I've been an Oklahoma resident for a full year and a part-timer for the preceding 5 years. We're in a rural area with a little bit of property so I've seen plenty of snakes, but I have never seen a venomous snake of any type. I'm sure they're out there, but it's not like the place is crawling with them.
Actually Oklahoma has been solid red for the last 6 presidential elections.
Unlike Jeffrey Epstein, George Floyd killed himself.
He sure acts like a whiny little b1tch and is desperate to keep something hidden. Wonder what it could be?
Disappointed she didn't burst into flames.
That's not a militia, those are fedbois.
Our small Oklahoma town gets it's water from a local well. Every once in a while you can smell hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell) that results from bacteria processing organic matter buried long ago. When they get enough complaints someone runs out and dumps chlorine in the well which takes care of the problem until bacteria levels build back up again. Needless to say we buy R.O. water for drinking and cooking.
I am certain Iran's F-4 Phantoms are fully capable of doing maneuvers like that, well after their pilots punch out anyway and they'd be smoking way more than normal.
You would figure with that kind of money she would have dropped some of it on a plastic surgeon to fix that mug of hers.
Actually someone pointed out that the woman self-identified as a lesbian, so he is indeed being punished for calling her fat.
I'm worried about the other 120% of Democrats who are going to vote for Biden.
We're under a heat advisory today here in Orange County as they're expecting a high temperature of 88°. Really? A heat advisory for the upper 80's? I've lived here all my life and when I was young we used to call weather like this "nice".
Pffft! I'm pretty certain they quit counting votes back in the 1990's.
“The state cannot and does not have the power to license, nor tax, a Right guaranteed to the people,” and “No state shall convert a liberty into a license, and charge a fee therefore.” — Murdock v. Pennsylvania, 319 U.S. 105 (1943)
How to change the combination on your Liberty gunsafe.
https://www.libertysafe.com/blogs/the-vault/can-i-change-the-combination-on-my-safe-lock
Somehow I overlooked that, nice catch.
Truth Social doesn't like VPN's. I always have to turn mine off to visit the site.
Of course since it's Hawaii, there are lots of chickens showing up at the feeding stations set up for the cats. I enjoyed sharing my breakfast with the yard birds that showed up at the lanai every morning. Hope these pets get the help they need and are reunited wirh their owners.
Me too. Came for the PDW, stayed for the GAW.
At least the viruses in the wild get weaker, not so sure about the ones from the lab.
They're just rubbing it in our faces now.
Sure, if you ignore the cost of building a laser powerful enough to destroy things from low earth orbit, ignore the cost of building a satellite with solar panels the size of a football field, and ignore the cost of a Space Shuttle, SpaceX Falcon Heavy, or Atlas V launch verses handing bum some meth and a book of matches, it's totally possible.
All of those circled areas look to be open park-like areas or parking lots. Even though Lahaina is on the leeward, or dry side of the island it still had a lot of trees in town. I would guess a tree's survive-ability would depend on how close it was to flammable structures and not some imaginary space weapon.
Wife and I ate dinner at a restaurant in southern Oklahoma last week and the first thing the server told us was, "We don't serve Bud Light or any other Anheiser Busch product, I hope this won't be a problem for you." I just smiled and gave a thumbs up. Boycott is still going strong in the heartland
Our shelter was installed in April 2018 and the first time we had to use it was March 24th of this year and then again last week. Both of those were radar indicated rotation that never touched down. On April 27of this year we had a pretty bad outbreak with tornadoes striking nearby Marietta, Ardmore, and Sulphur. 2024 has been an unusually active year.
As far as "normal" weather in southern Oklahoma? Warm in the summer, "mostly" mid 80s to low 100s along with moderate humidity. Cold in the winter, "mostly" low 30s to low 50s with occasional freezing winds from the north. Spring and fall are "usually" pleasant temperature-wise.
Please notice I used "normal", "mostly" and "usually" because the weather here is VERY dynamic. At any time of year the weather can change dramatically, like boating on a lake on a sunny day to snow and iced over roads the very next day. OKC once set a record high and a record low in the same day. The phrase “If you don't like the weather, just wait a few minutes” seems to fit Oklahoma rather nicely.