Hard to beat New Orleans as Super Host city

so will my Christmas tree.

Not if you live in New Orleans.

Stay Jealous.

Not jealous of darkness and horse meat.

Masteragain... back on the school's computers, Douche?

At least you had the where-with-all to capitalize "Douche".

Masteragain, your parents better pay your tutor more money, Douche.  The word you were trying to use, but were spelling incorrectly, is "wherewithal."  Now get back to your homework, Mongoloid. 

Ha, this is still going on.

Ha, this is still going on.

Of course it is.  This is my world.  It stops only when I say it stops.

Oh, it stops MasterMoron... every day when you get back on the short bus to go home.  Then it starts again... as soon as you get access to a computer again at school the next day.  We got you pegged, Douche.  Ask your parents for a computer this X-mas, so we can kick you around 7 days a week.

Too bad NO isnt part of the gulf yet, only a matter of time.

 Ask your parents for a computer this X-mas

Maybe I will.  Won't change the fact the New Orleans sucks as a city.  And they can't even light the Super Bowl.

And they can't even light the Super Bowl.

But they can host it.....many times I believe....how bout Denver? How many Super Bowls have they hosted?

focus Boy....focus.

But they can host it.....

that's over.

 And they can't even light the Super Bowl.  

  

And again, for the 2nd time in 13 days, Denver can't keep its electricity flowing
 
Denver Post
denverpost.com
February 19, 2013 <!--date--> <!--secondary date-->

About 8,000 Xcel Energy customers were without power Monday afternoon when a
feeder line failed at East 17th Avenue and Quebec Street Monday afternoon.

The outage affected a few traffic lights, and most of the customers were had
service restored within a few minutes, said Xcel spokesman Gabriel Romero.

About 2,000 customers remained without power at 6 p.m. and the traffic light
was still out at East Colfax Avenue and Quebec Street, according to Denver
police.

 

In case you missed it, the Super Bowl went dark because New Orleans sucks.

In case you missed it, the Super Bowl went dark because New Orleans sucks.

Hundreds of tourists visited New Orleans last week during Mardi Gras.


How many bothered to head to Denver?  

Xcel Energy loses electricity too often 
 

Hundreds of tourists visited New Orleans last week during Mardi Gras.


How many bothered to head to Denver?  

Thousands come to Denver each year.  Duh.  We have electricity and mountains.

Thousands come to Denver each year.

Connecting flights....they don't count as visitors.

Thousands?.....millions go to New Orleans.

?.....millions go to New Orleans

Nope.  Nice try.

Thousands come to Denver each year. 

 
Don't widen the scope, I specifically said last week.
  

Duh. 

Such an educated dialect. 

We have electricity and mountains

The mountains have more constant power than Denver 

Xcel Energy proves that 

Don't widen the scope, I specifically said last week.

Fine.  Thousands came to Denver last week. 

The mountains have more constant power than Denver 

And Denver has more constant power than New Orleans.  The Super Bowl proves that.

And Denver has more constant power than New Orleans.  The Super Bowl proves that.

Inaccurate.  Only partial power was gone for 35 minutes in the dome while half the
seating, half the field, and all the camera crews had power throughout.  That was on
Feb 3rd.  No further power failures in the New Orleans area hit the news wire ever
since.  But twice since then, sections of Denver and the Aurora areas lost electricity 
to thousands of customers.   

Only partial power was gone for 35 minutes in the dome while half the
seating, half the field, and all the camera crews had power throughout. 

Thanks to the TV crews bringing their own generators.  The Superdome was told BEFORE the Super Bowl that it was a piece of crap and would lose power.  And sure enough, right in the middle of the biggest sporting even in the US, no power.  Darkness.

So to answer the question, is it hard to beat New Orleas as Super Host city?  No.  You just need to keep the Super Bowl lighted.

 And sure enough, right in the middle of the biggest sporting even in the US, no power.  Darkness.

Ignorance.  Half the building was lit throughout.

So to answer the question, is it hard to beat New Orleas as Super Host city?  No.  You just need to keep the Super Bowl lighted.

The SuperDome hosted 6 Super Bowls before this year without
any, not even partial, power loss.  

 Half the building was lit throughout.

Inaccurate.  The field was too dark to play.  You can't lie about this.  The whole world saw it.

The SuperDome hosted 6 Super Bowls before this year without
any, not even partial, power loss.  

Old piece of crap.  That's all over now.

Fine.  Thousands came to Denver last week. 

Ok...so 2 thousand came to Denver in 7 days......Oh boy...talk about needing to build more hotels. That is an average of 286 per day. What a bustling metropolis.

 2 thousand came to Denver in 7 days......Oh boy...talk about needing to build more hotels. That is an average of 286 per day. What a bustling metropolis.

Enough to beat New Orleans as a host city.

Enough to beat New Orleans as a host city.

Houston, Minnesota, Indianapolis, Dallas, Miami and New Orleans
will all beat out Denver for the 2018 Super Bowl bid.  

Houston, Minnesota, Indianapolis, Dallas, Miami and New Orleans
will all beat out Denver for the 2018 Super Bowl bid.  

As long as there are venues like this Denver has a better chance of hosting a movie theatre massacre or school shooting over the Super Bowl.