—go home and watch your kids

Peggy, don't forget the beignets and po'boys!

It's time the marijuana user is no longer looked down upon as a menace, but as a member of society - no different than one who may have a drink. In Chronic, author Peder Valentine maintains that a now illegal substance could save America’s economy, as well as bring many benefits to our society.  It is an atrocity that commercials like “Above the Influence” and others portray the common marijuana smoker as someone unable to achieve. It’s truly time for a change in America that will give people some hope that things are changing and that will generate the jobs and revenue we all need. America wants its freedom of choice back.  The new face of the marijuana user is the contributing citizen of America. Chronic expels the notion of one unable to achieve or advance in life if they smoke marijuana with a case study of a chronic user who conquered the Engineering world.  The author hopes that other successful users will also step out and laws will be changed to accommodate the majority of the population, as was done for alcohol. www.chronicbook.com (More information on the book)
http://www.eloquentbooks.com/Chronic.html (Purchase book)

All he's doing here is drawing attention to the disaster that New Orleans still is, years after Katrina. And that's a good thing, as most people have forgotten.

Still a good story, jeez. I live here and he's got my vote. ANYone is better than Ray mufuckin Nagin.

Sad, New Orleans has bigger problems then gay marriage and weed. Kill Yourself

this was cute…two days ago.