What a God-forsaken expanse of nothing, with people having such attitudes of "Capital City" and "We Were Victims, First."

by Anonymous

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March 22, 2023 10:38 AM

Stay in NYC, OP. A shithead in a shithole.

by Anonymous

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March 2, 2023 1:54 AM

One of my L.A. friends goes there for work quite a bit. He said OKC “is trying” to get better but it isnt there yet.

Since secondary cities like Austin, Nashville and Denver have kind of peaked I am wondering if OKC might eventually happen. At least the winters are milder than most of the midwest and northern states.

by Anonymous

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March 2, 2023 2:07 AM

I used to live in OKC. Is the Habana Inn still open? It was like a bathhouse but a gay owned hotel where guys used to have sex with the curtains open. (Not a joke). You opened your hotel room door if you wanted anonymous guys to come in. I'm surprised the Right Wing hasn't bulldozed it.

by Anonymous

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March 22, 2023 10:15 AM

[quote]..."We Were Victims, First."

Fuck yes. What about us? We were victims first? But, but the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building! Did you not see the 'field' of empty chairs memorial?

Was there ever such a bunch of crybabies as with Oklahoma City and its bombing? I don't mean the bombing itself in 1995. I mean the jealousy and contempt that arose any time there was another incident of terrorism or tragedy.

I've criticized some New Yorkers for feeling just a little too special for nothing more special than having an NYC address, as if that alone were accomplishment enough in life to merit perpetual admiration. But the people from Oklahoma City paint them in a favorable light because at least NYC has something going on other than an unending pity/grudge party about their bombing. Even now they craft the language to maintain an upperhand by distinguishing theirs as ẗhe worst act of [bold]homegrown[/bold] terrorism in the nation’s history."

OKC is such a fucking shithole that it's the best they've got.

by Anonymous

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March 22, 2023 10:38 AM