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I was too broke for tickets so I sat right outside the Grandstand listening to the show. Was dying to know what Boy George was wearing, been my fave Queen since 1983 does anybody have some pics to share? Thank you
I’ve lived here for about 1.5 years, lived in another major city before this. I know everyone talks about the Seattle Freeze and I’ve heard over and over again that it’s not that people aren’t nice, they are just antisocial. I think that’s true to an extent. I know people keep to themselves. Being around people that keep to themselves has made me more antisocial, too. What I’m trying to say is I get every born and bred Seattleite’s opinion that everyone is making a big deal out of the freeze and that people complaining about it should try harder at making friends. I get it. But today, I had a few interactions that just about sent me over the edge. This morning, a woman in Safeway yelled at me for skipping a line hidden in an aisle for self checkout. I didn’t see it so I apologized profusely and went to stand at the back of the line. She rolled her eyes at me. As I strolled out of Safeway, I stopped by a coffee shop on my way home. I held the door for about three people exiting. No ‘thank you’ or even eye contact, really. When I was leaving my apartment for lunch today, I opened the door and there was a man right outside the door also trying to get in. It scared me so I jumped a little and then laughed, said something like “I’m sorry you scared me!” And he looked at me like I had four eyes before brushing past me into the hallway. I don’t really want to hear the “go to New York and see how rude people are” because it’s not true. People in NYC are direct and blunt but at least they pretend to care about one another. There is a sort of culture of care there. It comes down to basic decency—say thank you, even just offer up a smile if your neighbor the building tries to talk to you. I understand wanting to keep to yourself but don’t make others feel like they are intruding by doing human things. Can we all just be more human to one another? Two weeks ago I was harassed on the bus by a man for 10+ minutes and every seat was filled. Not a single person met my eye or said anything. He yelled at me for about 3 stops and no one budged. This isn’t even a call to action, but everything I described is a pattern. It wouldn’t have set me off if it hadn’t happened 100+ times during my time living here. I love this city. I’ve met many amazing people. But I think we need to treat other people like people.
In addition to a functional communication team, the mayor obviously needs skilled economists to explain how services are funded
Heyyyyy, if you were at Lunar Laundry yesterday (Sunday, Sept 6, 2026) between 11:30am-1:45pm, I may have gotten you sick. My b. I went to Bellevue Square on Friday afternoon, stayed home all day Saturday, then went to Lunar Laundry yesterday. I had a few sneezes yesterday morning but attributed it to stirring up my cat’s hair while gathering laundry. Yesterday evening I pretty quickly declined with a headache, sore throat, and more sneezing. I did a swab for funsies and that bitch is positive . I suspect I picked it up at the mall - the incubation time lines up, and the sneezing before laundry tells me I didn’t pick it up at the laundromat. Again, my b. Had no clue I was carting the bug around. The meh news is that it seems to be pretty mild - my head is a little stuffy, and I’ve had some minor aches. After taking some cold and flu medicine and eating and taking a nap, it feels not too bad. Dog’s keeping me company. YMMV. Stay safe y’all. Sorryyyyyy ~
Hi all, I’m on the search for a new apartment and realized that having a basketball court in my building would be a huge QoL improvement for me. So far I’m only aware of the following buildings: • Rollin Street Flats • Stack House • Onni • Harbor Steps Is anyone aware of any other buildings that have a basketball court as an amenity?
Is there any place in federal way where I can take my old gaming pc to get fixed and possibly upgraded. This PC was a hand me down and I know nothing about PC’s.
Where could I find historical photos of Tacoma? Like a big collection of old photos. Library?
Looking for a good barber for my partner. The place he’s been going to hasn’t been doing the greatest job lately, so we’re looking to switch it up. Anyone have someone they swear by?
Seattle gets plenty of criticism, but some changes have genuinely made parts of the city better. Could be something small like a street redesign, a new park, transit changes, public spaces, or something much bigger. What’s one change you think actually worked? And what’s something you’d like to see expanded across the city?
Hi guys! I’ve been living in Kent for a while and I want to know more about the local news. I googled and found Kent Reporter. Has anyone subscribed and do you like it? Or are there better options? Thanks!