Baloo Uriza @BalooUriza@social.tulsa.ok.us

@ducky We haven't always had car culture, though. That's only been A Thing since the 30s and didn't really get into full swing until the 50s.

And I don't mean cycling for leisure, I mean cycling for transportation. And people absolutely should be coming first in the city, cars don't really scale downward to city trips well if you're not moving a lot of stuff. Cars are guests on the public road, hence why you need a license to use a car on them.

@ducky Blame the Republicans for holding back public transportation and cycling for the last century.

Took the day off because mh. Trying to get back in the swing by mapping some highway I see lots of good Mapillary on that I hadn't seen before.

So the Department of Wildlife Conservation woke up on the wrong side of the bed.

@pony The machine that helps you stand clear of the doors during rush hour.

Which sucks more?

@zorinlynx I must have stopped using a paper register 20 years ago...

@rallias Yeah, taking the peanut butter back was my reason for wading into Costco today.

I have never seen a #Costco run out of bread, milk and peanut butter before. Is it supposed to snow?

Rescue Rangers slaps hard.

That was nearly trope overload. More of this visual style and universe but less of the buddy cop drama since between this, Zootopia and Happytime Murders it kinda feels like they've made the same movie 3 times.

Also, how's Butthead at being mayor of Los Angeles?

I like how they flat out say they're doing a 48 Hrs but then it's closer to being the Happytime Murders

It usually takes years to make soemthing stick here, and 30 years or so before it's A Thing, with roughly a 90 year lifespan for anything more substantial than a road, railroad or runway.

This is weirdly representative of Tulsa in general. Clearly a city that peaked years ago (Braniff operated London to Rio service on the Concorde as a launch airline for that plane, and Tulsa International was their main hub and midpoint for the Concorde) and still tries to be modern but fails at being a representative example of anything.

No, I don't actually buy the local myth that the Center of the Universe is literal. It's not even the address origin of Tulsa, since legally the railroad tracks are Admiral Place on the grid, and everything counts away from Main and Admiral, which puts the Center of the Universe at 100 East Admiral...