[ironhorseherb]

Ditto on that Goodpasture.

[leavingok]

It's a nice story, but it doesn't change my opinion. Oklahoma is the least friendly place I have lived. Maybe it's the heat that makes everyone so angry.

I forgot to mention the incredible amount of litter along the roads. Throwing trash out of car windows is a sport around here. I've been to 36 states and Oklahoma is the worst I have seen.

[StillwaterTownie]

Originally Posted by leavingok

It's a nice story, but it doesn't change my opinion. Oklahoma is the least friendly place I have lived. Maybe it's the heat that makes everyone so angry.

I forgot to mention the incredible amount of litter along the roads. Throwing trash out of car windows is a sport around here. I've been to 36 states and Oklahoma is the worst I have seen.

Nah, they're still mad at Obama for being elected and because far from enough conservatives things are getting done in government to suit them from the local level to the national level.

As for the litter, I don't think many city people give a damn about how roadsides look with litter along the highways. It looks worse in their cars.

[Goodpasture]

Originally Posted by leavingok

........... Throwing trash out of car windows is a sport around here........

we are a red state, you know .

[eddie gein]

Originally Posted by leavingok

It's a nice story, but it doesn't change my opinion. Oklahoma is the least friendly place I have lived. Maybe it's the heat that makes everyone so angry.

I forgot to mention the incredible amount of litter along the roads. Throwing trash out of car windows is a sport around here. I've been to 36 states and Oklahoma is the worst I have seen.

What town do you live in where they are so unfriendly and littery.

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by leavingok

I've been to 36 states and Oklahoma is the worst I have seen.

You've never been on the Crow reservation in Montana, have you?

[okie1962]

Originally Posted by leavingok

I forgot to mention the incredible amount of litter along the roads. Throwing trash out of car windows is a sport around here. I've been to 36 states and Oklahoma is the worst I have seen.

I do pipeline work and travel all over the country. Oklahoma has the worst litter of any state that I have seen.

[Howest2008]

Originally Posted by okie1962

I do pipeline work and travel all over the country. Oklahoma has the worst litter of any state that I have seen.

Rep You + 1.....in the boomdocks this is true , but Oklahoma two cities OKC and Tulsa are mostly clean.....

[Johnhw2]

Originally Posted by Greengables

We are considering a road trip in the spring to OK, we are considering relocating from MI. I am a homeschooling mom/nurse and my husband is in IT.
Someone mentioned to me going from the Great Lakes to OK would be a big change because of lack of lakes there in OK.
Is it really that dry? I am totally looking for less snow and more sun but never being there, I am wondering about the terrain. My husband loves to fish and our family loves to camp, swim and boating.

Of course, I have also heard that the people of OK are very friendly, which is nice to hear.

We are thinking of looking into the Norman/OKC area? Would that be an area with more lakes or rolling hills? Or does Tulsa area fit that criteria a little more?

I grew up in Durant so you know my bias but I recommend you give it a look. Durant has hills and lakes near by but also has a larger town feel to it from the growth and being the larger city in an area of oklahoma so it gets business from smaller town residents. Its 1.5 hrs from Dallas so good access to airports and big city things. It is a growing area with good public schools and some culture from a local State University. Give it a look if this fits you bill

[Klhbrown]

NE Corner of the state. I'm from Minnesota and miss the greenery. I think the NE is the best part of Oklahoma, but to get me greenery fix I prefer to skip the border into NW Arkansas.