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How appropriate that travel guru Rick Steves titled the online summary of his recent Oklahoma City visit “Travel Certainly Broadens Your Fanny.” 

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Talk about beating a dead horse. It’s been four years since the NBA’s SuperSonics left Seattle and became the Oklahoma City Thunder, but a vocal segment of that team’s faithful continues to bellyache.

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Shades of ugliness have been resonating on the periphery of Thunderland.

Sports
Murray Evans
As a Chicago Cubs fan living in Oklahoma, Brent Lightsey sought information on the team from whatever sources he could, including a podcast assembled by fellow fans of Major League Baseball’s lovable losers.

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Nicole Hill
For many years, Oklahoma City existed in shadows.

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In the immortal words of Roseanne Roseannadanna (a onetime Saturday Night Live character by Gilda Radner, for you Millennials and younger), it’s always something. Last week’s hullaballoo surrounding Chesapeake Energy involved taxes, G-men, a Seattle newspaper’s provocative photo selection, and a compressed natural gas filling station controversy.

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Seattle basketball fans finally might be ready to store their Clay Bennett voodoo dolls in the basement.

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Clifton Adcock
The sense of community inspired by the Oklahoma City Thunder has captured national attention since the team’s city debut in 2008. From posh luxury boxes to the upper-level $10 seats in the aptly named Loud City, Thunder games amount to a party where everyone is invited.

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Chicken-Fried News didn’t realize Kevin Durant still had any ties left to cut with Seattle. But the Thunder superstar, who began his NBA career with the team formerly known as the SuperSonics, recently sold his house on Washington’s Mercer Island for a cool $2.4 million.

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Oh, Seattle, isn't it time to move on? Yes, Oklahoma City has your old NBA team. But that was five years ago. Let go of the anger.