We do beach cleanup fairly often, and it is the coolest thing I found so far. At first I thought someone had taped it together, then I saw there was paper under it, and for a hot minute I thought I found a message in a "bottle" which is my dream

Thanks!

One of the bays in marine Area 6 is as specific as I can be.

I figured that, I just couldn't remember when they started using that type of paper, and that would at least give me an idea of how old it possibly could be

I was just more curious about if you just refuse to call it that, or hadn't heard they gave all the bodies one name. Some people hadn't ever heard of it yet Sorry to get you jumped on!

I didn't jump on that wagon. I knew it was new, and even we agreed with Canada to call it that. I just think it's kinda cool, and where I found it isn't easily accessible to the public, and I didn't want to encourage any beach combers. Plus, I am kinda of an asshole and I worry about people knowing where I live. Lol. I was surprised to wake up to that argument today.

I was trying to be vague on purpose, that is why I used Salish Sea.

You don't recognize the Salish Sea?

Marine Area 6

What would the cost to replace all the signs be, and what would be accomplished by doing this?

Would you do it all at once, or in increments, such as changing speed limit signs first? Or the temperature?

Would there be a way to retrofit older cars with KPH more prominently displayed?

I was wondering what the holes were from, wasn't sure if they had them in when printed. Impressed with how well the electrical tape held up

It is their deer tag

I found this wrapped around an antler on the beach today. I can't figure out how to post more than one pic though. Just curious about how long it has been in the water.

Is the cow alive?

I meant on another trip some other time. Geesh.

Renters insurance is cheap and that might work to get a bill in your name. You can always cancel it.

We like Jack FM, and where we live 103.1 comes, it's Canadian Jack so you get some random songs mixed in

I miss the Bob River days.

My guess is these are wood casement windows that were painted. The only thing the handyman is going to do is what someone else said and run a box knife type razor to break the paint seal.

If you want to start off on the right foot with the landlord and you can fix it yourself without much hassle, why wouldn't you?

Can you install a carbon monoxide detector yourself?

Are you dealing with an individual or a property manager?

If dealing with, let's say an elderly couple, are they not able to do it themselves? Have they tried hiring someone and just can't find anyone?

I would approach this as a partnership, and not start off adversarial and threatening to bill them over small, easy fixes.

This situation is confusing. So you are moving in with someone that has had stuck windows and no alarms for 6 months, and you want to try to bill the landlord?

Has the house been vacant?

So you signed the lease, gave a deposit, did the walkthrough, and the landlord wants you to move in before the windows and alarms are operational?

No, it's not, especially if you have kids and there is a fire. And that's on you, not your landlord, if you knew the conditions existed and you moved in. Or did they paint after you moved in?

In your post, you asked if it was okay to move in now. What did you mean by that?

If you go through Olympia, the 420 stores used to be fair. 420 west and 420 carpenter come to mind.