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Hey y’all. I’m new to Seattle and have been wanting to put together/join a trivia group to hang out and have some occasional fun! I’ve been in a few trivia teams in high school and college, so I have mild experience. There are a lot of great food and drink spots around here that host trivia nights, from the chill and low-key to the highly competitive, so there are plenty of options to find something convenient for anyone interested (whoever “anyone” ends up being). DM if interested! About Me 👋🏽 \* 21 y/o guy from SoCal \* Lives in SeaTac and Capitol Hill \* Usually free Wednesday and Thursday Nights \* Specialist Subjects: World History, American History, Geography, Civics, (some) Law, (some) Literature, and (some) Pop Culture. \* LGBTQ+ Friendly \* All Are Welcome!

Wife and I are in Seattle for vacation. Any recommendations on areas we should go or places to eat

Was driving on Front St. yesterday, and the Trolley was running. As nobody was on it, I'm assuming test runs?

Hey y’all. I’m new to Seattle and have been wanting to put together/join a trivia group to hang out and have some occasional fun! I’ve been in a few trivia teams in high school and college, so I have mild experience. There are a lot of great food and drink spots around here that host trivia nights, from the chill and low-key to the highly competitive, so there are plenty of options to find something convenient for anyone interested (whoever “anyone” ends up being). DM if interested! About Me 👋🏽 * 21 y/o guy from SoCal * Lives in SeaTac and Capitol Hill * Usually free Wednesday and Thursday Nights * Specialist Subjects: World History, American History, Geography, Civics, (some) Law, (some) Literature, and (some) Pop Culture. * LGBTQ+ Friendly * All Are Welcome!

I just ignore the guy. Whatever, dance to your heart’s content. But today was distracting and creepy. Meridian is a busy road. I was trying to pull out from the parking lot where the puppy place is. Lots of traffic. He’s doing his normal sign spinning stuff. But this time (while I’m watching for a break in traffic) he makes eye contact with me, points, and does kissy lips kind of thing. Yuck. Anyway, in the meantime he’s walking towards me with that sign spinning. At this point he’s actually blocking my view of traffic. I have no interest in being an amusement for him. I just want to get on with my day. I know some people enjoy his antics. I think blocking your line of vision is over the top. Yup, this is a rant.

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I figured I'd ask from the source, my fiancé and I are staying at the Belltown Inn and have been hearing mixed things about the area. I know we should be staying aware of the crackheads and homeless, etc. and keep to ourselves but has it gotten really bad to where it's not really all that safe to walk around? Should we consider looking for a different hotel?

Any sports bar recommendations in or around Downtown (fremont/ballard/capitol hill all OK too) that are showing SEC games? Specifically the Ole Miss - LSU game on 9/18 (I’d love to watch with some fellow Ole Miss fans but will take what I can get!)

Spotted this BMW heading to Discovery Park just after noon today that had a contraption on the rooftop that contained four cameras on each side. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get a better look or read the decals to look it up online — I only caught it out of the corner of my eye as it passed by my bus.

Hi! I’m thinking about moving to Seattle and am planning to visit in November. I know that’s a pretty rainy time, and I love the rain, but I’m trying to figure out if I should get a rental or Uber around versus walking or using public transit. Just trying to save as much money as possible, so I’d like to have an expectation of how much I’ll be spending on transport. Also I’m from a flat land area so I don’t have a great idea of how tiring it is walking up and downhill. If it helps, I’m mainly planning to stick to downtown Seattle, all the touristy things, and then I’d like to visit UW campus.