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dogknob

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29. Great show. A little "racy" for my community's theatre scene...

Wed Jul 31, 2013, 12:27 AM

Jul 2013

...I live in Capo Beach, CA

The people who fund our theatre are the the same people who voted for our congressman, Darrell Issa.

They recently strung along the San Clemente theatre's production of "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" until about a week before it was scheduled to open, then killed it.

They're really into the "get-them-to-submit-by-showing-them-how-futile-their-efforts-will-always-be" thing around here.

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state by state speak your mind about oklahoma [View all] SwampG8r Jul 2013 OP

Grew up there in the sixties curlyred Jul 2013 #1

Oklahoma where the wind comes sweeping down the plain notadmblnd Jul 2013 #2

Amazing, isn't it? curlyred Jul 2013 #7

In the late 70s I traveled by car with two friends in Europe, DURHAM D Jul 2013 #14

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It has red dirt. DURHAM D Jul 2013 #9

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I spent time in the Oklahoma panhandle. My maternal grandfather was born there functioning_cog Jul 2013 #10

Will Rogers Brother Buzz Jul 2013 #11

My friends and neighbors, bmbmd Jul 2013 #12

One of the most progressive Senators of the last 50 years represented Oklahoma. Fred Harris Rowdyboy Jul 2013 #13

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I grew up there. It's my home... cynatnite Jul 2013 #16

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And at one point Oklahoma held the record for number of Rhodes Scholars. DURHAM D Jul 2013 #22

Indeed PD Turk Jul 2013 #24

Ron Howard was born in Duncan... cynatnite Jul 2013 #31

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I've driven through on the way to and from Texas BainsBane Jul 2013 #26

drove through in 1984, have not been back since steve2470 Jul 2013 #27

Great show. A little "racy" for my community's theatre scene... dogknob Jul 2013 #29

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I currently live in Oklahoma. Behind the Aegis Jul 2013 #33

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Oklahoma is one of the few states I have never visited. PufPuf23 Jul 2013 #34

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I've only driven through a couple of times cali Jul 2013 #39

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My father was born and raised in Oklahoma City. Aristus Jul 2013 #42

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First Oklahoman I ever met was in D.C. geek tragedy Jul 2013 #45