ScottFromWyoming wrote:

*snort*

This probably won't embed worth a damn but Oklahoma Dep't of Wildlife had a fun time

you might have to click the facebook logo and go to the post

 Red_Dragon wrote:

after digging a little further...

In all five states where voters will decide marijuana measures this year, explicit recreational use is on the ballot. A similar measure was postponed in Oklahoma after the state government dragged its feet in verifying signatures, while a medical-use measure failed to make the ballot in Nebraska. Prospects are good for several of the measures going before voters: the Arkansas proposal enjoys 58 percent support, the Maryland measure has 59 percent support, and the Missouri proposal has 62 percent support. There's apparently been no polling on the matter in North Dakota, while a July poll in South Dakota had the measure underwater with voters.

 miamizsun wrote:

Nope; state supreme court refused to allow it on the ballot. Fascists.

hey, aren't you all about to legalize broccoli?

did i read that correctly?

They tore down The Boob Church!!!!!

18-year-old nearly killed at State Fair by projectile smart phone…

God blessed Oklahoma with rain for banning abortion, says James Lankford

 haresfur wrote:


God bless Red Dragon for the Friday morning laugh.

 haresfur wrote:

No doubt our Christo-Fascist state leadership are mortified that this sort of stuff was passing through our pious state. 

Wrecked semi shoots load of dildos and lube all over I-40…

After he gave a brief and vague update of the scene, intrigued morning anchor Lacey Lowery asked what cargo the truck was carrying and, specifically “what’s all over the road?” After an awkward pause, a somewhat bashful Jim Gardner stuttered his way around the question and the cameraman zoomed in.

Oklahoma named Top 10 State for Road Rage

 Red_Dragon wrote:
And still in the lowest third in the nation.

I mean you could be in California, paying twice as much...and facing rolling blackouts.

 Red_Dragon wrote:
Wow!  

Kevin Stittwit launches propaganda channel on youtube...

Oklahomans see largest increase in nation for electric bills, new report shows

 sunybuny wrote:

There seem to enough to maintain all the mullets and karen-kuts.

 Red_Dragon wrote: So, it appears that in addition to not having enough teachers, Oklahoma also is short on good barbers and hair dressers?

An Oklahoma teacher gave her students access to banned books. Now she's under scrutiny

Oklahoma boys among finalists in USA Kids Mullet Championships