Oklahoma’s official state beverage and drink is milk — because of course it is — but House Bill 2994, authored by state Rep. Jim Grego (R-Wilburton), would ensure that Oklahomans aren’t officially slaking their thirst with just any old kind of milk. “Milk,” as defined by Grego’s bill, could legally only be “obtained by the […]
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Spirited away
A float, also known as an ice cream soda, usually includes ice cream, a carbonated beverage and flavored syrup. However, when beer or spirits are added, its no longer for kids. Where can one go to sample some of these spiked milkshakes and floats in the Oklahoma City area? The first stop, S&Bs Burger Joint, […]
Crossing a line
Now, you are letting advertisers get away with it. The Ruff Life ad recently read, When life gives you titties, milk them for all theyre worth. If this is appropriate for a rag that has a wide readership and is easily picked up by children, then why do you have editors? I used to advertise […]
Painting the town Greg
The rare detail in this specific print is that, on the building, you can spot a campaign sign for the late David Hoods unsuccessful congressional bid in 1980. The inclusion of Hoods sign was once a puzzling detail: David who? These days, its the name on the milk bottle that might inspire confusion: Shouldnt that […]
Son of Morning
From there, the film’s attempts at satire fall embarrassingly flat, leaving plot hole after plot hole wide open. Perhaps some divine intervention was required, because the film runs a mere 80 minutes, 11 of which are for the credits, more than five of which are just to slooooowly list the extras. Joseph Cross (Milk) is […]
Rubber
This fiercely original film is as unpredictable as it is dark. Its opening sequence breaks the fourth wall with a tire iron, of course, likely borrowed from a TruValue managed by David Lynch as a car pulls up, and out of its trunk emerges Lt. Chad (a fully invested Stephen Spinella, “Milk”), who […]
