(PROJECT) A Gathering Place For Tulsa

[Townsend]

I'm divorced

No smile

[RecycleMichael]

No smile

Ouch.

I am sure his divorce had nothing to do with him smelling like saurkraut.

I know my divorces weren't.

[davideinstein]

Name it 'The Kaiser'

[Townsend]

Name it 'The Kaiser'

Thinking of cross promotion possibilities?

[RecycleMichael]

Name it 'The Kaiser'

He's on a roll.

[Conan71]

Maybe we could let Friendly Bear back in to make some anti-semitic remarks about Herr Kaiser.

[Hoss]

Maybe we could let Friendly Bear back in to make some anti-semitic remarks about Herr Kaiser.

LOL.  I forgot about that guy.

[swake]

LOL.  I forgot about that guy.

Oh, he and the ones like him are still around, mostly on the Tulsa World's cesspool of a comments section.

[sauerkraut]

After watching that video of the 3-D Model on post #477 dated Sept. 09th, 2014. The Gathering Place looks like a carnival midway or like  a big playground for kids, with play  nets, climbing walls, this thing  & that thing  for the kids, the whole area looks crammed in too. There seems very little for adults to do there, no mention of a parking area either, it seems to me they could of thunk up something better to put there aside from just a big playground for kids. Not much "green" area there either everything is clustered together.

[Townsend]

After watching that video of the 3-D Model on post #477 dated Sept. 09th, 2014. The Gathering Place looks like a carnival midway or like  a big playground for kids, with play  nets, climbing walls, this thing  & that thing  for the kids, the whole area looks crammed in too. There seems very little for adults to do there, no mention of a parking area either, it seems to me they could of thunk up something better to put there aside from just a big playground for kids. Not much "green" area there either everything is clustered together.

Sweet baby Jesus...just don't go.

Whether you're a made up persona or not, you do more damage to this forum than most.

[Hoss]

.... it seems to me they could of thunk up something better to put there aside from just a big playground for kids. Not much "green" area there either everything is clustered together.

There is just so much fail in that one sentence alone, not to mention your whole reply.  Do you understand why people don't take you seriously?

Please stop.

[shavethewhales]

The Gathering Place looks like a carnival midway

LOL, the things some people say. Comments like need to be collected so that down the road, if or when we get another world class development proposal we can remember that a good majority of internet commentors simply don't have a clue.

As young professional who just moved to Tulsa permanently a few months ago, this park is one of the few things that is giving me hope for the future of this city. I hope it will become a flashpoint that will help the younger generation realize that we don't have to put up with the crappy developments that the baby boomers are leaving behind. World class things can exist in Tulsa, even if half the local yokals won't recognize it or downplay it because they don't understand it.

[Townsend]

As young professional who just moved to Tulsa permanently a few months ago, this park is one of the few things that is giving me hope for the future of this city. I hope it will become a flashpoint that will help the younger generation realize that we don't have to put up with the crappy developments that the baby boomers are leaving behind.

Ditto - middle-aged and lived here for 30 years.

[Conan71]

LOL, the things some people say. Comments like need to be collected so that down the road, if or when we get another world class development proposal we can remember that a good majority of internet commentors simply don't have a clue.

As young professional who just moved to Tulsa permanently a few months ago, this park is one of the few things that is giving me hope for the future of this city. I hope it will become a flashpoint that will help the younger generation realize that we don't have to put up with the crappy developments that the baby boomers are leaving behind. World class things can exist in Tulsa, even if half the local yokals won't recognize it or downplay it because they don't understand it.

Shave,

I'm borrowing from another thread, But out of curiosity, do you think young professionals like yourself would rather have a large outlet mall on the SW corner of Turkey Mountain or pristine wilderness to explore and enjoy?  Just curious if that's one of the quality of life issues YP's are looking for when they decide where to locate.

[Red Arrow]

World class things can exist in Tulsa, even if half the local yokals won't recognize it or downplay it because they don't understand it.

That'll win you a few new friends.