My Analysis of Why Cayenne Died at UL:

[Atown cajun]

I loved that Flamin’ pepper.

[CajunNation]

Just to prove a point if I gave you a jacket to wear which one would you choose?

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I'm choosing the Pepper one in a heartbeat.

Having said that, the Pepper logo you chose to highlight was one of the original depictions. Cayenne went through a few adaptations since then.

[Turbine]

Looking at the jacket, there are no in game pictures of Cayenne in motion.

All the pictures are of the suit just standing around.

I will say this though Cayenne could have been real good with a "Raise Your Hands" cheer.

There are lots of pictures doing that.

[CajunNation]

...When i think of peppers, I think of NM not Louisiana...

Riiight....That "New Mexico" food sure is spicy.

[CajunNation]

Looking at the jacket, there are no in game pictures of Cayenne in motion.

All the pictures are of the suit just standing around.

I will say this though Cayenne could have been real good with a "Raise Your Hands" cheer.

There are lots of pictures doing that.

Who is more likely to do this:



I could easily see that crazy Cayenne doing stuff like this. He's so Canaille!

[CajunVic]

Who is more likely to do this:



I could easily see that crazy Cayenne doing stuff like this. He's so Canaille!

you must have been the pepper

[Turbine]

Same pose as when he was standing vertical.

Turn the picture sideways, its true.

[Ragin9221]

Riiight....That "New Mexico" food sure is spicy.

New Mexico is known as the chile capital of the world and the hub of chile in the United States and North America. Chile peppers have been cultivated in the state's Rio Grande Valley for centuries and are a staple ingredient in many popular New Mexican dishes. The state's climate and soil type make it ideal for growing chile peppers, which are worth $60 million at harvest and quadruple in value after processing.

Hot pepper sauce made in NM

New Mexico hot sauce brands
El Bruno's
El Pinto
El Rancho De Los Garcia's
Fresh Chile Co
Fresh Hatch Chile
Hatch Chile Store
La Posta Chile
Los Roast
Santa Fe Seasons
Taos Hum

[CajunNation]

New Mexico is known as the chile capital of the world and the hub of chile in the United States and North America. Chile peppers have been cultivated in the state's Rio Grande Valley for centuries and are a staple ingredient in many popular New Mexican dishes. The state's climate and soil type make it ideal for growing chile peppers, which are worth $60 million at harvest and quadruple in value after processing.

Hot pepper sauce made in NM

New Mexico hot sauce brands
El Bruno's
El Pinto
El Rancho De Los Garcia's
Fresh Chile Co
Fresh Hatch Chile
Hatch Chile Store
La Posta Chile
Los Roast
Santa Fe Seasons
Taos Hum

Not my point. Of course New MEXICO is gonna have spicy food. My point is that they are not the "go to" for spicy food references in the population. If you are making a movie, a TV show or a commercial, and you want to make a joke about spicy food, you are going to reference Cajun food/pepper/culture, not "New Mexico" food.

[CajunVic]

Not my point. Of course New MEXICO is gonna have spicy food. My point is that they are not the "go to" for spicy food references in the population. If you are making a movie, a TV show or a commercial, and you want to make a joke about spicy food, you are going to reference Cajun food/pepper/culture, not "New Mexico" food.

only because the real hot pepper sauce is founded and made in South Louisiana (Tobasco) but it still goes back to the ��️ . . .

[CajunNation]

Same pose as when he was standing vertical.

Turn the picture sideways, its true.

I think we are now criticizing the guy in the suit, not the character. To me, the Cayenne character would be much more conducive to being the Spirit Leader we need.

[CajunVic]

I think we are now criticizing the guy in the suit, not the character. To me, the Cayenne character would be much more conducive to being the Spirit Leader we need.

Al has so much more opportunity to be great than the ��️

besides, the pepper ��️ is dead