Okie Bloggin', Take 2

A quick roundup of some of our favorite Oklahoma-based bloggers ....

Beating the wintertime blues is the order of the day at our irrepressible booster of all things Okie, Oklarama.

Oklahoma's "Make My Day" law gets a well-deserved pistol-whipping from Okiedoke.

Existential Ramble examines how Iraq has become the tricycle for terrorists wanting to take off the training wheels.

Over at Lip Schtick, that incorrigible Wal-Mart poet known as LilRed waxes on the joys of Brussels sprouts.

The Left End of the Dial takes on the so-called Social Security crisis.

Our used-to-be-an-Okie Token Liberal weighs in with his Top CDs of 2004.

The Downtown Guy offers an excellent account of the history of, and challenges facing, Oklahoma City's historic Capitol Hill area.

Greg Angelo, the snarky keeper of Have Some Cheese, Rat! calculates the priceless side of George W. Bush.

Dustbury.com espouses on the impact of Oklahoma suburban sprawl.

The Blue Dot Blog dissects that American love of good vs. evil.

William Shatner's shoes and Al Roker's jock strap are on the shopping list at It's Not Easy Being Green.

Dr. Pants has the music in him over at Dr. Pants' Wholesale Pants Warehouse.

At Reflections in d minor, Lynn examines the furor over religion and suggests a live-and-let-live approach.

Dash Rip Rock at Pop Cultured is chomping at the proverbial bit (hope he doesn't catch anything) for the new Beck release.

Oklahoma Wine News takes note of some upcoming Oklahoma events involving flowers, jazz and chocolate.

This Is Class Warfare takes Red Dirt to task.

Red Dirt tasks back.