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Do you want to wear all your black, tight, leathery stuff? Then stay away from warmer climates.
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I was just ******* with you but it all makes sense since you love Scarface as much as I do. Seriously based on your style I would of said Seattle, which isn't one of the choices anyways.
Bienvenido a Miami
I could not live anywhere else but El Caribe because I love **** like this, my version of the "baller" sandal
And I finally found another pair of these Margiela Trousers, lined with silk on the interior, virgin wool blend
Also on the verge on purchasing a Rick Owens SS jacket yikes
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How does the world's largest REI market match Lane's style? Anywhere other than NYC is going to be a poor match
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I've lived in Copenhagen, the weather isn't what makes Seattle depressing so much as all its residents thinking "Oh, we're just as important/busy/cultured as (Boston|SF|Vancouver)." Downtown is empty at 5:45, job market for tech is so incestuous it's creepy, and public transit sucks
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That's a horrible idea. I actually went there for a semester and it's a nice place but ****... the general attitude there can really be annoying if you don't have it.
That's a horrible idea. I actually went there for a semester and it's a nice place but ****... the general attitude there can really be annoying if you don't have it.
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I have never heard anyone in Seattle make comments like those you describe regarding Boston/SF/Vancouver.
Downtown is not empty at 5:45, at least not the parts with bars, restaurants, and places to see shows. Maybe parts of downtown that I don't go to are empty.
I don't find Seattle "depressing" and can't see how a normally adjusted person would either - edit: although I can see why some people would be better off elsewhere.
edit: public transit is pretty weak though, especially cross-town.
I have never heard anyone in Seattle make comments like those you describe regarding Boston/SF/Vancouver.
Downtown is not empty at 5:45, at least not the parts with bars, restaurants, and places to see shows. Maybe parts of downtown that I don't go to are empty.
I don't find Seattle "depressing" and can't see how a normally adjusted person would either - edit: although I can see why some people would be better off elsewhere.
edit: public transit is pretty weak though, especially cross-town.
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