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[MisterMark123]

There’s no reason to move to “the coasts” in order to live a happy existence as a gay person. Every medium to large city in the U.S. has an active gay community.

Take a look at the Union Tribune online sometime and read the comments that are made whenever there’s a story about gay issues. You’ll find lots of uneducated, mean-spirited opinions. Here’s a great example from the other day:

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/state/20080411-1717-bn11gov.html

For the most part, the comments are no different from what you’d find in Oklahoma City.

San Diego is like most American cities: More liberal and diverse in the center of town; more conservative and less diverse as you get farther out of the city.

[Anonymous]

I have a question as a first time landlord. We are moving out of our home and relocating back to Las Vegas. We are renting out our home here in South Carolina, do we need to change our homeowners insurance policy ? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

I have a question as a first time landlord. We are moving out of our home and relocating back to Las Vegas. We are renting out our home here in South Carolina, do we need to change our homeowners insurance policy ? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

I have a question as a first time landlord. We are moving out of our home and relocating back to Las Vegas. We are renting out our home here in South Carolina, do we need to change our homeowners insurance policy ? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

I have a question as a first time landlord. We are moving out of our home and relocating back to Las Vegas. We are renting out our home here in South Carolina, do we need to change our homeowners insurance policy ? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[Anonymous]

I have a question as a first time landlord. We are moving out of our home and relocating back to Las Vegas. We are renting out our home here in South Carolina, do we need to change our homeowners insurance policy ? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

[svelte]

I hope you’re right Mr Mark. I just remember the cowboy and/or redneck population being very intolerant when I was there, though that was awhile back.

It was a very closed community, not just to gays but to others who lived lifestyles outside the mainstream. Though I did make a few acquaintances there, the only long-term friendships I developed were with other out-of-staters.

I was not aware of a gay district in OKC (granted I didn’t really look), but just googling it now there is a 9 block stretch on NW 39th. Not huge by Hillcrest standards, but it is something!

[svelte]

I hope you’re right Mr Mark. I just remember the cowboy and/or redneck population being very intolerant when I was there, though that was awhile back.

It was a very closed community, not just to gays but to others who lived lifestyles outside the mainstream. Though I did make a few acquaintances there, the only long-term friendships I developed were with other out-of-staters.

I was not aware of a gay district in OKC (granted I didn’t really look), but just googling it now there is a 9 block stretch on NW 39th. Not huge by Hillcrest standards, but it is something!

[svelte]

I hope you’re right Mr Mark. I just remember the cowboy and/or redneck population being very intolerant when I was there, though that was awhile back.

It was a very closed community, not just to gays but to others who lived lifestyles outside the mainstream. Though I did make a few acquaintances there, the only long-term friendships I developed were with other out-of-staters.

I was not aware of a gay district in OKC (granted I didn’t really look), but just googling it now there is a 9 block stretch on NW 39th. Not huge by Hillcrest standards, but it is something!

[svelte]

I hope you’re right Mr Mark. I just remember the cowboy and/or redneck population being very intolerant when I was there, though that was awhile back.

It was a very closed community, not just to gays but to others who lived lifestyles outside the mainstream. Though I did make a few acquaintances there, the only long-term friendships I developed were with other out-of-staters.

I was not aware of a gay district in OKC (granted I didn’t really look), but just googling it now there is a 9 block stretch on NW 39th. Not huge by Hillcrest standards, but it is something!

[svelte]

I hope you’re right Mr Mark. I just remember the cowboy and/or redneck population being very intolerant when I was there, though that was awhile back.

It was a very closed community, not just to gays but to others who lived lifestyles outside the mainstream. Though I did make a few acquaintances there, the only long-term friendships I developed were with other out-of-staters.

I was not aware of a gay district in OKC (granted I didn’t really look), but just googling it now there is a 9 block stretch on NW 39th. Not huge by Hillcrest standards, but it is something!

[patb]

temeculaguy

1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.

2) loan balance 100K

3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying

4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.

5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.

6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapses

[patb]

temeculaguy

1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.

2) loan balance 100K

3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying

4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.

5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.

6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapses

[patb]

temeculaguy

1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.

2) loan balance 100K

3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying

4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.

5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.

6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapses

[patb]

temeculaguy

1) purchase price in 2003 156K, probably worth 225-250K now.

2) loan balance 100K

3) i picked the rent the neighbors are paying

4) OK is OK, i’m in norman the college town.

5) i make in the mid 100’s, so the first house is really easy to carry the
second? well tha’ts a stretch. I could do it but it would be ugly.

6) i’m 30% in DC anyways, but i think i’m going to rent there for another year ntil
real estate collapses

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