So I'm thinking of going to Seattle. Is there anything to do there? I do like history so I kinda want to visit the first Starbucks. I also would like to visit Frasier spots. I heard Antifa took over the city...is this true?
So I'm thinking of going to Seattle. Is there anything to do there?
>I do like history so I kinda want to visit the first Starbucks.
What the frick is this bait? have a nice day.
Fricking lol. But if not a troll, I get what he means. I found it more fulfilling visiting the Seinfeld diner in New York than the statue of Liberty.
Why do all these peeps hate me
I went last summer, it was pride month so basically it was a sea of trans flags and homeless people. One day I decided to check out a bookstore and an old gay couple walked by and the guy was wearing crotchless pants and then when I got there I was accosted by homeless black women who screamed at me when I said no to giving them money. Great little place.
You’re going there to coom aren’t you.
OP is a homosexual, so he might
there is absolutely nothing worthwhile about the first starbucks, and I say this as someone who goes to pike place every weekend
I'm in Seattle today for work, so I feel I can give a relevant answer. You can see the most amazing and beautiful PNW forests just a few miles from the city center. In the very same city center, about 4 blocks from Pike's Place Market, I saw someone smoking crack today. Tin foil, clear pipe, lighter and all.
If you think Pike's Place Market is cool, hip, or trendy, then sure -- definitely check it out. Here's what you'll see:
>A few very good resteraunts
>An overrated flea market with overpriced bullshit that is passed off as trendy because hipsters run the stands instead of immigrants.
>Sissified troony gays with light blue and light pink hair wearing gay tranime bullshit with their androgynous boyfriends
>Crackheads and homeless hanging out by the tree. You'll know when you see it
>Pot smoke or the faint residue of pot smoke everywhere.
If you go to the PNW, just stick to the parks. Pic related, taken a few hours ago
as someone who grew up in the PNW, just go to glacier, it's so beautiful and blacks don't go there (They can't conceptualize the appeal of looking at big rocks, trees, and puddles of water).
I live there.
There is a good local music scene, You can catch a concert at neumos, crocodile, or rabbit box for $10 or so if it's not a well known band.
If you're autistic which, let's be honest you probably are if you're here, the museum of flight is cool
If you're young and looking for night life this is not really the city for it. Some clubs in capitol hill and downtown but it's more of a brewery and dive bar scene
All that being said most of the cool shit is outside the city, go to rattlesnake ledge for an easier but cool hike, and definitely go to mt rainier national park if you can
Does rattlesnake ledge have snakes
Your logic has me confused -
Why would you consider going to a place if you don’t know anything interesting to do.
Furthermore, what frasier spots are you talking about? His apartment was in a fictional building, and cafe nervosa isn’t a real place, either.
Are you afraid of Antifa?
Just do the regular shit tourists do:
Eat at the space needle
Take a tour of the sound
Visit the EMP
Visit Jimi Hendrix/Bruce Lee’s grave
Pike place
Ye olde curiosity shoppe
If you have time:
Visit locations around WA relevant to Kurt Cobain
Do they have cute bookshops like The Strand in NY
So I figured out what I'm gonna do.
Gonna stay in local hotel
Gonna do Pike Place
Gonna do Aquarium
Gonna do Museum
Nix that. The group I'm traveling with said they don't want to support a liberal city especially after the persecution of Trump so we're doing something else
Can any seattleanons compare denver to Seattle?
I thought they closed that Starbucks because of all the crime and Seattle becoming a shithole in general.
>history
>Starbucks
American education has really gone downhill
90s was more than three decades ago my jealous international