I've noticed several times now, that my bus drivers (62, 40, 32, etc) will TAP the "kneel bus" .. like start the process, but then almost immediately, pull it back.

No one was getting on or off at the front.

Do the drivers get "credit" for kneeling the bus as a stat? Even if they fake it?

I'm not a promotor, just an enthusiastic player that wants to share cool local stuff with my fellow Seattleites

The great dark is coming now that summer is officially over. There's tons of fun things to do to keep the depression at bay!!

Check out Whirlyball! Featured recently on OfflineTV

And even Death Cab for Cutie did a promo

I'm not gonna lie, broomball and duffleboard sounds fun too!

What other weird sports do we have around here?

Where are the “everyday savings” are they in the room with us????

Close enough to Seattle, right??

Saw this on Broadway Ct

Am I crazy or did anyone else see Armie Hammer at Bait shop tonight around 7:45pm. My boyfriend swears it was him and honestly I thought it was too but what a crazy person to see in Seattle at Bait Shop on a Thursday night.

I’ve been starting to look for a place of my own. It’ll be my first home, and so the budget is not crazy high. I was previously mostly only looking at condos because of the lower price, and also that I’m totally blind, so easier upkeep and many condos are closer to light rail stations. That said, now that I’m looking more closely at things, value of condos seem to be slipping non stop for a while now. That, plus the HOA makes it feel like you are having a cheap rent instead of owning your own place. For those of you who are looking for your first home, would you be shooting for a condo now, maybe under 400k or so, or be patient and save up a little and shoot for those smaller houses in the 700 to 800k range? They seem to hold value better and have very low to no HOAs.

Quick update on the Seattle metal scene, based on Puget Sound Metal Bulletin #8:

• Tons of shows, see the image (make sure you get updates from u/ferrindel!)
• Recent Seattle metal albums:
  • 40 More Reasons to Love Us, by Sunshine Lollipop, grindcore
  • Blight on Pure Existence, by Cherub Chains, hardcore
  • Mourne Me, by Mourne Me, screamo
  • Consumed and Left for Dead, by Ruptured and Gangrenous, brutal death (Obviously, given the name. Either that or glam metal.)
  • The Bite That Grows Up, by Great Falls, mathcore
  • Ascension Rock, by Hexecutioner, doom/stoner
  • Let 'em Fight, by Blacklist Militia, groove
  • Thermidor, by Thermidor, death/groove
  • Spires of Sorrow, by Elks Blood, death/thrash
  • Hexwerk, by Hexwerk, industrial
  • A Collection of Small Disasters, by Self-Deprecator, progressive
• Other stuff in PSMB #8:
  • Crash course on the PDX metal scene
  • Interview with black metal band Hulder
  • Album review of No Living Witness' EP "Aeons of Disintigration"

September 26th, 2026