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I personally think somewhere like the parking lot at Home Depot on Aurora, and then cruising the nearby streets until comfortable, then hitting Aur... more » -
Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
Maybe your driver was dyslexic or had hand-eye coordination issues. Seriously, though, seems over-the-top even for the passive-aggressive type... more » -
The big parking lot in between Hec Ed and U Village. If there's not a game or something going on it's a big wide area of empty pavement, which is a... more » -
I just learned a few weeks ago on back roads in south king county. While that's probably a bit far for you to go, I'd definitely get out of the cit... more » -
Sorry to not answere earlier. Be careful out there. What alot of muffler shops do is weld in a crappy muffler with a "lifetime" guarentee. A y... more » -
Answer to Visitor in WA gets tickets
If you call the city and tell them you're from out of town and didn't understand how to work the big fancy electronic parking meter thing, you can ... more » -
Answer to Visitor in WA gets tickets
You should probably pay the fines and take it as a lesson to pay more attention to what you're doing in the future. By the by, "public parking" doe... more » -
Too many years driving horrible old beaters that randomly choose when not to start. I'm guilty of that one - being afraid to turn off even a perfec... more » -
Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
Maybe it was us-- my boyfriend does this on a regular basis...sometimes it's actually a thumbs up (as in, thanks for not being a douche) and someti... more » -
Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
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Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
I like that. Kind of a "Nice job, Buddy!" kind of fuck you. more » -
The parking enforcement officer marks your tire, then comes back after two hours and tickets those tires that are marked. Moving your car resets th... more » -
Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
I do it all the time for that exact reason. For me, it's less a passive aggressive thing and more of a personality thing. I'm a huge smart-ass, but... more » -
Answer to Seattle drivers - is this a thing here?
If there is a way to be passively aggressive, Seattleites will find it. I don't know that it is a trend, though... Even a sarcastic thumbs-up i... more » -
http://www.sharpautorepair.com/ Brian is a VW guy. more » -
I've been very satisfied with the car service at Matt's Greenwood Auto Care at 7900 Greenwood Ave (and no, I'm not that Matt). They specialize in ... more » -
I think that was probably a threatened suicide. It happens occasionally that they close all the lanes while negotiating with/rescuing a jumper. If ... more » -
Buy weather seal glue from a body shop. Follow the directions. There is nothing wrong with your temporary fix, so long as the rubber strips don'... more » -
What inspection? It's exempt from emissions and last time I checked that's the only inspection Washington has. This ain't Massachusetts! Unless you... more » -
No. If you make commuting easier, more people will drive, and they will choose jobs further from home or homes further from their jobs. A century o... more » - more answers in Cars, Bikes & Transit »
