The last General of the Confederate States of America to surrender was Stand Watie of the Cherokee Nation.
If you add all the miles of internal shoreline in Oklahoma, it amounts to more miles than the external shores of any of the coastal states. BUT when you take both the internal and external miles of coastline in other states into account, Alaska is first followed by Michigan etc etc etc. This is just a way we found to lie with statistics to make us feel better about ourselves.
It's a fact as I stated. As the crow flies from Maine to Florida, not following the eastern shoreline. Google knows!
UH...I thought we were talking about shoreline.
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This is also what the milk jug, kayaks, and my mountain lake boat is made of. That's a cool tidbit I'd never heard.
They discovered that when the sheet of semi-liquid plastic is shot through a nozzle, then they blow nitrogen into the center of it to create a continuous bag that is then put on a roll to be cut to size and sold.
Buddy worked on the process and gave me thousands of feet of product that was created during the research. I haven't bought a trash bag in over thirty years.
I roll off 4' or so, tie the bottom end, line the trash can and when full dispose of. These rolls are about 3' wide.
Wagoner, OK was the first incorporated city West of the Mississippi river.
It certainly explains Tulsa's fascination with using yield signs instead of stop signs in residential areas."15. The nation's first traffic 'Yield' sign was erected in Tulsa on a trial basis."
That's still being used across the state on a trial basis lmao
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