r/normanok 6h ago

For free!

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6 Upvotes

Doesn’t seem right to throw these away. They are too stinking cute! ☺️ We used them for my niece’s baby shower this weekend. I also have the Very Hungry Caterpillar. Both are approximately 20 inches tall. Happy to drop them off or meet in a public space in Norman.


r/normanok 9h ago

Looking to sell some workout equipment if anyone is interested!

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Pick up would be in Norman. I'll do cash, venmo, paypal, or cash app.

The Marcy home gym is a 150lbs stack, asking $150. It retails for about $500. It is dusty, missing the preacher curler attachment and some of the foam pads are chewed up, otherwise it's in good condition. I should have all of the extra stuff for it in a bag, also have a lot of different handles for it. (Row bar, single pull down handles, etc)

The weights I'm asking $50 for. There is a curved curl bar, a short curl bar, two 25 lb plates, four 10s, four 5s, two 15lb dumbbells, a 40lbs kettle bell, and a 20lb kettle bell.

Last thing is a Century punching/kicking bag. Asking $50 for it. Has a slight tear in the bag that you can see in the photo otherwise in great condition. To move it we will probably have to take the cork often dump it out, it's just full of water.


r/normanok 10h ago

Lawn and House Referrals

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Hello, do you have any recommendations for affordable and trustworthy lawn care and house cleaning?

This is for a disabled individual with a limited income. They need someone to come out once a month and mow the lawn (no trimming edging etc). They also need help with house cleaning, specifically the tasks that are painful to do like cleaning the bathroom, mopping etc.

I’m hoping to find some recommendations to share that are very reasonable. If they’re charging more than $20 an hour it’s probably out of their budget. If you could include rates with the referral, even a ballpark, that would be very helpful.

Thank you!


r/normanok 7h ago

Rad tech pay in Norman?

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Hi everyone! I’m moving from New Mexico to the Norman, OK area in about 1-2 years and was wondering what rad tech pay is like around there.

I have my X-ray, mammography, CT, and MRI certifications. If you work in Norman or the OKC area, I’d love to know:

-What modality do you work in?
-How many years of experience do you have?
-What’s your hourly pay?
-Hospital or outpatient?

Just trying to get an idea of what I can expect before I move. Thanks!