This place is a cesspool, thanks to the
people! I have never seen so many smokers in my life. And what do you do with the old cigarette butts and ashes in your car, why you dump them at the next red light, of course. I have lived here for almost 2 years and cannot believe the way locals treat there own city. I saw a post that talked about the "Proud"
people of this area. Here's how proud they are of the land. Don't take your used motor oil to the auto store to be disposed of properly, do
like my neighbor suggested and pour it along your fence line to kill the weeds.....
Nice, very
nice. This guy has lived here all his life. Maybe that’s why I won't drink the tap
water. Ohh, the tap
water, every 5 months there is a build up of a black goo around my toilet
water and the faucet head. Looks great when you’re washing your hands and this goo comes off into your hands. I asked my neighbor about it and he said it was normal. One of my favorite things is the drive into work every morning over the I-210 Bridge and getting a whiff of that pungent refinery plant brew that continues to be pumped into the air.
Lake Charles, Louisiana. Mmmmmmmmmm, I love the smell of lung cancer in the morning. It's not one of those smells you associate with nature either. If you like the rain then Seattle ain't got nothing on this place. And if it's not raining then it’s humid and hot. Oh, that’s right I forgot. The weather is decent here from November to March, ooooh you get
5 months of
cool weather. Oh did I mention this is a college town? Most
people think of
college towns being pedestrian friendly city's with all the college kids. Not so my friend, try to ride your bike anywhere and you get to join the flow of traffic as they proceed to honk and throw things at you because you’re in their way. I had one lady tell me most of the
people she ever saw on bikes around here are usually homeless. Nice huh! Louisiana is called the "Sportsman’s Paradise" well if you consider fishing and hunting a sport then so be it. That’s all they do around here, shoot things and catch things in the polluted
water. That's right I said polluted
water. Have you seen the number of refineries around the
water ways here? About a year ago one of the cargo ships with a load of oil spilled its contents into the
water around the lake area where all those beautiful homes are built. 15,000-18,000 barrels of the good stuff. The EPA and coast guard ordered all recreational use of the
water banned until the spill was cleaned up.
