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Yeah it's fair , because nobody said that Tulsa is a greater city or metro than Seattle , the OP just wanted some pro's and con's on either city.
Tulsa is awful. Go with Seattle.
If you can't sacrifice for a year or two to stay with a relative , especially a mother you are a ____.
Oh no!! Sorry Bill!:-)
I doubt it if Bill even been to Seattle , but I have...
Tulsa is cool if you are hugely into Bible Belt Christianity. If not, have fun. lol
There all type of people in Tulsa Those that believe in God and those that don't believe in God , folks from NYC , LA , Chicago Conservatives and Liberals so go figure...
I would choose Seattle, but I don't think Tulsa is as flat and desolate as some people would imply. I couldn't deal with the heat in Tulsa, though.
Success now that what I was trying to achieve on this thread , to believe that Tulsa has some things in it that cool and to have folks from major happening area of the country to agree with me.
Tulsa seems like a enough place, but...what the hell kind of question is this? Seattle, baby!
This is the coolest post on this thread , and should be a sort of (A BRAND For TULSA ) " TULSA seems like a enough place " , I never said that TULSA could go toe to toe " with WORLD CLASS Major/Major American Cities Like Seattle San Francisco , LA,NYC...BUT IT SEEMS LIKE A ENOUGH PLACE To ME ALSO...LOL...LOL
BOK Center Finishes 2010 As #10 Arena in the Nation
Tulsa, OK (January 11, 2011) – The year-end rankings of the top arena venues worldwide based on ticket sales for 2010 have been released by Pollstar magazine, a leading industry publication. The BOK Center ranked #10 in the United States and #23 in the World. In both full years of operation for the arena, 2009 and 2010, BOK Center has finished in the top ten of the Pollstar rankings
This is the third year in a row the BOK Center has been nominated for a Pollstar Award, including “New Concert Venue of the Year” in 2008. This year, there are seven nominated venues which are located throughout North America. Tulsa is the smallest market to compete for this impressive award.
Air Canada Centre (Toronto, ON)
BOK Center (Tulsa, OK)
Bridgestone Arena (Nashville, TN)
HP Pavilion (San Jose, CA)
Madison Square Garden Arena (New York, NY)
Staples Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Xcel Energy Center (St. Paul, MN)
Cain’s Ballroom - Tulsa, Okla. Best place to see a rock show under watchful portraits of Bob Wills, Tennessee Ernie Ford and Roy Rogers: Throughout its 75-year history, Cain’s has hosted everything from dancehall gang fights to pig races, mud wrestling and a rare American gig for the Sex Pistols. Once Bob Wills’ home base, the club’s show calendar is now a rock fan’s dream. Introduced the world to: Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys 423 North Main Street, CainsBallroom.com
Worldwide Arena Venue Ticket Sales
1. 02 – London, UK, 1,737,654 tickets sold
2. Madison Square Garden Arena, NY, NY, 1,152,792
3. Manchester Evening News Arena, Manchester, UK, 1,077,620
4. Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy, Paris, 680,222
5. 02 – Dublin, Ireland, 656,174 23. BOK Center, 360,871 96. Oklahoma City Arena, 124,766
Worldwide Club Venue Sales:
1. Terminal 5, NY, NY, 303,980 tickets sold
2. 9:30 Club, Washington DC, 259,792
3. Ancienne Belgique, Brussels Belgium, 233, 450
4. The Pageant, St. Louis, 186,342
5. The Joint, Las Vegas, 163,769 31. Cain’s Ballroom, 77,812
Nationwide Top Arena Sales:
1. Madison Square Garden Arena, New York, NY, 1,152,792 tickets sold
2. Staples Center, Los Angeles, Calif., 650,553
3. American Airlines Center, Dallas, 518,646
4. Philips Arena, Atlanta, 508,267
5. Sprint Center, Kansas City, 482,842 10. BOK Center, 360,871
I'm betting I've lived in Seattle longer than you've been alive.
Alright Bill Loney I'm 59 1/2 years young , and I don't know you as someone that lived in Seattle ( I don't know you from ADAM ) , how in the World are you going to prove that you lived in Seattle anyways
Alright Bill Loney I'm 59 1/2 years young , and I don't know you as someone that lived in Seattle ( I don't know you from ADAM ) , how in the World are you going to prove that you lived in Seattle anyways
No i'm mosty from California , and the only thing that I know about is being a 1/2 half fool......
The elephant key worked the voice boxes at the Woodland Park Zoo. When you arrived at an attraction such as the Tiger exhibit, you'd insert the elephant Key and a voice description would play.
I seem to recall that if you presented your key, you would get a discount on the train as well.
And then of course there was Bobo & Fifi. and Stan Boreson...The Aqua Follies and 4th of July Fireworks at Greenlake.
Need I continue?
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