The food here is great as long as you like teriyaki.

Everything else is on the low side of average and will cost you an arm and a leg.

Welcome to town! You're moving here at the right time of year. The sun is actually out today and it might hit 60F.

> I’m not sure why you think Americans are supposed to be good people, ...

Because we don't fish with gill nets?

Where's Dexter when you need him?

Start raising raccoons and then leave the pen open at night. All chickens will disappear within a week.

Two decades ago I'd tell people, "I'm from Washington - the one with all the trees, not the Bushes."

Won't the kids have their own SSN? I think your argument is flawed.

>My sarcastic point is that in a free country, we don't need permission from the government to buy anything.

We don't live in a free country. If you've ever tried to buy a firearm, you'd know this.

Location. Location. Location.

Charge them out the yin-yang and when things back-up at the treatment plant, just dump the effluent directly into Puget Sound. In other words, business as usual.

Given the choice, I wouldn't want to live in a single-family home next to a stack box multi-family home. All of a sudden my 6' privacy fence needs to be 30' tall and the street is littered with fights over tight on-street parking. No thanks.

>Only one vehicle per SSN. That would help with climate change and reduce roadway wear and tear right?

Why does it matter how many vehicles a single person owns? Only one of those vehicles can be on the road at a time.

It's a Jeep thing.

Q-Beam pointed at your side mirror.

Add a fart pipe exhaust and mount a spoiler on the tailgate?

Edmonds.

Lemme guess, this Mark Tucher was also the lead in the investigation of Ray Epps?

In another article it mentions he was arrested at his parents' home in a gated community. From looking at a map of the area, it appears to be a developed suburban neighborhood.

I don't see what cameras are going to do to help here. Do you really think the perpetrators destroying a substation are going to waltz up there barefaced or wear clothing that would identify them? Or that they would look for cameras and disable them?

Heck, porch pirates can wear a mask and hoodie and get photographed by a Ring camera located 3 ft away and the cops still have no idea who they are.

Buy one of these, then bolt your laminated MDF sides, footboard, and headboard to it if you want the same look as what you have. Then throw away what's left of the old frame.

This reminds me of junk furniture my stepkids find for cheap/free at a yard sale and then bring it to my house to fix.

If it were me, I'd get some 1x4s, rip it to 3" wide and use that to make an apron under the table to connect the legs to each other. I'd run screws through the side of the leg and into the end of each apron piece, plus epoxy glue on the apron ends that contact the legs), and then glue/screw the apron to the underside of the table.

You do that, and it's not going anywhere. And that is about as cheap as it gets without having to replace the legs.

If you're stuck in line for a day waiting to get over the pass for avalanche control/clean-up, where do you recharge that Tesla?

Proof that there's a woman somewhere out there for every man.

They aren't in the shops long enough to open a safe. They are stealing merchandise. They are in there and out of there in less than 60 seconds.

The stolen merchandise is easily sold on the street. No one wants to talk about that though because it doesn't fit the narrative of "if only they were allowed to take credit cards..." or "The ATF should reclassify marijuana so that these robberies don't take place!".

You don't see other businesses that have a lot of cash on hand getting robbed like this. Why do you think that is? It's not the cash. It's the merchandise.

Batteries.

Or maybe assaults, then batteries.

Help me out here... How is turning out the lights going to initiate a race war?

I ripped my Speedos coming down the haystack. Haven't been up there since.