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Being lazy to fling a stick then practice a golf swing, makes sense! Lmao! Real people play real golf! Not this lazy way, because they cannot practice the real easy golf swing!

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Will always be my favorite movie❤

walk through there at night and you’ll find out

bigfoot lives there too don’t bother them

Where Oklahoma.

My grandfather is shown in this video several times. Unfortunately, he has passed away and I watch this video to remind me of who he was. Please never take this video down.

I am thrilled to see the show coming back!

Awesome video! 🤗

It is a nice area to go to for whatever reason,but mainly to enjoy!

I don't feel welcome in Oklahoma. Nope. Not for me.

Greatful head pizza 🍕 is my favorite

Becky Frank's is a bitch. Don't visit this place. These people are hated in Antlers, OK. They buy backyard breed dogs and make fake papers to sell them for big $.

A shame that it was looted in 1933 all in the name of greed.

I do not recommend this park. You will get a parking ticket from an overzealous park ranger if you choose to leave your car for any reason unless you pay for a day pass, like at the zoo. Oklahoma has figured out a way to use nature like bait to trap its citizens into paying more for something that every other state in the union funds through the tax budget. As a retired state parks worker, I am personally appalled by this deceptive tactic. Here is a state park that victimizes its patrons. My family was personally victimized in this way at Lake Thunderbird State Park, and I am far from alone. As I understand it, this is a daily occurrence and there are no plans for stopping any time soon. The employees that I have spoken to about the issue seemed happy as I explained my frustration instead of understanding. I was told that there is no way to tell how long someone had been out of their vehicle, so everyone gets a ticket unless they purchase a pass. These are public streets! Paid for by Oklahoma tax dollars! The signs that they use are deceptively placed so that they are difficult to read unless you pull over to the side of the road and stop. This may explain why the park seemed so empty. Oh well. You live and you learn. I learned that no one is welcome at Oklahoma State Parks.

Can't say I'm too thrilled that there are ATV trails out there now. Robbers Cave State Park was a favorite place to go when I attended EOSC. I loved how the only sounds were that of nature. Seems like such a shame to ruin the serenity with the sounds of ATVs.

I washed dishes there when i was 13

Laser Quest is still in business in the United Kingdom which is where they originally came from. I wish they were willing to come back for the United States again :(

This before this this used to be a bagel shop after the burger joint then it closed down and then she bought it😢😢😢😢

currently saving up for a lightning!

Miss this place. About time to take a road trip.

I live 1/2 mile from this place. Lots of history and folklore out here.

These look very similar to "firesticks" used for the drills to make a fire easier. I pulled up some photos of them, and some look almost identical, but without the little "sworls" at the top edge.

OMG I go to this place

We thoroughly enjoyed visiting the ranch, touring the house, museum and grounds. Very peaceful and such a scenic view.

Hello, does anyone know what the exact name for the GI Joe soldiers at 0:21 are? I know they are American, but I can’t find them on eBay or anywhere else as I don’t know the name.

I wouldn’t say “professional” as locals know this guy intentionally runs full speed over peoples holes WHILE they’re fishing them. Not only that, but drives illegally too close to other boaters trying to ruin their fishing, so he looks better when his boat catches fish and nobody else does

I can’t wait to go back when I visit OK again. Such an amazing sight to take in, almost overwhelming

I’m so excited to come here. This weekend is my 2 year anniversary and my husband booked a stay here for us. I can’t wait

Magnificent work!!😊😊😊😊

Taco is Nahuatl word from Native Americans from the territory of Mexico

The manager Jim Mears was my grandpa! Miss you everyday, Poppy❤❤❤

Wow, Onlahoma

Oklahoma City's Asian District is a vibrant cultural enclave located in the northwest part of the city. It's a hub for Asian-American communities, particularly those of Vietnamese descent, and offers a rich blend of cultural, culinary, and commercial experiences. Here are some highlights and key points about the district: ### History and Culture - **Establishment**: The Asian District began to take shape in the 1970s, following the Vietnam War, when a significant number of Vietnamese refugees settled in Oklahoma City. - **Cultural Diversity**: While predominantly Vietnamese, the district is also home to other Asian communities, including Chinese, Korean, and Thai populations. - **Cultural Events**: The district hosts various cultural events, such as the annual Lunar New Year celebrations, which feature traditional music, dance, and food. ### Landmarks and Attractions - **Asia Plaza**: A central shopping and dining complex that serves as a focal point for the district, featuring numerous Asian restaurants, grocery stores, and specialty shops. - **Vietnamese Buddhist Temple**: Known as the Chùa Tam Bảo, this temple is a spiritual center for the Vietnamese community and a place of interest for visitors. - **Super Cao Nguyen**: One of the largest Asian supermarkets in the region, offering a wide range of Asian groceries, fresh produce, and unique ingredients. ### Cuisine The Asian District is renowned for its diverse and authentic Asian cuisine. Some popular dining spots include: - **Pho Lien Hoa**: Famous for its pho, a traditional Vietnamese noodle soup. - **Lido Restaurant**: Offers a variety of Vietnamese dishes, including their popular banh mi sandwiches. - **Grand House Asian Bistro**: Known for its dim sum and extensive menu of Chinese dishes. ### Community and Services - **Community Organizations**: Several nonprofit organizations operate in the district, providing services such as language classes, cultural education, and social support for immigrants and refugees. - **Healthcare Services**: The district is home to clinics and healthcare providers that cater to the specific needs of the Asian community. ### Accessibility and Transportation - **Location**: The Asian District is roughly located between NW 23rd Street and NW 30th Street, along Classen Boulevard. - **Public Transit**: The area is accessible via public transportation, with several bus routes serving the district. ### Economic Impact - **Small Businesses**: The district is a thriving economic area with numerous small businesses, including restaurants, bakeries, salons, and retail shops. - **Real Estate**: The district has seen growth in real estate development, with new businesses and residential properties contributing to its economic vitality. ### Conclusion Oklahoma City's Asian District is a testament to the rich cultural tapestry and entrepreneurial spirit of the city's Asian-American community. Whether you're looking to explore new cuisines, participate in cultural events, or simply enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, the Asian District offers a unique and enriching experience.

Life can be strange and weird. With all the issues people, groups races have fought and strived for in a Erica as well world wish this seems a little more bland compared to like owning people or the government coverups sorry 8 mean they don't do that but it's a freedom. 👍👍And I heard someone say dance like no one is 👀👀👀👀

Used to live in Oklahoma looking to find something like the lockjaw would you happen to know how to make something like this????

How can i check out prices? I have about 20 family members..

Best place to eat in Tulsa! And a great place to work too!

Its nice having cinematic history right in Tulsa. I watched a lot of movies at the Admiral Twin Drive In. And its still open!

Cows are honored 🎖

They missing history timeline of Americans and native Americans is within this town. My family was born there ma bell TELEPHONY and the other side of my family is deerclan Cherokee from Tennessee.. everyone served extensive time in armed forces and state law enforcement.

I love their stuff. Always happy to pick some up whenever it’s in stock in my local store and support a local business. Especially a QUALITY business.

I want to job Denmark. How aply you fam. I'm from nepal

WOW!! Ivory, Paige and Blake are telling the story of their ancestors I guess??

I bought tea from them ages ago, they were so sweet and gave me a free sample of chocolate.

Bring back the old format, and bring it back to regular tv. This feels so soulless. 😢

Awesome ❤

I’ve actually been searching for the iconic John Denver glasses, wondered what happened to them . Thought I would search UA-cam and found this . Would be amazing to see all his personal belongings . Maybe some day I’m here in Australia.

Don't guess he's too good of a Guide service because he's over here spraying poison and blocking the damn road

So lovely