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1dad1kid t1_izujnxt wrote
Reply to Car Insurance/Registration by eecology
Register first. Your current insurance will cover you.
1dad1kid t1_izkjqwj wrote
Reply to comment by Neros64 in Bainbridge Island or Whidbey Island? by throwaway6300011
Just not as plentiful and robust
1dad1kid t1_izcq9sa wrote
Reply to Bainbridge Island or Whidbey Island? by throwaway6300011
I'd normally say Whidbey, but if you don't have a car Bainbridge is probably a better option
1dad1kid t1_iy57qwv wrote
Reply to comment by indiesoundz in Any Nudist In Washington? Getting a group in Olympia Together by [deleted]
Talk about shrinkage potential
1dad1kid t1_ixo3g2h wrote
Reply to Ski trip to Mt Baker by Street_Birthday_2935
My friend who does it regularly says it's usually pretty clear
1dad1kid t1_ixmo1n5 wrote
Dayum! That's great!
1dad1kid t1_ivrob6r wrote
Highly doubtful for a house. Most houses around here are more than 2K or are pretty damn tiny. Sedro sometimes has less expensive housing. Even apartments can be tough to find for less than $1800/mo, especially if it has 2 or more bedrooms.
1dad1kid t1_iujyoea wrote
Def having some congestion and tickling in the throat.
1dad1kid OP t1_iujw6rl wrote
Reply to comment by Drix22 in Question about exiting the trams by 1dad1kid
Street level, but again it hasn't been consistent. I saw them stop at street stations where no one got off, then didn't stop at another.
1dad1kid t1_iujhbsj wrote
Which is why I decided to wait until Wednesday to visit
1dad1kid t1_iuhm84n wrote
I'd say it's very walkable, and I've spent a lot of time in Europe.
1dad1kid t1_iuhlf8y wrote
Reply to I'm going to be staying in downtown Boston this week/weekend. How safe is it day versus night? I want to know if I can walk places for dinner/coffee myself alone. Sorry if this doesn't belong in this sub. by Euclid1859
I didn't feel unsafe at all downtown at night, but I'm also a big guy.
1dad1kid t1_ith4uhu wrote
Reply to comment by russingtonIII in Travel tips in your beautiful state? by russingtonIII
Might be able to still do some hiking in the North Cascades area. They got a little snow recently but may still be clear in parts. Mt Baker/Snoqualmie is also nice, but in Nov they require you have chains. Camping in the car won't be too comfortable since it will be chilly and probably wet. If rain doesn't bother you, head over to the Olympic Peninsula. Lots of great hiking and sights that won't have snow. Parts of the Peninsula are in the rain shadow which means you'll be drier.
1dad1kid t1_ith24gz wrote
Reply to Travel tips in your beautiful state? by russingtonIII
When would you be coming? That could affect the suggestions
1dad1kid OP t1_itdso7l wrote
Reply to comment by CeramistHippie67 in Thousands at risk as A&E queues stop NHS paramedics attending 999 calls by 1dad1kid
A&E is basically their version of ER
1dad1kid OP t1_itdnzhz wrote
Reply to comment by CeramistHippie67 in Thousands at risk as A&E queues stop NHS paramedics attending 999 calls by 1dad1kid
Accident and emergency
1dad1kid t1_is1pvoc wrote
Reply to Tipping for the breakfast buffet. by Avocado-Phantom
Hell, I'd say giving $5 for this level of service is generous.
1dad1kid t1_izum027 wrote
Reply to comment by eecology in Car Insurance/Registration by eecology
That seems correct