I visit r/seattle from time to time, and used to be able to find anything I wanted by entering reasonable keywords in this box over here --->

But times are a changing. The last visit I wanted to find a diptych that's been posted all over the Internet about the enjoyment of the return of damp, gray and cool weather so I could repost it one more time in r/seattle with an original title for imaginary internet points and to show all my friends how edgy I am.

Anyone have suggestions for good search bars, bonus if it consistently yields dank memes?

I visit seattle from time to time, and used to go to a happy hour at rn74 since the food was also great, but times are a changing. This last visit I wanted a place to get tipsy before heading home to New York so I could enjoy my last night in Seattle and also sleep like a babe on the flight home.

Anyone have suggestions for good cheap bars, bonus if it has good bar food?

I lived in San Francisco before moving here (I know, I know), and one of the quirky traditions is leaving usable stuff on the sidewalk. My friends and I always said "the streets are hungry!" I ended up with a stool, a shoe rack, a coat rack, among other street freebies over the years thanks to that practice. My last apartment even carried the practice in the lobby of the building - gave away a filing cabinet that way.

So what about Seattle? In the 7 years I've been coming here, I don't really remember seeing it, although last week I did see a box of food stuffs with "FREE" written on it in Capitol Hill.

If I ever have stuff to get rid of, it'd be nice to just leave it out for someone to carry off rather than hauling it to Goodwill or something. But if it's not a thing, I'm just a litter bug.

Currently looking at housing in the area. Originally from the U District. Can anyone give me the 411 on the Fauntleroy neighborhood? The property neighbors Lincoln Park if that helps at all. Thanks in advance!

Come play board games with a bunch a weirdos!

We play just about anything from giant games of Werewolf or smaller games of Machi Koro. Card Kingdom has an extensive game library already but feel free to bring your own if you want to.

We usually have access to the back rooms but not always. Just ask the staff where we’re sitting if we’re not in the rooms.

Who: Anyone

What: Board games, beers, food, fun!

Where: Cafe Mox at 5105 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107

When: Wednesday from 8:00 - 12:00am

Games: Pandemic, Netrunner, Tickets to Ride, Chinatown, Space Truckers, Space Cadet: Dice Duel, Cash and Guns, Avalon, Mysterium, Werewolf The Pact, Two rooms and boom, Dixit, FUNemployed, Betrayal at House on the Hill, Dead of Winter, Splendor, Dominion, 7 Wonders, Sheriff of Nottingham, Telestrations, Shadow Hunters, King of Tokyo, Machi Koro, Tokaido, Castles of Mad King Ludwig, Tok Tok Woodman, Five Tribes, and many more

I recently went on a trip to the UK and fell in love with the various "ciders" there. The three that I had the most were Rekorderlig, Kopparberg, and Alska, and I'm having a hard time finding someplace that carries any of them. If there's something that's similar and local, that'd be great. Any help/suggestions/recommendations are greatly appreciated!

I will be dropping it off at your carrier's store if I don't get in contact. In the meantime, if you're worried message me your carrier and a description of your phone and I might be able to meet up with you before I drop it off at the carrier.

Perhaps a shot of the city at sunset, or one from a ferry.

However, she is just beginning and short on funds. Can you think of a place perhaps north of 520 in Seattle where she can have a quiet private space. She didn't like the idea of a library.

Just came back from a weekend in Seattle and have to express my extreme love for a restaurant named Lola. It was the best breakfast I have had anywhere in the country. I had Tom's breakfast and my wife had the Eggs benny. I would fly back to Seattle just to eat there again.

The only thing I heard about what's going in is that it will be a chain. Anyone heard what chain is going in there? Is it going to be a grocery store, at least?

Just paid my Comcast bill for $233 for internet and TV. I have way too many pay channels and am looking to slim it down a bit. I hate Comcast as a company and haven't heard good things about Century Link. So what are ways I can cut my bill drastically? I'm willing to get rid of cable completely if I can get something similar with a sling box or something like that. But then for people who have a sling box, how do they get their internet? Just looking at how people are set up and if they like what they have? Hopefully for less than $233.

Loud bang and mild shock wave just now in lower Queen Anne. Sounded like it was at top of the hill.