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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 2:19:21 AM   
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I was probably being unfair about quoting their description...New Orleans is on or near a swamp, right? The gators might be stinky.


If anything you were being too nice. Near as I can tell, the swamp land might have something to do with the smell, but not as much as the old, corroded sewage pipes in the city. Either way, I've not met anyone who's been to that city without commenting on the smell.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 11:46:51 AM   
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9th Ward is still a cesspool because of the lack of reconstruction since Katrina. Most of the owners did not have insurance.

Besides, I had a giant spider chase me out of there when I was working on a shotgun house.

I went to Metairie for my Mardi Gras parades. Family friendly, did not exposed my titties and I get plenty of beads to send to my daughter in Austin. You just have to know which krewes are going though the streets. The one that intersected Bourbon Street handed me a rubber...as if I would use it at the time (had a steady fellow). Cheapskates...

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 4:01:35 PM   
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So teachers should pack it in and stop trying to teach people? I mean hell, what's the point of teaching when people clearly don't care anyway? The thing that blows my mind is when people defend bad/lazy spelling. And where the hell does "sin" come in?


Spelling mattered when people wrote in copperplate. In the modern world everyone writes on a computer and uses spell check and grammar check for important documents. Which do not include quick posts.

And by the way, there is no correlation between spelling and intelligence or spelling and educational level. The Man has two master's and I proof read his letters. My oldest just graduated with honors from one of the top twenty private universities in the nation and back in grade school, had a spelling exemption. By the time she was in middle school, it was a non issue as she wrote her essays on the computer.


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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 4:10:39 PM   
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Cooking. WTF to bring??? Recipes anyone?



We've been to mardi gras themed play parties and the submissives could earn the beads. It could be something as small as bringing a Dominant a drink or being the person reaching into the ice filled drink chest.

As for food: Jambalaya, Gumbo, King Cake, etouffee, cajun style meatballs, etc....

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 4:21:52 PM   
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Status: offline 		Cynthia, I don't know if anyone else has/will tell you this but the tradition of "throws" goes back to the 1870s and they aren't just for women(the desire to see tits) It actually used to be part of a game people played to see who could get the best beeds, coins, etc. They are pretty much a reward for being wanted by others. You don't have to show/do anything to get them and the fun thing to do is still to see who can get the best/most of them. I haven't been to Mardi gra in a few years but the last time I did take part the funnest part of the game was in that most beeds are thrown to women and the coins have to be places in mens pockets. You are supposed to try and "give" away the coins without the men being aware you are doing it, though I know very few men that don't notice when a woman sticks her hand in his pocket.

I will second Osidegirl on the etouffee. In the right parts of the south well made etouffee is a blessing

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 4:30:05 PM   
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What the hell is a "knecklace?"

It's what red-knecks throw at your from floats during the mardi gras parade.


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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 5:08:40 PM   
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Lance can tell you that men just pull their jeans to the front and women drop the beads from the balconies.

BUT!  When I walked into a leather bar on the first night I was there (and not knowing squat 'bout anything) a very nice-looking man walked up to me and handed me two necklaces.  I said "Wow!  What's this all about?"  (wondering what they "meant.")  He said, "You either deserve beads or you earn beads.  You deserve beads."

I was dressed "hawt," I admit.  I found out later that the more elaborate, the more detailed the beads, the more valuable.  These hang by my desk to this day.  I've since found out these are <blushing> way high on the "beads to get" scale. 

Plain beads (as throw in exchange for dick or tits) are cheap - - - a hundred strands for maybe 8 or 9 dollars (less than 10 cents each.)

On Mardis Gras proper, I went into "straight" area of Boubon St. (that is, west of St. Anne St.) wearing leather pants, no ass..... oh wait.... er, .... with chaps, leather jock strap, harness, leather hat, and a black mask.

Women kept asking me to take pics with their boyfriends / husbands.... just as the flash went off, I'd kiss 'em on the cheek.  The ladies would pile beads on me.... LOL!

Lots more stories, but just one more, then I'm off to a play party...... I was watching a parade the previous night and having done my research, knew the the units were led by a mounted leader called the "Captain."   Sure 'nuff, a masked rider turned around right in front of me, rearing his horse to see what was going on behind him.  As he came down and straightened his horse to proceed, I yelled, "Throw me something, Captain!"   He did, and the gold crown he tossed is tangled into the strands mentioned above.

Crowns?  King and Queen of each Krewe. There is NO King or Queen of Mardi Gras.  Kings and Queens are the social and bussiness and govermental elite of the city and are most often masked and their identities ARE kept secret.

Many Krewes exist, from family friendly in the suburbs to some of the rauchiest scenes you can imagine.

As to parades?  All week long, night and day, most NOT going down Bourbon St.  The "big boys" are so long they can't turn amongst the narrow, ancient streets.  Suburban ones tend to be on the weekend before.

Gotta run...... the REAL action is at the "Mardi Gras Balls."  I was fortunate to get a VIP seat at a gay krewe ball.  WOW!  The balls are limited seating and very exclusive.   WOW! WOW! and WOW! 

Gotta go, but THANKS for the memories

// I've divided my HUGE strand collection.  One of the groups is colors of the leather Flag - but faggy - LOL!  Not just white, but silver and opalescents and iridescents.  Not just blacks, but dark greys and sculpturals.  A big red heart - a throw - attached to some red cheap-o strands.  Turns out dark blue is THE hardest color to get!  <Who knew?>

Maybe I'll wear that //

Purple, gold and green?????
Each year had a different color scheme, then the Committee for Mardi Gras decided to stick with the color of that year.... not sure the reason, but that was explained in the Mardi Gras Museum just off Jackson Square.  FUN - A float set up, so you could get the idea.  You lean over the side as a projection goes by with people and background - you're stationary, but the image gives you the idea you're moving.

Old, old, really old masks and ball invites and costumes and ball gowns and secret pins and colors and ........

YIKES!  They might just start the play party without me.......

Really?  They'd do that to Lance?  Better not, if they know what's good for them.... Oh wait, that'd lead to FUNishment......

Bye for now.





edited for....... spelling, of course! LOL!

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 6:22:26 PM   
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This is commonly heard from the balconies on Bourbon Street, by scantily clad women, as the parade passes by.
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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 9:49:57 PM   
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9th Ward is still a cesspool because of the lack of reconstruction since Katrina. Most of the owners did not have insurance.


I know Katrina seemingly provided a convenient excuse for many, but the smell existed long before the hurricane.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 9:52:09 PM   
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Spelling mattered when people wrote in copperplate. In the modern world everyone writes on a computer and uses spell check and grammar check for important documents. Which do not include quick posts.

And by the way, there is no correlation between spelling and intelligence or spelling and educational level. The Man has two master's and I proof read his letters. My oldest just graduated with honors from one of the top twenty private universities in the nation and back in grade school, had a spelling exemption. By the time she was in middle school, it was a non issue as she wrote her essays on the computer.


If spelling doesn't matter, why do you proof read his letters? Why not let them go out as-is?

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/11/2012 11:54:42 PM   
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I think beads were part of Mardi Gras before
tit flashing. Beads and coins are thrown from
floats. Beads with crowns are probably from
the king and queen of a krewe. But as far as I
know they still have Rex, King of the Carnival
who is like the grandmaster.
Mardi Gras isn't just celebrated in New Orleans
it's celebrated in all the Gulf states.
Purple, Gold and Green are the colors
of the King cake, so those colors are
part of the tradition but they're not the
only color beads you see.
The parades are just a part of the celebrations.
Balls, private parties, bonfires as you move
out of the cities. It's not all drunken orgies.
Families celebrate Mardi Gras to.
There's no shortage of great food. Étouffée,
Jambayla, hoppin John , gumbo, all kinds
of seafood, beans and rice. The king cake has
done been et by Fat Tuesday and it's a kind
of bland cake. I'd go with coconut or a
hummingbird cake or red velvet, all traditional
southern cakes.
My uncle was nearly beaten to death at
Mardi Gras in New Orleans several years
ago. New Orleans has never been Mayberry
but it's a beautiful town. Lots of vomit
during Mardi Gras in NO, everywhere and
multi colored so it's festive.



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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 7:27:51 AM   
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Status: offline 		So a lot of these posts seem to miss the whole Mardi Gras thing. There is way more to the celebration that happens in the Acadian (Cajun) portions of Louisiana. Each Krewe has a kings and a queens parade. People in the krewe throw beads (necklaces), coins, junk and in some cases coconuts to people as they pass. The beads are typically purple, green and gold. The good beads are ceramic and some have masks made on them. The goal seems to be to get as many beads as possible.

For Etoufee my best recipe is:
One pound of seafood (shrimp or crawfish tails)
1 Large yellow onion
1 Stick of butter
1/2 of an 8 oz. can tomato sauce
one clove of garlic
some fresh parsley

Brown the butter with the onions until onions are almost caramelized
add garlic and saute for a little longer
add tomato sauce and cook about another 5 minutes
add seafood and cook at least 10 minutes
add cyan pepper, black pepper, salt to taste
turn off heat
add parsley
serve over rice

Now for what to look like, this is me at last years parade:






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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 1:02:27 PM   
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The gold, green and purple are traditional colors of mardi gras.  The krewes may choose different colors for their theme that year, but it doesn't change the traditional colors.

Zatarain's is a brand of mixes available nationwise that is quite good and in many cases, quite authentic-tasting.  You can make a nice chicken and sausage jambalaya with Zatarain's jambalaya mix.  Make as directed, adding in a couple of large handfuls of cooked shredded chicken, and a pound of sliced or diced andouille sausage, Louisiana red hots, or even kielbasa.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 2:49:43 PM   
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Status: offline 		Thanks everyone, I am starting to get more excited about this.

The pre-Valentine's Day party was great but...all those valentines I bought were wasted. With the snow, nobody was sure if they were coming and the idea was scrapped. (After we had done a panic filled two hour round trip to a store for more valentines cuz I thought I hadn't bought enough, lol, and yes, with writing them out and all we were two hours late to the party.) I brought two large party platters as well, with swiss cubes, sharp cheddar, and cheddar with jack cubes on toothpicks, with veggies like large sliced mushrooms, cucumbers, sliced zucchini, red bell peppers, celery sticks, broccoli, and the ole sour cream dip mixed with a Lipton onion soup mix packet. The other plate was fresh strawberries, green grapes, and pineapple. Everything was on toothpicks...and drat those stores for not having cute ones. I wanted ones Valentine's themed or at the very least...with those plastic swords. We arrived too late for me to have any of that black cherry soda (cannot find it in my local grocery stores) that I was seriously coveting a glass of. Someone said they were bringing it and I will have to get my arse there earlier next time to call dibbs. (Or offer bribes. Just how many ribbon floggers would I have to trade for 12 oz, lol.)

I bought my boy some Joe Boxer Valentine's Day undershorts that have red handcuffs all over them and says "Prisoner of love". Anyone else see these being sold at K-mart last month? Yep, I made him wear them to the party. BUT, lol, it was so cold outside and there were so many guests that nobody was nearly nekkid and I didn't feel like torturing the boy, making him the only one walking around feeling nekkid. At least not this time anyway.

Before I start in on this next part I wanna make it clear that I'm not a masochist. But...I have been getting a wee bit of interest in single tails and several of the guys in the living room were cracking short ones. Friends of ours scened and finished off with one...so...later on...I asked to see what it would feel like, since I cannot try one of these on myself without possibly putting an eye out. The sensation was exactly as my friend described. That kind of feeling guys must get when kicked in the nuts. "Is this going to hurt...? Was that it?...AAAAAH!!!!!" Hearing the whip crack before impact was cool, but it's surprising that I have no muscle soreness, only marks on my skin. I thought I would bruise, especially since I'm on Warfarin. (Btw, my boy's eyes were/are THIS BIG and he is eyeing me warily.)

Two didn't faze me...but four or five would likely have had me dancing up and down while shrieking and holding my ass.

I'm enjoying the heck out of munch parties, even if the theme doesn't quite go off as I thought. I'll bet the Mardi Gras one is crazy and that titties are flashing everywhere, somewhat buried in necklaces. So glad I didn't buy too many. Maybe I need more; I've only got around thirty bundles, lol, though I might keep a few of those chunky three color chains from the Dollar Tree. From an oriental trading company online catalog I saw some bracelets of bells in those colors. Very. Fond. Of. Bells. *fans herself. and wishes to fasten some to her boy's nipples...so they would jingle...as I...* Oh gawd I almost need a cigarette. (No worries, long time ex-smoker here. Ya know what I mean though.)

I think I'm still a little wired from the party. And. Somewhere in the back of my brain is a frenzy to buy more beads. Lotsa lotsa beads. And some coins. And go shopping for some crazy wild clothes in purple or brilliant sparkly gold. Btw, my sub watched a scene with me where a fem sub's face was transformed by subspacing. He asked me in the truck later that night if he got that same look on his face...and I gave him a big, silly grin before saying, "Yesssssss!"

All these years on my own I was missing out on quite a lot. Oh...and someone there had the most ammmaaaazing knife and...sort of armored finger covering that also had a clawlike knife. Yeah, oooooooo!!! (I'm having a great time.)

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 3:22:22 PM   
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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 3:45:04 PM   
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So teachers should pack it in and stop trying to teach people? I mean hell, what's the point of teaching when people clearly don't care anyway? The thing that blows my mind is when people defend bad/lazy spelling. And where the hell does "sin" come in?


Spelling mattered when people wrote in copperplate. In the modern world everyone writes on a computer and uses spell check and grammar check for important documents. Which do not include quick posts.

And by the way, there is no correlation between spelling and intelligence or spelling and educational level. The Man has two master's and I proof read his letters. My oldest just graduated with honors from one of the top twenty private universities in the nation and back in grade school, had a spelling exemption. By the time she was in middle school, it was a non issue as she wrote her essays on the computer.



To toss in my two cents worth... Somewhere during the four times I had chemo, something happened to me that's referred to as "chemo brain". With some people, this doesn't go away after chemo ends. The ADD part I've learned to deal with, it's annoying but hey. *shrugs* The part that drives me batshit crazy is the huge difficulty I have remembering numbers and words. My IQ went down drastically in some areas and I miss the brains I used to have. (I cannot even memorize my mother's phone number, and can barely remember my own.) My punctuation could use improvement, I use "..." way too often (but I love it!), and not only am I blind to some typos...I misspell words and have to type "(sp?)" behind them cuz I am tired of looking up words in my dictionary.

My boy used to be wonderful (grins cuz of his username) with spelling and reading and has a college education, etc., but he also had a brain injury in a mining cave in...he was a long time in rehab even learning simple things like walking and learning to talk again. What he lacks in typing and spelling skills he more than makes up for in a multitude of ways, and I would go all growly and mean if someone treated him as a person who is lazy and doesn't care. Btw, when I want him to learn something from one of my books or a news article, I simply read out loud to him and step on his balls if he's not paying attention.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 3:53:01 PM   
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Cynthia, I don't know if anyone else has/will tell you this but the tradition of "throws" goes back to the 1870s and they aren't just for women(the desire to see tits) It actually used to be part of a game people played to see who could get the best beeds, coins, etc. They are pretty much a reward for being wanted by others. You don't have to show/do anything to get them and the fun thing to do is still to see who can get the best/most of them. I haven't been to Mardi gra in a few years but the last time I did take part the funnest part of the game was in that most beeds are thrown to women and the coins have to be places in mens pockets. You are supposed to try and "give" away the coins without the men being aware you are doing it, though I know very few men that don't notice when a woman sticks her hand in his pocket.


OoO! I like this better, makes it more fun. I would hate to be the only woman there without necklaces, lol. Coins in the pockets sound challenging. Jacket pockets maybe? No way could someone stick a coin into my jeans pocket without my noticing it...and seriously, I don't wanna be copping feels of asses I barely know.


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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 4:06:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		Thanks, LanceHughes. *grins*

Sounds like one helluva good time and outrageous fun.

I will have to write some of this down after I'm back home from my sub's house, especially that part about the Mardi Gras Museum and that suburban parades happening on the weekend before the one on Bourbon Street. I grew up on Disneyland parades, and Mardi Gras has always seemed to me something of a big party with an almost Disney theme. Never heard of Krewes before so my education is sadly lacking.

Dark blue. Hmmm...

I hope your play party was another happy memory.



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Sorry to hear about your uncle...I hope he recovered fully from his injuries. I will be taking notes of the names of foods I should bring, looking them up in recipe books and all that. Never heard of bland or hummingbird cake or king cake or Fat Tuesday or etoufee. It's never too late to learn something new.

I hope some of those recipes do not involve hot peppers.



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OoO! A recipe! Good that one of these dishes has shrimp...I love shrimp.

About the pic...I can wear a huge purple hat?! Yesssss!!! My favorite necklace is that one with bits of different colors of boa feathers. *whimpers*



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Yeah, it has been.

I've never heard of Zatarain cuz I haven't looked at any mixes in goodness knows how long, but thank gawd it exists. I cannot mess it up, lol. Over here, red hots has been tiny cinnamon candy pellets but I'm guessing that Louisiana red hots are something else. I'll stick with something familiar, like kielbasa. I've never seen that andouille sausage either. Living in the sticks here, y'all. I cannot even get my hands on something as simple as Hostess O's doughnuts...not even in our state's capitol! Also...I haven't seen a fresh bean sprout since I left California.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 4:48:21 PM   
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If it's a real mardi gras theme, don't forget the crime -- the muggings, assaults, robberies, etc. During mardi gras, there have been tales of people being stabbed to death in the crowd and then being "carried" another half block before anyone realized the person was dead.

A guy on a local radio show here said he was assaulted, knocked unconscious, and then casually stepped over by bystanders who either didn't know he'd just ben knocked out or didn't care.



Yeah but that's NOTHING compared to realizing the hot chic that corralled you into the bar....................

Ain't.

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RE: Um, why do we need necklaces for a Mardi Gras play ... - 2/12/2012 6:19:08 PM   
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Zatarain's is a brand of mixes available nationwise that is quite good and in many cases, quite authentic-tasting.  You can make a nice chicken and sausage jambalaya with Zatarain's jambalaya mix.  Make as directed, adding in a couple of large handfuls of cooked shredded chicken, and a pound of sliced or diced andouille sausage, Louisiana red hots, or even kielbasa.



I was just thinking that Cali. If you're on a sodium restricted diet, cut the Zatarain's mix in half and use no salt chicken stock instead of water and lots nearly burned onions.

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