r/tulsa • u/mathprofrockstar • 41m ago
News WTF QT!
Two 20 cent gas price increases this week. Costco is still $3.39 by the way.
r/tulsa • u/mathprofrockstar • 41m ago
Two 20 cent gas price increases this week. Costco is still $3.39 by the way.
r/tulsa • u/ChampionshipDense291 • 19h ago
Anyone have an fc tulsa discount code I can use for merch?
r/tulsa • u/ChipmunkInformal210 • 6h ago
I'm 30m and I enjoy watching figure skating. I've taken quite a few lessons but im no professional skater. I visit the WeStreet Ice Center pretty regularly and I've been trying to convince my girlfriend to go with me but I never succeed. Is anyone interested in joining me for public skate? We can talk about figure skating or hockey (i dont know much about hockey though).
one of my favroite shows is Yuri on Ice.
Feel free to comment or send me a message.
r/tulsa • u/NaturalSelection27 • 8h ago
Shot w an android
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r/tulsa • u/Exile872 • 14m ago
Hello dearest denizens of tulsa, i am hosting an important meeting, and one of the members has incredibly severe celiac. We need a sushi place that is 110% celiac safe. Thank you in advance, and thank you for your time. We at the Asinatra Artisan’s Guild collectively wish all of you a fantastic day
r/tulsa • u/Swimming_Note2773 • 4h ago
My cousin is coming from Brazil to visit me here in Tulsa, he arrives at 8am so i would like to go eat a great breakfast w him somewhere but idk any spot because i normally eat at home lol, any suggestions?
r/tulsa • u/Reklined-Art • 1h ago
Hello Tulsa!
Last year, I happened upon a stand of earrings at Paloma’s Plants in broken arrow. I fell in love with every single pair, but I could only afford 2 pairs. By the time I came back to look again, the stand was gone. I don’t have the card of the person who made them, but I KNOW they had business cards. Can someone help me find them? Thanks!
r/tulsa • u/Thick-Topic5952 • 22h ago
Hey guys! I don’t live in Tulsa but around it. Is there anyone else dealing with a power outage right now? I reckon it’s been since about 5pm since it’s started and was on for about 20 minutes in between that.
Update: it was fixed!
r/tulsa • u/PhilosopherLimp5885 • 10h ago
Who's with me!?!? 😊
r/tulsa • u/AuthorAltruistic3402 • 2h ago
Tried this earlier and it got sucked up, probably by the heat.
Cover your windows with blinds and curtains. I know the aesthetic these days is oh, light so bright and airy. Well ok, but nothing conducts heat and cold like glass. Assume vampire mode.
Draft blockers in front of bottom of front door. yes even in summer.
Keep wet washcloths in ziplocks in freezer. Put on your neck when you come in from heat or whenever.
PSO high rates are from 2-7p.m. weekdays. Use your appliances accordingly. PSO will do energy audit for free, even renters. whether your landlord will comply with recs is another matter.
Do the math as to whether PSO average is for you. When you leave that address for another one, you will pay the difference between what you would have been charged and what avg had you pay. I did this for my mom. When she moved to assisted living, the bill was almost $700 and that was almost 8 years ago.
If you have a bathroom fan that sucks up humidity, turn this on a few mins before you go to bed. It will suck out a lot of hot air. Really nice if bedroom is upstairs.
Dr Bronners peppermint soap in liquid form, not bar. CAVEAT, it will be tingly on the nether regions. Don't be a wuss, it subsides quickly. It also makes you sleep like a bear in hibernation.
Make sure your sheets are cotton.
what are your tips?
r/tulsa • u/thehippieshack • 7h ago
hello! my niece and nephew will be in town this weekend they’re 8 & 10 years old i was wondering if anyone with kids has any recommendations on what i can take them to do that wont break my bank! 😅 i dont have kids so IM not really aware of what’s out there besides the stuff ive looked into. i found a few trampoline parks but if anyone has a favorite they take their kids too i’d love to know lol.
( they go to the zoo & aquarium so much so that’s off the table for now )
r/tulsa • u/bratwurst69420182 • 1h ago
this guy goes into pretty good detail about why the city is about to get slapped with a law suit. great use of public funds. he has a bunch of followers and this already has like close to 40k views.
r/tulsa • u/toyourdismay10 • 3h ago
Anybody have the scoop?
r/tulsa • u/Conscious-Pianist607 • 9h ago
Just got my electric bill.
$272.44. I usually average around $90-$100.
How high is your electric bill?
r/tulsa • u/Soldier3024 • 4h ago
Just heads up for anyone works for Pepsi Co on skelly drive it will be closing November 15. It was reported in the warn act and around 182 people are going to lose their jobs.
r/tulsa • u/Fantastic-Bath3830 • 21h ago
hey guys! my coworkers little brother has been missing for almost 3 weeks now, last seen around 15th and utica. he is missing alongside another missing 14 year old girl. my coworkers family is desperately trying to find him, especially in this heat. please keep an eye out for him and let me know if you’ve seen him around or anyone who might resemble him! thank you and God bless!🙏🏼
r/tulsa • u/iamliterate • 9h ago
Yesterday afternoon, I attended a mending class at Maxwell Park Library. I learned a running stitch, back stitch, and hem stitch. Plus, they provided us with instructions and some basic sewing supplies to take home. I usually take my pants to a tailor to get hemmed, but I am feeling pretty confident after the class. I’m looking forward to fixing a shirt and fixing the hem on a pair of pants myself. The instructor did a fantastic job. AND IT WAS FREE.
After that, I went to a FREE 1-hour yoga class at Central Library. They provided the mats, blocks, strap, and bolster for the class. It was chill and stretched out my tight back. Then I checked out a couple of books that would have cost me like $50 otherwise.
(Please note, I did work in libraries for 15 years, so I am a little biased when I say this. Also sorry for yelling when I write this.) LIBRARIES ARE PRETTY FANTASTIC.