Going to Seattle
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Joined: 10-14-2005
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From: SoCal
Originally Posted by captain howdy
If I were to visit Seattle I would check out the studio that djhubba works at and get some ink. 
Everything else would come second. 
Everything else would come second. 
There ya go!
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Joined: 08-21-2005
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From: Valencia, California
Yeah, sure. No tattoo's for me. No offense to anyone who has them, but I just dont want to be permanently injected with ink. Not my thing, plus, my parents would kill me!! I just hope they gave us the suite, because we arent exactly sure they gave it to us, and I dont want a standard room, we have to stay there for a week
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Joined: 02-12-2006
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From: Seattle WA
You have to be 18 with ID to get tattooed: State Law.
No offense but I wouldnt waste the money on the underground tour..its like walking through a dusty basement. EMP is cool..but taking the clipper to Victoria BC is way cool....if you have the time. I think the Science Fiction museum is open now..I hear thats suppose to be awesome if your into that sort of thing. Lots of Microbrews, and pubs but if your not old enough for a tattoo your not old enough for the local "watering holes". Take a stroll on the waterfront.check out our aquarium....visit Ballard and Fremont (colorful suburbs with antique stores and great people watching) Drink some awesome coffee. Try the fresh Salmon. Check out the woodland park Zoo. Check out Seattle Center and the Needles view from the top. Tip the dancing girls...LOL
No offense but I wouldnt waste the money on the underground tour..its like walking through a dusty basement. EMP is cool..but taking the clipper to Victoria BC is way cool....if you have the time. I think the Science Fiction museum is open now..I hear thats suppose to be awesome if your into that sort of thing. Lots of Microbrews, and pubs but if your not old enough for a tattoo your not old enough for the local "watering holes". Take a stroll on the waterfront.check out our aquarium....visit Ballard and Fremont (colorful suburbs with antique stores and great people watching) Drink some awesome coffee. Try the fresh Salmon. Check out the woodland park Zoo. Check out Seattle Center and the Needles view from the top. Tip the dancing girls...LOL
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Originally Posted by captain howdy
I have tipped plenty of dancing girls. They were all naked or semi-naked at the time.
They were all naked or semi-naked at the time.
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Joined: 10-26-2005
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From: Michigan
Well DJ lives in Seattle, I lived their for 19 years, but been away for 4 yrs, but with out trying to dupicate Mr. Hubba - Pike Place Market - a definite must 1st& Pike, SAM (Seattle Art Museum) is cool if you like those kinds of things. Capitol Hill is an interesting place. The Locks and Ballard are real cool in my opinion. Head up to the U-District and walk the Ave. The Museum of Flight at Boeing Field is cool. Just to repeat - EMP would probably be worth your time, Freemont and Wallingford are cool areas. You can go to Renton and see Jimi Hendrix's grave, and I believe Bruce Lee is buried in Seattle some place. The International District is funky as well....Take a Ferry Ride if you can't go to Victoria B.C. As you can tell, I can't wait to move back which will be sooner than later this year I hope!
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From: Valencia, California
Originally Posted by txsman2930
Something to do in Seattle..hmm...Well, there's plenty of drive thru coffee houses in Seattle. Caffeine Capital of the World. Too bad it isn't baseball season or you could go catch a Mariners game.