Posted in Oklahoma
October 30, 2016
14 Sure-Fire Ways To Make An Oklahoman Mad
Oklahomans are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet. We’re polite, respectful and lighthearted. However, there are things that can definitely push our buttons. Don’t believe me? Just try any of these 14 things and you’ll see another side to us sweet Oklahomans.
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We're gearing up for the new season without him, so just don't bring it up...it's still a sore subject.
You might be disappointed to find out we are (mostly) normal here in Oklahoma.
You can just leave the state right now if you're caught looking like this.
College football is no joke in Oklahoma. And please don't plan a trip to the state on a weekend in the fall unless you plan on watching football.
We'll fight tooth and nail to keep our rights!
We've actually been voted one of the top places to move and visit in the country.
We understand that we are known worldwide for our tornadoes, but when that is the first question we get asked, it gets tiresome.
We are not Kansas! Oklahoma actually has one of the most diverse topographies of any state.
Just look for the state that is shaped like a pan with a handle.
We have AMAZING bbq in the state! Just wait till you find some of our hidden gems.
We are a real state. With real roads. Real cities. And real people.
You would think we are way beyond this stereotype by now, but you would be surprised.
Yes, our Miami is Mi-am-uh.
We might be underrated, but we have plenty to do, plenty to see and plenty to love about our state!
What else would you add to this list?
If you’re new to Oklahoma or moving to the state soon, check out 15 Surprising Things You May Not Expect When Moving To Oklahoma.
