Apr 26, 2006 4:21 AM

Oklahoma Passes Anti-Game Bill

Ooooooooooklahoma Where we don’t let minors buy cool games Just a reminder to the great state of OK: a federal judge just struck down an identical law in Michigan. But enjoy your fun while it lasts.

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Just a reminder to the great state of OK: a federal judge just struck down an identical law in Michigan. But enjoy your fun while it lasts.

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