Upping Hell: More Students Add Their Little All To the Comedy of Errors
Tuesday, October 18, 2011 at 1:12PM | by Otter
Bienville, who with his brother Iberville came to New Orleans in 1718 seeking a drama-free weekend. It is not known if he himself upped hell, but New Orleans has certainly attempted to do so since then.
Today, I would very much like to read a little bit on the economics of modern warfare. Or perhaps a Wodehouse novel.
Alas. There's work to be done. I've decided I don't need to get past more than two paragraphs of things like this before slapping an "F" on the perpetrators. If they don't care, why should I?
When tourists come to New Orleans, they come to party, tour the city, and have fun. Tourists really know about what New Orleans are famous for and that's Mardi Gras, French Quarters, and food. They don't really know about all the crime that goes on in New Orleans. The crime is getting worst as the years go on. When they had the French Quarter first they had people from all over the United States visiting. They were looking forward to having fun and a drama free weekend, but they had a shooting that lead up to seven people shot, and wounded. After that why should tourist comeback to New Orleans if its not a safe place to visit. New Orleans has a reputation to up hell.
Reader Comments (3)
Do they throw "french quarters" from the floats during Mardi Gras?
If tourist comeback, I wish you much success with French Quarters and up helling your reputation, New Orleans.
I wish it with every fiber of my hard felt been.
There's more than one New Orleans?!? That's freakin' fabulous! Y'all should have franchised that town long before now.
I know you take your work seriously, and I can see why: you are grooming the next generation of FoxNews correspondents. Geraldo Jr. and O'Reilly II are sitting in your class. You are wielding a crazy powerful sword. Go on, up hell.