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[stealurface831]

legendary.

[Supermoon]

^ Meow Wolf?

Yep. I had built it up for months until COVID was over and got a chance to see it. Was a bit underwhelming tbh but mostly just because it was super crowded. Would have been a lot more fun if there were less people. Might have to go back.

[riser4]

I 'ever tell you about the time I met Kool Keith?

My best buddy was all about him, I was a casual fan at best. At a show we happened to stumble into him after his set. My dude reaches into his jacket for his camera a bit aggressive and KK got freaked out, thought he was maybe pulling a weapon. I calmed him down with j and we were cool. Sucked for my friend lol he lost an idol that night.

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No shit you're the guy on the right. 8)

[Meadow Skipper]

...Would have been a lot more fun if there were less people. Might have to go back.

Timing is crucial, at least at the og one here in SF. But there is an awful lot of hype these days, so I guess expectations could be high. Places like that are best when you don’t have high expectations or knowledge beforehand.

[BmillsSkier]

The last couple pages are awesome. This place never ceases to amaze.

Good morning from Low Country

[The AD]

An interesting bit of Seattle history here. This is the home plate location of Sick's Stadium, which is now the site of a Lowe's. Sick's was home to the Seattle Rainiers of the PCL for many years, and then the home of the Seattle Pilots for their one and only season in 1969. The Pilots went bankrupt and the team was purchased by Bud Selig and moved to Milwaukee to become the Brewers in 1970.

I had heard that the site was now a Lowe's but really had no reason to go there until last night. My wife needed a certain stain for a project she's working on and this Lowe's was the only store around she could find that had what she needed in stock. Luckily I remembered the story about this being the location of the stadium or else I never would have even thought twice about this strange batter cutout and home plate right outside the store entrance.

[stealurface831]

very cool, ad. if you haven't already, i highly recommend this video:

really goes into some of the crazy history of not just the mariners but baseball in seattle. very interesting stuff.

[John_B]

Getting my saltwater fix in the San Juans.

[Skidog]

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[irul&ublo]

[schwerty]

‘Bout an hour ago. Nice cool evening.

[Buster Highmen]

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[east or bust]

[Gepeto]

^^^
pic taken right after getting directions from a yocal...

Yaa go straight, then yaa go straight some more. Just keep goin straight. Then there's the last little bit; yaa go straight. yaa come to a stop light. Keep goin straight till the next stop light. make a right

[The AD]

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I need to take a photo in front of rhodie-zilla across the street from my house. It's amazing.

[JongDoe]

An interesting bit of Seattle history here. This is the home plate location of Sick's Stadium, which is now the site of a Lowe's. Sick's was home to the Seattle Rainiers of the PCL for many years, and then the home of the Seattle Pilots for their one and only season in 1969. The Pilots went bankrupt and the team was purchased by Bud Selig and moved to Milwaukee to become the Brewers in 1970.

I had heard that the site was now a Lowe's but really had no reason to go there until last night. My wife needed a certain stain for a project she's working on and this Lowe's was the only store around she could find that had what she needed in stock. Luckily I remembered the story about this being the location of the stadium or else I never would have even thought twice about this strange batter cutout and home plate right outside the store entrance.

Huh, I remember the Seattle Pilots but never knew what became of them. Also amusing the dog & coke sign for $4.99 vs. Costco $1.50 with free refills, not that I've had one in forever,

[Marshall Tucker]

Good morning from Low Country

[BmillsSkier]

[schindlerpiste]

It’s a dogs life

[babybear]

are those HHI low country pics? we were there a couple wks ago. Lovely as usual.
Here’s a funny view we had of a “wedding”getting set-up on the beach close to us. we were a bit perplexed with their choice of location and direction of the set up. and andrew noticed there was more cameras than “guests”
Turns out they were filming a Lifetime movie. we had fun guessing what the terrible title would be


but really I came here to post this scary af monkfish that I’m looking at in the WF cooler. look at the little inside mouth and teeth too?! [emoji33]

[BmillsSkier]

are those HHI low country pics? we were there a couple wks ago. Lovely as usual.
Here’s a funny view we had of a “wedding”getting set-up on the beach close to us. we were a bit perplexed with their choice of location and direction of the set up. and andrew noticed there was more cameras than “guests”
Turns out they were filming a Lifetime movie. we had fun guessing what the terrible title would be


but really I came here to post this scary af monkfish that I’m looking at in the WF cooler. look at the little inside mouth and teeth too?! [emoji33]

Yep they are! Bummed to have missed you BB.

I’ve been at the fam place in Palmetto Dunes on island for a bit and have been in Palmetto Bluff for the last week. Had to come back to reality Monday at least for a couple weeks.

My daily medicine, er Painkiller. (Don’t worry I always shift to G&T’s after 4)








I hate leaving every time and am so glad summer is here

[jackstraw]

Horrible pic, but this Starlink shit is nuts.

[riser4]

Fucking space junk.

[JongDoe]

‘Bout an hour ago. Nice cool evening.

That is an incredible view right there.

[jackstraw]

Fucking space junk.

Honestly, I had no idea what it was when it appeared. Two of us were like wtf is that? The third knew and told us. It is weird. I don't have an opinion yet.