Top 10 Reasons to Live in Shreveport-Bossier

[AnimeSpirit]

Originally Posted by LateNight

The Traffic, you betcha, I'll take Shreveport Traffic over Dallas traffic ANYDAY. just stay off of Youree Drive and Airline drive during peak hours

You're not joking there, especially while Youree is under construction and Airline has always been too busy. You'd think more people would use Benton Rd to avoid Airline.

[Lions Welp]

After seeing what all the people have been thru in New Orleans and other areas along the coast I am just glad I live here. Hi everybody I am new here and with some time I will try to post some as long as my boss does not catch me doing this at work She is a nice lady just likes production all the time. I will try this weekend to read a few of the post that are up on the board.

[kansast]

Originally Posted by Lions Welp

After seeing what all the people have been thru in New Orleans and other areas along the coast I am just glad I live here. Hi everybody I am new here and with some time I will try to post some as long as my boss does not catch me doing this at work She is a nice lady just likes production all the time. I will try this weekend to read a few of the post that are up on the board.

Welcome to SBLive! Lions Welp, You got that right, we don't have to worry about those Hurricanes.

[Isaac-Saxxon]

This town has more to offer all the time great places to eat and good concerts and a lot more. I will say we are safe from hurricanes but the aftermath is people moving to Shreveport and not all of them are good people.
Isaac

[AnimeSpirit]

Originally Posted by Isaac-Saxxon

This town has more to offer all the time great places to eat and good concerts and a lot more. I will say we are safe from hurricanes but the aftermath is people moving to Shreveport and not all of them are good people.
Isaac

I can definitely agree to that! I was working for Dominos as a delivery driver (fun job -_-;; ) when Katrina hit Louisiana. That was when a lot of people started moving here. I was working one night and some guy from TX stopped me as I was about to leave to go on a delivery. He said, "Hey! I'm just...uh...looking for some pot." I was quite taken aback that this guy would think I would know where he would find that! I was just being a smart*** and replied, "I don't know about that, but I can get you some oregano."

I'm a prior serviceman, so I'm accustomed to maintaining a fairly neat image. I don't dress like a hood or gangster. I'm usually clean-shaven in public. I typically wear jeans and a polo shirt. Is this how the pot pushers are dressing?!

[scarlett]

Having lived in South La, then Shreveport/Bossier and now S. Florida let me say I made more friends in Shreveport/Bossier in my 10 years there. I personally can't stand the public school system, the entire la system is always at the bottom and I have to agree. I never had the experience of a private school nor did my children but I feel you would get a better education if you went to a private school. As for traffic let me tell everyone, YOU HAVE NEVER EXPERIENCED IT NOT EVEN WITH DALLAS TILL YOU LIVED IN S. FLORIDA! When I lived in Bossier I lived 8 miles from my work and it took me 15 minutes to get there and that's going through the parking garage and in my desk. Here?????????????????????? It takes me to go 10 miles 30 minutes and I am not kidding. We have the worse traffic here and also the worse rage i have ever seen. I have had a few incidents already w/ the new yorkers.

As for diverse I totally agree its very diverse most are nice and most get along. It really depends where you live.

My favorite before I moved was the boardwalk it's very simliar to what I have here and I loved it. Very nice and clean.

[whoisthat]

Very nice post Allen.

scary avatar, though...