[ SECRET POST #6020 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6020 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

Re: Oklahoma

[(Anonymous)]

I've never lived in Texas, but honestly, if you're looking for something different, I don't think Oklahoma is different enough. But if you just want to be closer to family, then well, it's probably pretty similar to what you're used to. We've got an insane governor who far right, and it's 100+ in the summer and might be cold to really cold in the winter (usually one really big snow/ice storm, but just regular cold after that). If you get outside of Tulsa or OKC it's just small town after small town, some smaller than others. If you like plenty of entertainment and more job opportunities, Tulsa or OKC is a better bet. We have a LOT of lakes. If you like going to the lake, come to Oklahoma. The western part of the state is flat flat flat. Towards the eastern part, you get some hills and natural woodland, with increasing hilly-ness the closer you get to Arkansas.