Post by hootiowl on Nov 2, 2005 16:22:27 GMT -5
Thought ya'll would get a good giggle out of this. Hope ya'll enjoy.
"Ask quoted in the Houma Courier"
Honorary Coonass Requirements:
1. Must be able to peel crawfish and then eat them. Extra credit is given is you “suck” the heads and/or catch your own.
2. Must be able to dance at least one step of the two-step. Dancing feet may be waived if you play the harmonica, fiddle and/or accordion.
3. Must be able to boast that you have attended a crawfish boil or cochon de lait. This may be waived if you have eaten gator at Big Al’s in Houma, Louisiana.
4. Must be able to pronounce Boudreaux, Thibodeaux, Clothilde, Clovis, Chauvin, Montegut, Dularge, Dulac and Pointe-aux-Chenes.
5. Must be able to pronounce “Aw Mais Yah Shah” (Yes).
6. Must be able to make a roux. (Base for Gumbo).
7. Must own at least one pair of white shrimp boots. (Cajun Reeboks)
8. Must look forward to shouting “Throw me sumthin’ mista!” and be willing to go to the necessary lengths to catch some Mardi Gras throws.
9. Must look for the baby in the Mardi Gras king cake.
10. Must own at least one black iron pot.
11. Must not be afraid if someone wants to “axe” you something.
12. Must be able to pass a good time, any time, any place with joie de vivre.
13. Must be able to paddle a pirogue down the bayous of Terrebonne Parish.
14. Must know the names of at least two Louisiana hurricanes and stand ready to assist Terrebonne Parish in its time of hurricane-relief missions.
Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler!
(Let the good times roll!)
Signed City of Houma, La.
Sgt. Bobbie O’Bryan
Susan Felio Price
"Ask quoted in the Houma Courier"
Honorary Coonass Requirements:
1. Must be able to peel crawfish and then eat them. Extra credit is given is you “suck” the heads and/or catch your own.
2. Must be able to dance at least one step of the two-step. Dancing feet may be waived if you play the harmonica, fiddle and/or accordion.
3. Must be able to boast that you have attended a crawfish boil or cochon de lait. This may be waived if you have eaten gator at Big Al’s in Houma, Louisiana.
4. Must be able to pronounce Boudreaux, Thibodeaux, Clothilde, Clovis, Chauvin, Montegut, Dularge, Dulac and Pointe-aux-Chenes.
5. Must be able to pronounce “Aw Mais Yah Shah” (Yes).
6. Must be able to make a roux. (Base for Gumbo).
7. Must own at least one pair of white shrimp boots. (Cajun Reeboks)
8. Must look forward to shouting “Throw me sumthin’ mista!” and be willing to go to the necessary lengths to catch some Mardi Gras throws.
9. Must look for the baby in the Mardi Gras king cake.
10. Must own at least one black iron pot.
11. Must not be afraid if someone wants to “axe” you something.
12. Must be able to pass a good time, any time, any place with joie de vivre.
13. Must be able to paddle a pirogue down the bayous of Terrebonne Parish.
14. Must know the names of at least two Louisiana hurricanes and stand ready to assist Terrebonne Parish in its time of hurricane-relief missions.
Laissez les Bon Temps Rouler!
(Let the good times roll!)
Signed City of Houma, La.
Sgt. Bobbie O’Bryan
Susan Felio Price