SEATTLE

[moe.]

My advice would be to park far away from Seattle city center/Space needle and take public transportation in or rent a bike? Beautiful city, great people, cluster-fuck traffic and available parking.

Noted, thanks! I got a taste of their traffic going to Vancouver last year. Bumper to bumper on a Saturday morning. We'll look into using public transportation. We could bring our own bikes, but she isn't comfortable riding in the city. Do they have dedicated bike lanes?

Where are you staying?

We're not exactly sure yet. She is looking at AirBnB places. Based on OFs input I told her to try to find one located near public transportation.

Pike's Place, a Seahawks game, and Seattle Cannabis Co.

Any idea where to score a good deal on tickets? I haven't been to an NFL game since 1978, I would really like to see the Hawks. I'll probably have my own buds with me, but I might stop in to see what's on offer if we are nearby for something else.

http://www.seahawks.com/tickets/single-game-tickets

Damn. It's been a while since I've been to any pro sports venues, the last being a Lakers game in 200?. I knew it wouldn't be cheap, but that is more than we can plop down this time around. A good sports bar and a couple pitchers of beer will have to suffice.

[Lazy stones]

Hoping to get back to Seattle next June (slim chance with my job)

My fave bars apart from Pike Brewery were http://www.elysianbrewing.com/ , The Stumbling Monk and Pinebox. They are all kinda near each other. Love Seattle n Tacoma

[moe.]

Hoping to get back to Seattle next June (slim chance with my job)

My fave bars apart from Pike Brewery were http://www.elysianbrewing.com/ , The Stumbling Monk and Pinebox. They are all kinda near each other. Love Seattle n Tacoma

I'll check them out, thanks! I'm looking for one that has a good brown ale on tap.

[Lazy stones]

Stumbling Monk seemed to specialize in Belgian Beers. Pinebox was an old morgue.
Loadsa choice to be had!

[Lazy stones]

Oh on the sports bar front I was directed to a Pho restaurant that had a bar n big screens
in the North side of Downtown. Forget its name sorry.

[moe.]

Stumbling Monk seemed to specialize in Belgian Beers. Pinebox was an old morgue.
Loadsa choice to be had!

Stumbling Monk has the smaller selection of the two. Pine Box currently has Loowit The Kurgan Bbl-Aged Scotch Ale on tap. That sounds interesting to me. I am taking notes and researching. The Underground tour is sounding pretty lame, that has been taken off the list of possible things to do.

[slither]

Have fun, moe.

[slither]

Just came back from a couple of days near the Oregon - Washington border.
Riesling from the region, White Tahoe Cookies and Oaxacan landrace sativa.

A fine weekend.

[slither]

Washington kills it for me - better weed, and better coffee.

[MileHighDenver]

Washington kills it for me - better weed, and better coffee.

I hope you had a designated driver.

[slither]

Washington kills it for me - better weed, and better coffee.

I hope you had a designated driver.

What a delightful little troll.
We surely did, Mumsy.
Thank you ever so much for your musings, Dear.

[Rudy]

If the Foo shits...

[slither]

Not really.
Denver Pyle has a rice-paper ego in constant need of tending.

Surely you had noticed this over the years?

Yawn.
Boring.

[MileHighDenver]

Not really.
Denver Pyle has a rice-paper ego in constant need of tending.

Surely you had noticed this over the years?

Yawn.
Boring.

The difference is everyone knows my real name, where I live, some things about my life and most have met me in person. You on the other hand just crawl out from under your rock every so often to bash, criticize, and generally be an ugly person with sock puppets and multiple user names Brandx. We have a nice community here and your contributions are rarely positive or appreciated.

[slither]

Your reply is garden-variety crowd psychology in-group bias bullshit, not to mention yet more evidence of your needs as stated.
You want to fit in, and then exclude others you do not like or with whom you disagree.

While I am not X (a point discussed before on this site), here is a news flash for you: he lives in Colorado.

Maybe that will make you feel better.

One more thing: there certainly is a difference between those who enjoy the kaleidoscope of ideas, opinions, viewpoints - and correlated banter - present on this site, as opposed to those (mainly one in particular...you) who have consistently demonstrated the willingness and intent to use this site as a marketing base for their own pet projects.

Grow up, man.

[Old Fart]

No MHD is right, you're a scumbag.

[MileHighDenver]

I make one little harmless joke and look where it leads you X. You’re a crappy bully and a liar. Go fuck yourselves.

[boneymaroni]

Finally.....a thread that shows promise!

[slither]

Finally.....a thread that shows promise!

LOL.

Thanks, but I am not into bickering with senior citizens.

[slither]

I make one little harmless joke and look where it leads you X. You’re a crappy bully and a liar. Go fuck yourselves.

Give it a rest, Kantola. Fuck.
I mean you no harm.

(All good, Boney?)

[Rudy]

Such calmness in the presence of turmoil.
Your Gung Fu is strong.

[smokedpeppers]

now available .....
Monica Lewinsky
Sugarleaf Farm
Hybrid Flower
14g - LSRP $104
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[slither]

Perhaps some intrepid cloning of Monica Lewinsky and Blue Dream could yield a new strain:





Blue Dress


Slith

[Hammer]

Perhaps some intrepid cloning of Monica Lewinsky and Blue Dream could yield a new strain:





Blue Dress


Slith

Could yield a new STAIN.

[moe.]

I'll be making a tour of the Pacific Northwest in September for a few weeks. I've never been.

If you are going to Vancouver, take the drive up to Whistler on Canada 99... it is beautiful. If it's something that interests you, they have some very impressive zip lining places up there... I wanted to do it but we didn't have the time that day... and if you enjoy snow boarding etc, I understand its a nirvana...

We're headed up to BC in early June and we'll be doing the Whistler drive, but from Whistler to Abbotsford, south instead of north. We start out in Abbotsford after a night of camping near Mount Saint Helens, then on to Hope (Highway Thru Hell if anyone watches) then on to Kelowna, Kamloops, a couple of Provincial parks, down through Whistler, maybe do a bit in Vancouver on our way back to Abbotsford then home the next day.

[Banks]

I'll be making a tour of the Pacific Northwest in September for a few weeks. I've never been.

If you are going to Vancouver, take the drive up to Whistler on Canada 99... it is beautiful. If it's something that interests you, they have some very impressive zip lining places up there... I wanted to do it but we didn't have the time that day... and if you enjoy snow boarding etc, I understand its a nirvana...

We're headed up to BC in early June and we'll be doing the Whistler drive, but from Whistler to Abbotsford, south instead of north. We start out in Abbotsford after a night of camping neat Mount Saint Helens, then on to Hope (Highway Thru Hell if anyone watches) then on to Kelowna, Kamloops, a couple of Provincial parks, down through Whistler, maybe do a bit in Vancouver on our way back to Abbotsford then home the next day.

Looks like an excellent trip... Kelowna looks very cool... you'll love the ride from Whistler on down to Vancouver... :)

[slither]

We’re going back next month for a few days of relaxation before Memorial Day. The plan is to fly to Seattle, rent a car, spend a couple of days in the city and do the Whidbey Island scenic drive. We might also drive through the Cascades for a bit, conditions and time permitting.

The seafood, Chinese cuisine, coffee and greenery are always fantastic.

There will also be Silvertip and Royal Kush.

Maybe when they legalize weed in Alabama we’ll give the Gulf Coast a try.

[moe.]

I'll be making a tour of the Pacific Northwest in September for a few weeks. I've never been.

If you are going to Vancouver, take the drive up to Whistler on Canada 99... it is beautiful. If it's something that interests you, they have some very impressive zip lining places up there... I wanted to do it but we didn't have the time that day... and if you enjoy snow boarding etc, I understand its a nirvana...

We're headed up to BC in early June and we'll be doing the Whistler drive, but from Whistler to Abbotsford, south instead of north. We start out in Abbotsford after a night of camping neat Mount Saint Helens, then on to Hope (Highway Thru Hell if anyone watches) then on to Kelowna, Kamloops, a couple of Provincial parks, down through Whistler, maybe do a bit in Vancouver on our way back to Abbotsford then home the next day.

Looks like an excellent trip... Kelowna looks very cool... you'll love the ride from Whistler on down to Vancouver... :)

You're right, we did enjoy it. If we ever win the lottery, I'd love to own a home in Whistler. On the bucket list is to drive the entire length of Canada's Highway 1, the main east/west route. Well, at least until ferries start getting involved anyway. Oh yeah, Kelowna was a very hip city, we loved it.

[Banks]

I'll be making a tour of the Pacific Northwest in September for a few weeks. I've never been.

If you are going to Vancouver, take the drive up to Whistler on Canada 99... it is beautiful. If it's something that interests you, they have some very impressive zip lining places up there... I wanted to do it but we didn't have the time that day... and if you enjoy snow boarding etc, I understand its a nirvana...

We're headed up to BC in early June and we'll be doing the Whistler drive, but from Whistler to Abbotsford, south instead of north. We start out in Abbotsford after a night of camping neat Mount Saint Helens, then on to Hope (Highway Thru Hell if anyone watches) then on to Kelowna, Kamloops, a couple of Provincial parks, down through Whistler, maybe do a bit in Vancouver on our way back to Abbotsford then home the next day.

Looks like an excellent trip... Kelowna looks very cool... you'll love the ride from Whistler on down to Vancouver... :)

You're right, we did enjoy it. If we ever win the lottery, I'd love to own a home in Whistler. On the bucket list is to drive the entire length of Canada's Highway 1, the main east/west route. Well, at least until ferries start getting involved anyway. Oh yeah, Kelowna was a very hip city, we loved it.

Good to hear... it was a picture around every bend... I'm sure Bev got plenty... I've thought to take the train east west or the other... driving it in a car or riding it on a motorcycle are the other options, all good... :)

[slither]

We’re flying out today.
Beautiful weather.






































































No, we won’t be going to Whistler or Kelowna.