#hurricane tortilla

[cursedcorpse]

Red beet and onion veggie tortilla

[cas-coding]

will never ever say my age on this hellsite. however. i do quote vine twice daily so do with that what you will

[detectivedrewshouldgetaclue]

Y’all remember Vine?

[theprocraftinator]

by artbydeirdre

[taya-43-44]

I found this picture on Pinterest, and my friend said young franco looks like the hurricane tortilla kid. WHY IS IT SO ACCURATE??

[yoursonlucifer]

ally looks like that kid from vine

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[homestuckmemes]

except when youre quoting that vine

Is piña colada pronounced pinya or peena. I was told that an n with a squiggly is a nya sound as in piñata but whenever people say piña colada on tv or like in that one song they always say peena

[jasongotdrip]

Okay this is going to make me sound super sad but you said you were in New Orleans and right now that’s my current research rabbit hole obsession so if you find anything interesting particular history wise PLEASE LET ME KNOW (I’m such a neek I’m so sorry)

YEAH! Most of my family is from there so I know some stuff off the top of my head- all of this is either memorized from school or family, so correct me if im wrong😭

oh god I ACTUALLY YAPPED IM SO SORRY😭😭

cw: yapping, pretty pictures i took😍

New orleans was founded in (i think) 1718. France owned it first, then in 1803, Thomas Jefferson bought the Louisiana Purchase for approx 5 million dollars. It was actually very cheap for the amount of land it was, because it stretched across the entire middle of the (present day) U.S. It doubled the size of the land they owned, because the only settlements were east of the App mountain range. (I’m so sorry- im a history nerd😭)

it’s the most haunted city in the U.S. - i think San Antonio (TX) is also one of the top haunted cities but I can’t remember

the oldest part of the city is called the French Quarter!

the St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in the country that’s still used to this day.

in 2005, (I wasn’t alive but my family told me about this) when Hurricane Katrina hit, a lot of people took shelter in the Superdome, which is a big stadium. The hurricane was horrible to the entire state really, but New Orleans is right on the coast so it was especially bad there. My family moved to a nearby state before it was too late. That’s actually how my parents met! But anyway, the city is actually below sea level (by like 2 meters) which is why it was so easy to flood. It’s surrounded by levees that help keep the water out. Still, many houses and buildings are elevated, or on stilts because of this. Cemeteries are the same- every tomb is above the ground, in cement blocks. When we go to my grandmother’s grave, we always cover it in purple flowers.💜

if you EVER go to new orleans, the food is amazing. Like seriously. Creole/cajun food has always been the best. No matter what place you go, it will be great. Most of it is seafood based, like shrimp, crab, crawfish, etc.

i’m gonna put some photos i took in case you want to see some! Though I really only took pictures of Canal St, a large street with palm trees and trolleys/trams galore. On a lot of the buildings, there balconies full of plants and flags (yes, there was the rainbow flag as well😝)

[tigers1o1]

90% of hurricanes have feminine names?

Yeah cause they’re HERicanes, not himicanes

[sga-owns-my-soul]

imagine if vine was a thing in the early 2000s

imagine if they had vine on atlantis

[murderandcoffee]

what vine do you think each of the archival staff members quotes most

[dodgytransformer]

Percy: hurricane katrina? more like hurricane toRtiLa-

*destroys hyperion*

[fandomsoda]

Ok fun idea:

When I say “quote a vine”, what is the first audio that comes to mind?

[fvedyetor]

sigma bsd has ocd send post

[nudibutch]

made enough breakfast burritos to feed a small legion

[marianomoreno]

i dont know whenever i come across one of those vine compilations w like ten comments about tiktok will never be that funny or whatever it's like. most of these vines werent funny either im sad to say