Originally posted by Cajun Blake
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thinking out loud....
as an outdoorsman, we buy stuff because it looks "cool" and is unique. We also love stickers and will post 'em anywhere
the LAS fluer de lis design appeals to hunters (duck and deer) and fishermen.
Just b/c someone has TX tags, doesn't mean they're a born and raised Texan. That would be stereotyping . The person of interest could have grown up in Houma, graduated from LSU, hired by Baker Hughes as a Petroleum Engineer, and now they live in The Woodlands.
Or, possibly this person has Cajun roots and their last name is Boudreaux, Doucet, Landry, Melancon, Latilolais, etc ... and the fluer de lis appeals to their anscestry and love for the outdoors
Or, maybe they subcribe to LAS magazine and recieved a free fluer de lis sticker with their membership .
Or possibly, this person lived his/her whole life in Chalmette, LA. (St Bernard Parish) and was a Katrina "refugee"
, who was exiled to Channelview, TX and moved in with his cousins. They are unable to return home because Murphy Oil bought the land he and his parents grew up on and his welding company went of business post hurricane. They miss home and the FDL sticker reminds them of where he/she grew up.
As you can see, lots of possibilities why someone with Tx tags would be pimping the fluer de lis sticker
Additionally, the FDL design is actually lily petals (fluer = flower) and represents medieval social classes: those who worked, those who fought, and those who prayed.
numerous cities, States, countries, and organizations use the fluer de lis symbol, not just Louisiana. i.e. the Boy Scouts of America flag
Peace out ⚜
as an outdoorsman, we buy stuff because it looks "cool" and is unique. We also love stickers and will post 'em anywhere
the LAS fluer de lis design appeals to hunters (duck and deer) and fishermen.
Just b/c someone has TX tags, doesn't mean they're a born and raised Texan. That would be stereotyping . The person of interest could have grown up in Houma, graduated from LSU, hired by Baker Hughes as a Petroleum Engineer, and now they live in The Woodlands.
Or, possibly this person has Cajun roots and their last name is Boudreaux, Doucet, Landry, Melancon, Latilolais, etc ... and the fluer de lis appeals to their anscestry and love for the outdoors
Or, maybe they subcribe to LAS magazine and recieved a free fluer de lis sticker with their membership .
Or possibly, this person lived his/her whole life in Chalmette, LA. (St Bernard Parish) and was a Katrina "refugee"
, who was exiled to Channelview, TX and moved in with his cousins. They are unable to return home because Murphy Oil bought the land he and his parents grew up on and his welding company went of business post hurricane. They miss home and the FDL sticker reminds them of where he/she grew up. As you can see, lots of possibilities why someone with Tx tags would be pimping the fluer de lis sticker
Additionally, the FDL design is actually lily petals (fluer = flower) and represents medieval social classes: those who worked, those who fought, and those who prayed.
numerous cities, States, countries, and organizations use the fluer de lis symbol, not just Louisiana. i.e. the Boy Scouts of America flag
Peace out ⚜
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