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Ochsner, a Mule, and Ron Jeremy

Posted Thu, Nov 29, 2007 at 3:50 PM

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 by Sam Winston

One New Orleans blogger finds there's more than conspiracy chatter to the rumor about Ochsner hospital blocking the re-opening of Lindy Boggs Medical Center by putting a "no-compete" covenant on the dormant hospital at Bienville and Jeff Davis.Others proposed a "Sour Grapes Bowl" for LSU fans trying to cope with their loss to Arkansas. Some found time to jump into the Israeli/Palestinian conflict commenting on related hateful remarks issued on morning talk show Walton and Johnson.Another blogger created a contest of weirdest New Orleans moment, offering a runaway mule and a man with a gun late one night in the Marigny as one example. Another makes self-comparisons to his striking resemblance to porn star Ron Jeremy.

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