To: UMCRevMom@aol.com
New Orleans
The OJ verdict was about to be read, I was stuck in traffic right in front of City Hall
It was surreal, I’m the only white guy for blocks and I swear everybody stopped and was waiting for the verdict ...
I put my Bronco in 4WD and thought ... I am not taking a brick to the head for this BS
Verdict announced... Street Party ensues, I went back to 2 wheel drive
I moved as quick as I could to small town Texas
101 posted on
08/23/2020 4:01:53 PM PDT by
TexasTransplant
( I am going back to work... permission or not)
To: TexasTransplant
New Orleans
The OJ verdict was about to be read, I was stuck in traffic right in front of City Hall It was surreal, Im the only white guy for blocks and I swear everybody stopped and was waiting for the verdict ... I put my Bronco in 4WD and thought ... I am not taking a brick to the head for this BS
Verdict announced... Street Party ensues, I went back to 2 wheel drive I moved as quick as I could to small town Texas Heh, if you'd had to make a "dynamic escape", I might've seen it. At the time, I worked in the Energy Centre building at the corner of Poydras St. and Loyola Ave., diagonally across from the civil court and City Hall buildings. But yeah, *everybody* in the office was packing heat that day.
112 posted on
08/23/2020 7:40:12 PM PDT by
Charles Martel
(Progressives are the crab grass in the lawn of life.)
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