Author Archives: Chelsea
Six random things I hate about Tulsa
At this exact moment, you’re probably on your first third coffee of the morning, have just settled down in your cubicle, and are stealthily looking over your shoulder to make sure your boss doesn’t catch you reading up on some … Continue reading
This guy had some fun while tripping on psychedelic mushrooms
You know you’ve entered a new era of your life when you still have a hangover on Tuesday from the debauchery you participated in on Saturday. While Patrick might have blown his life savings blogger’s salary on a bar tab, … Continue reading
A meth lab exploded in this guy’s pants
I hope your weekend was as awesome as mine. In addition to checking out Norman Music Festival and “forgetting” that I graduated a year ago in order to attend a date party, I also got to see THE Price Fallin, … Continue reading
Some guy broke into an OU sorority house, showered and tried on some clothes
Sure I’m your resident Tulsa pundit, but when certain subjects pop up at TLO, my expertise outshines that of my fellow contributors. These topics include primetime programming, making Irish Exits out of parties, competitive Pinteresting (never mind, Clark Matthews has … Continue reading
Meet Darla Mayes, the 73-year-old drug kingpin of northeastern Oklahoma
This isn’t Sophia Petrillo, Sue Johanson or your Grandma’s roommate. This is Darlene Mayes. If you’ve toked up in Tulsa (or parts of Arkansas, Missouri, or Kansas), there’s a 40% chance that you have Darlene to thank. From the Radar Online:
Eight things I like about Tulsa
It was a somber weekend in Tulsa. As I’m sure you’ve heard, some crazy bastards went on a serial shooting spree in North Tulsa. Bigotry and violence aren’t exactly things my fellow Tulsans are proud to receive national attention for, but … Continue reading
Tulsa is home to the country’s 9th best music scene
So, this week something cool happened. I got like, seven emails from Ogle Moles! Initially, I assumed that they must just be standard fan mail — invitations to dinner, marriage proposals, risqué photos, etc — but instead they all linked … Continue reading
5 kinds of people you’ll meet at Tulsa’s Blue Dome District
Think of me as your resident Oklahoma anthropologist. Today’s study is on the creatures of the Blue Dome District, an area downtown that was once a hot spot for both the intentionally and unintentionally unwashed crowd. Over the last five … Continue reading
