Who is giving me free beer tomorrow?

[campo118]

You will find out soon enough how we handle it… To say we get rowdy, may be an understatement. To say we are louder and more boisterous the more we drink would be about as accurate a portrayal as I could give you…

[Cajun_RH]

Anybody wanted to make some money... Set up some crawfish for sale... We are suckers for it and will pay unGodly prices for it...

crawfish season is unfortunately just about over. So you would have to pay a little more than normal regardless of where you go.

[Cajun_RH]

Also, I would be glad to spare a beer or two. We have some pretty good local brews that you might enjoy.

[Dad04]

Coming from Jackson, MS. I'm already in a little hot water for leaving the wife+6 and 2 year-old at home over the weekend...the others in my group have similar set ups. We figured it would be in our best interest to put in a half-day of work around the house before heading out around 1:00. We will, however, have an entire day to kill Sunday before the West Coast first pitch at 8:00. And by the way, my prediction is that the 8:00 start time will work against the home team as most fans do not know how to pace themselves for that late of a start--there will be a number who are too hammered to make it through the game enthusiastically. Those "I-was-just-hammered-but-now-I-can't-drink-inside-the-stadium" headaches can be the worst.

Our second game last Saturday didn't start until after 8 PM. Ross Mitchell lasted 1.2 innings. We had 12 runs by 9 PM. That was after we demolished the 3 seed (some team from Cali, I think) at 1 PM. Go figure. We'll try and pace ourselves......safe travels...

[RedCajun]

Coming from Jackson, MS. I'm already in a little hot water for leaving the wife+6 and 2 year-old at home over the weekend...the others in my group have similar set ups. We figured it would be in our best interest to put in a half-day of work around the house before heading out around 1:00. We will, however, have an entire day to kill Sunday before the West Coast first pitch at 8:00. And by the way, my prediction is that the 8:00 start time will work against the home team as most fans do not know how to pace themselves for that late of a start--there will be a number who are too hammered to make it through the game enthusiastically. Those "I-was-just-hammered-but-now-I-can't-drink-inside-the-stadium" headaches can be the worst.

Lol. As fans, the "now I can't drink inside the stadium" part was tough in game 1 against j state. By Day 2, we made adjustments just like our team did.

[sportsfanatic21]

Lol. As fans, the "now I can't drink inside the stadium" part was tough in game 1 against j state. By Day 2, we made adjustments just like our team did.

I was thinking the same. Some rules are made to be broken! ;-)

[VObserver]

Coming from Jackson, MS. I'm already in a little hot water for leaving the wife+6 and 2 year-old at home over the weekend...the others in my group have similar set ups. We figured it would be in our best interest to put in a half-day of work around the house before heading out around 1:00. We will, however, have an entire day to kill Sunday before the West Coast first pitch at 8:00. And by the way, my prediction is that the 8:00 start time will work against the home team as most fans do not know how to pace themselves for that late of a start--there will be a number who are too hammered to make it through the game enthusiastically. Those "I-was-just-hammered-but-now-I-can't-drink-inside-the-stadium" headaches can be the worst.

Welcome to Lafayette. I was born in your neck of the woods [Calhoun County] and still have lots of family up there. I am very familiar with how hard Ole Miss folks 'party'. I will tell you straight up that the hardest partying, whisky-swilling Mississippian will be passed out on the floor puking his guts out along about the time the average 16 year old Cajun girl is getting a mild buzz. Forget trying to outdrink a full grown man. If you are a beer drinker, it is even worse. There is more beer per capita consumed in a 50 mile radius of Lafayette than there is within a 50 mile radius of Munich or Prague. You WILL have fun; but if you try to out-drink the locals, you won't remember much of it.

[Sir Cajun]

Welcome to Lafayette. I was born in your neck of the woods [Calhoun County] and still have lots of family up there. I am very familiar with how hard Ole Miss folks 'party'. I will tell you straight up that the hardest partying, whisky-swilling Mississippian will be passed out on the floor puking his guts out along about the time the average 16 year old Cajun girl is getting a mild buzz. Forget trying to outdrink a full grown man. If you are a beer drinker, it is even worse. There is more beer per capita consumed in a 50 mile radius of Lafayette than there is within a 50 mile radius of Munich or Prague. You WILL have fun; but if you try to out-drink the locals, you won't remember much of it.

This.

Just two years of living in Lafayette conditioned me and my liver well.

[EDOrgeronsGhost]

Welcome to Lafayette. I was born in your neck of the woods [Calhoun County] and still have lots of family up there. I am very familiar with how hard Ole Miss folks 'party'. I will tell you straight up that the hardest partying, whisky-swilling Mississippian will be passed out on the floor puking his guts out along about the time the average 16 year old Cajun girl is getting a mild buzz. Forget trying to outdrink a full grown man. If you are a beer drinker, it is even worse. There is more beer per capita consumed in a 50 mile radius of Lafayette than there is within a 50 mile radius of Munich or Prague. You WILL have fun; but if you try to out-drink the locals, you won't remember much of it.

Yeah I've seen party down south... the MS boy usually tucks in ole Lyle A Boudreaux, Lafayettes pride and joy...

[TuffGuy84]

Welcome to Lafayette. I was born in your neck of the woods [Calhoun County] and still have lots of family up there. I am very familiar with how hard Ole Miss folks 'party'. I will tell you straight up that the hardest partying, whisky-swilling Mississippian will be passed out on the floor puking his guts out along about the time the average 16 year old Cajun girl is getting a mild buzz. Forget trying to outdrink a full grown man. If you are a beer drinker, it is even worse. There is more beer per capita consumed in a 50 mile radius of Lafayette than there is within a 50 mile radius of Munich or Prague. You WILL have fun; but if you try to out-drink the locals, you won't remember much of it.

This is absolutely true. Back in my drinking hey day's, I could put down a case. I used to chug a pitcher of beer on stage while my band was playing, in the middle of a song no less. Sad part was my drinking didn't catch up with my age, the energy that I put out playing live did. Man, last show I played, god, I felt like a bag of smashed buttholes. I really can't wait to go drink with some of these native North Carolinians and show them how the pro's do it.

That said, to the original point, my guess is show up outside the Tigue, blindfold yourself, spin around three times and point. Wherever you're pointing, you'll find someone willing to feed you and give you a beer.