Lead columnist, Tulsa World

As I said before, send everything to HR. Michael will get to see everything. I'd send 5-8 clips.

If anyone has any other questions about the job or the World or Tulsa in general, let me know. I'm kinda familiar with the area.

 

Wife is deathly afraid of 'naders. How many a season they get in Tulsa? (Yes, this is a serious question.)

 

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/online/monthly/newm.html#2000

 

Why do people not from Oklahoma think the movie "Twister" happens once a month during the summer?

 

Same reason, Matt, that other people think there's never a sunny day in Seattle.

It's amazing how many people hear about tendencies in an area and take it to the extreme.

 

I can see not liking Ralph, but he's nothing to fear.

 

I like what you did there.

 

Sorry, I won't ask anymore legitimate questions. I'll just troll from now on.

 

Your choice. I'm not trolling. I was also asking a legitimate question.

And, jr., you're saying there's sun in Seattle??? We were taught in geography class that a giant, movable disc blocked out the sun in the Pacific Northwest. I don't believe you.

 

Did they ever fill this one?

 

Think of how many laid-off columnists could be good in this job. Although they might not be eager to move from Orange County or Long Island or Denver to Tulsa.

 

Having lived in Oklahoma, it damn near does. And this is definitely a big boy job.