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Colts TE Dallas Clark talks about "Who Dat"

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Well, if there is a town in the US of A that can get away with a "who dat" experession in their language, it would be New Orleans. Folks frome Nawlins speak a creole of French and English, but also of Caribe on account of it being one of America's oldest port towns, and an entry point for slaves who came from the Ivory Coast through the Antilles.

It is only natural that NOLA would produce a lot colloquialisms that are unfamiliar to the rest of the country. Who Dat seems unlikely to last though, unless it somehow applies to a set of circumstances beyond the Saints SuperBowl prospects. If they don't use it elsewhere, then Who Dat is just a trendy flash in the pan.

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