my bestfriend had sex with my ex which one should i be mad at?

Tulsa is indeed a very nice city, and so green. We were only driving through Tulsa on our trip from NY to CA by car, but I remember that I was so taken back by the lush greenery and impressed that you had an international airport there.

Oklahoma City in comparison was a dump.

But it's a trap. CJ !
After spending three years in Scorched Earth, West Texas, I drove North (suddenly free of the US military), and you're so right, Oklahoma City is a bland set of brown and beige buildings, but TULSA(!), Tulsa was an island of green, sudden and fresh to my eyes!

(and this was in February).

I stopped to visit friends, one offered me a job for the summer, I took it.

I stayed twenty-five years.

Eva forgot to mention that, interspersed by some of the dumbest people on the planet, Tulsans are the biggest hearted, most loyal, most creative, most endearing folks a human could ever hope to know.

I think they were holding me for a ransom never paid.

Or maybe (what an ego) they got paid,

Joe(and sent it back)Nation

Hey . . . let's get this thread back on topic . . .

You're right.

And I'm not going to mention that the guy singing that song is married to this girl:


Joe(both lovely people)Nation

Wait! Wait! I just saw this...



I agree. I was born and raised in OKC, but never lived there a single day as an adult. Tulsa is also an international seaport. Did you know that? (I'm not making it up. Barges bypass New Orleans, go up the Mississippi and Arkansas Rivers, and go through customs just east of town at our Port of Catoosa. More than 13 million tons of cargo per year. Patrolled by the U.S. Coast Guard.)

No, Joe, we never got the ransom money. They said we had to come to NYC to collect it.

No, Joe, we never got the ransom money. They said we had to come to NYC to collect it.

It's up here on the roof deck.

Joe(do you and your sweetie want red or white)Nation

White, thank you....

uh, WAIT! It's a TRAP!!!

I see it now. They sent you to Oklahoma for 25 years to lure us back east! Okies would never suspect! Twenty-five years is practically forever here...hell, we've only been a state about 100 years...but 25 years is nothing to you guys.

Well, it's not gonna work. My ancestors left Ireland in the 1800s and went to NYC, but they were so desperate to leave there, they were willing to go to work building a railroad halfway across the continent. I shudder to think of how bad it must be there.

E(all those tired, poor, huddled masses...)va

I'm one of those Aussies, Ms Eva I live in South Australia, up South.. I live in what looks like a little cottage, white with plants and trees sweeping all the way around, over looking wet lands.. 5 minutes away is the sea. 10 minutes away are historic old towns, wineries and old fashioned shops.. Much better for me, than living in a city, though I love going to Melbourne and Sydney for that

That sounds like a great place to be! How far away from Melbourne & Sydney are you? Does it take a long time to get there for things you need?

Do you live in or near Adelaide? I was there in August of last year, and enjoyed that part of Australia. Even visited the Barossa Wine Country and drink some good Shiraz. Even enjoyed visiting Ned's "home" in Melbourne.

Yeah, I lived in Catoosa before there was a Port of Catoosa. My daddy-in-law to be owned the mobile home park I lived in when I first started classes at Spartan School of Aeronautics. He'd push a Push for our Port bumper sticker on anybody who owned a car - maybe anyone who owned a bicycle.

Could we please go back to discussing how two people could get in on in a kitchen without 1) making enough noise to disturb anyone else in the house and 2) be dumb enough to let the cat out of the bag once the deed was done?

Joe(Okay. Ready)Nation

1) Well, if they lived next to the Port of Catoosa, they could time it so their orgasms coincided with the blasts on the foghorns the barges make to signal they're ready to dock. Then nobody else in the house could hear them,

and...

2) Anybody who would live within sounding distance of the Port of Catoosa would definitely be dumb enough.






Sorry, I'm just trying to keep everybody happy here.

(tap, tap, tap)

It isn't working, is it.

Really? Some of us have lived in some odd places.

Keep trying, I'm cheering up myself.

Yeah, like me and Catoosa, Oklahoma.

my point

Do it on a bed of chocolate pudding. When questioning, blame Bill Cosby.

Adelaide is its own Town... We describe, North, South, East, West as in where abouts we live within Adelaide. I love South because it's close to the beach and also close to the hills, so the best of both worlds.

I have shops 5 minutes away, anything I need

Melbourne or Sydney is IDK 1.5hrs by plane to 2hrs.. We tend to do that yearly as it's not expensive to hop on a plane.

Adelaide is the City of Churches.. More of a Country Town in my opinion no where near as big as Melbourne or Sydney, or arty farty as they are, but I still call it home and wouldn't move.. Mmmm maybe I would move to QLD, that's tropical, warm and inviting

Sorry, read this after In Adelaide, up South... Barossa is a couple of hours away, where I live, we go to McLarenVale, that's 10 minutes up the road, with all the winerys and stylish restaurants, modern and old.. Beautiful old township.. I'm a white girl, but David loves his Reds. I visited Ned's home in Melbourne darn small wasn't it! Now I want to ask you where you live lols.. Which has nothing to do with the thread but I think the OP has enough answers to come to a conslusion