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Arthur Hardy Quotes
«The worst is over. The thought of not doing Mardi Gras would be devastating, both financially and psychologically.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I don't think there is any way the citizens would allow signage in the parades.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«I started making calls a week after Katrina. The captains all said the same thing: you can take away our homes, but you can't take away our Mardi Gras.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«People seem to want to hug New Orleans right now, and this is one way they can do it. It's almost like a patriotism toward the city.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«They're wild people. They don't try to be in any way politically correct or socially elite. They have a toilet-seat float, for God's sake. Dignity is not their thing.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«The event will be practically the same size. If a visitor came and watched the events along the parade route, I'm not sure they would know we even had a hurricane.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«There's a lot of satire in Mardi Gras. We also take shots at ourselves. We may be down but we're not out.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«It's like having several Super Bowls without having to bid on them. It helps to define who we are. We are able to throw a party for ourselves and our guests.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«For those of us who live here, it's group therapy.»
Author: Arthur Hardy
«The fact that we're attempting to do this at all is, I think, history-making. We call ourselves the Big Easy, but we never seem to take the easy way out.»
Author: Arthur Hardy