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Review of Tulsa, Oklahoma


oklahoma sucks
Star Rating - 10/27/2014
lisa i agree 100 percent. finally someone agrees. i am from new york and here becuase of my job. this is the dumbest state i have ever been. people are biased here. you missed a couple of things. you forgot the ugliest town. people are ugly as hell here. everybody looks alike. top 3 overweight state in the country. hillbillies and rednecks everywhere. the food sucks. very uneducated and racist. highest divorce rate in the country. most judgemental place i have ever been in my life. people cant drive here at all. your right about the cops. have you noticed the cops are fat and out of shape and chewing tabacco and spitting everywhere. if you dont have a car your screwed. i dont see anyone walking. worst roads i ever driven on. arrogant pricks. one of the worst educational systems in the country. very disloyal. not efficient at all. a lot of half ass people. oh yeah i am trying to get out. i hate this place. no wonder the south got there asses handed to them during the civil war.
chaz | Broken Arrow, OK
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Most real progress is shunned in this state. Arguably, some urban areas in OK provide the life you seek in small quantities. Unfortunately the prevalence of ignorance, self-segregation, obesity, addiction, crime, and poor planning in this state overwhelm any positives.
Brad | Tulsa, OK | Report Abuse

Best description I've read in a while. I was raised there and fortunately left that hell hole more than ten years ago. I recently went back to visit family and couldn't believe it actually got worse. Sure, they have a small area downtown with restaurants and a baseball field (and think they're in the big-time, because of that), but it's surrounded by empty fields with weeds and gravel. The houses and buildings look like they haven't been painted in fifty years. It's nasty. I overheard some douchebag talking about how Tulsa is "the new Austin" and the arts scene is second to none. I almost spit my food out laughing. The people in that town need to get out of there once in a while and actually check out other places. Instead, they happily stay in Tulsa and simmer in their own self-congratulatory jacking off with a smug look on their faces, talking about how drinking PBR "is a Tulsa thing." I love my family, but I think I'll do them a favor and let them come visit me from now on.
Muffy | Ogden, UT | Report Abuse
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