My time in Seattle

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by Black Diamond Bay

You suck as a translator.

I'm brunette and I do not dye my hair. I like color in my clothes and surroundings.

You're too defensive. Nothing wrong with dying your hair at age 30. I was just pointing out you aren't fond of our neo-Bay Area hippie/grunge ethos. That you only see that in Seattle's culture speaks volumes. It's hardly more than a fringe element.

[YOhio]

Originally Posted by BarbaraGordon

It's not the rain. It's the clouds. I wouldn't last two days in seattle.

You wouldn't last long in Ohio. Around late October a dark gray settles in and we don't see the sun until April or May. Fortunately my sunny disposition allows me to shine light on those with whom I come in contact.

[MikeWaters]

The NW is ok if you like the weather and can stand the people.

The worst kind of white trash in the worst way.

[Venkman]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

You're too defensive. Nothing wrong with dying your hair at age 30. I was just pointing out you aren't fond of our neo-Bay Area hippie/grunge ethos. That you only see that in Seattle's culture speaks volumes. It's hardly more than a fringe element.

Seattle, particularly UW does have some beautiful women. The Fox camaramen couldn't get enough of the sorority girls in the stands.

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by MikeWaters

The NW is ok if you like the weather and can stand the people.

The worst kind of white trash in the worst way.

"White trash" is racist. Can't you see the unavoidable subtext about what non-whites all are?

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by Venkman

Seattle, particularly UW does have some beautiful women. The Fox camaramen couldn't get enough of the sorority girls in the stands.

I noticed that hiking up through campus to my car.

[creekster]

Seattke is beautiful. Come on, how can anyone deny it? That said, the stuff about it not raining much is rather silly. Too much cloudiness, too much drizzle, etc., for me. Even so, it remains a beautful place with lots of interesting things to do. Last time there I visited Jimi's grave (if you are asking yourself "Jimi who?" don't even bother to reply) and laid a few guitar picks on the grave, said a few words that seemed approrpiate, took photos and now cherish said picks. What more cna you ask for?

[Black Diamond Bay]

Originally Posted by SeattleUte

You're too defensive. Nothing wrong with dying your hair at age 30. I was just pointing out you aren't fond of our neo-Bay Area hippie/grunge ethos. That you only see that in Seattle's culture speaks volumes. It's hardly more than a fringe element.

The fact that you think I'm referencing some "fringe element" speaks volumes about you. Y

[TripletDaddy]

Originally Posted by creekster

Last time there I visited Jimi's grave (if you are asking yourself "Jimi who?" don't even bother to reply) and laid a few guitar picks on the grave, said a few words that seemed approrpiate, took photos and now cherish said picks.

Did you recite the lyrics to "I Don't Live Today?" because if you did, that is kind of rubbing it in right in Jimi's face and would not have been nice.

[SeattleUte]

Originally Posted by Black Diamond Bay

The fact that you think I'm referencing some "fringe element" speaks volumes about you. Y

the fact that you would make such sweeping generalizations about all the women of a city of 4 million says it all about you. I'm sorry they don't all look like they came from Provo.