Harper

What if I chased him around with a shovel

I can't believe this is possible. Well, in theory. @thetransitbandit's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH1dwz5usVQ @AdamDoesNotExist's video:… We Traveled From Mexico to Canada by LOCAL TRANSIT ONLY!

@64streetcar.bsky.social and I traveled from Mexico to Canada by LOCAL TRANSIT ONLY! Well, we tried to...the world may have other ideas. youtu.be/5fVaiVhPc9E

wait, so you're saying theyre too unreliable but youre also mad at them for disrupting service to fix the reliability problems

You kinda gotta pick a lane

Before you say anything, yes, I know you have to use the A Line.

The Rt 124 runs from the airport to downtown seattle every 15 minutes, go use that

It does, if we dont have the capacity, prices will go up and I'm okay with that given how incredibly environmentally destructive airports are. For people who live in Seattle we have a better alternative and for those who dont, sucks to suck

Comparing a 2020s Seattle Block to an 1870s St. Louis Block Over on Bluesky, STLRainbow shared an image of the 1875 Compton and Dry Maps featuring the near northside of St. Louis. A typical St. Louis block in this image is ~2 acres. Take this block bounded by Carr, Biddle, 10th, and 11th. To the right of Biddle Street (unmarked), you can see the Shrine of St. Joseph (#11), which still stands today.

I was interested in comparing the 1875 Compton and Dry map for St. Louis to the modern Seattle townhome block. What are your thoughts?

Its insane how much power conservatives have, she wrote an almost unreadable paper but because she cried to TPUSA the University is going to step in and give her a good grade. And even if they don't, the two graders are still having the worst day of their lives

This will buy so many M1 Abrams tanks

The Urbanist is hosting a group ride down to Federal Way next Saturday, starting at Capitol Hill, with a meet-up close to the 1 Line's new terminus.
www.eventbrite.com/e/december-6...

Copper Theft shut down Link last night. I think anyone who does that should be put in The Device
8:24PM
openmhz.com/system/psern...

Why dont they just make the entire ferry out of the lifeboat

@victoriascott.bsky.social loved the PNW representation on WTYP!
I wanted to offer a small correction, I'm pretty sure the cutoff track is owned by Tacoma's municipal freight railroad, Tacoma Rail (I could be wrong)

I see I see, I only know 24 from the John Bois video

SUB 5 HOUR!
Speedrun completed in 4H 39M 20S

What does this mean?

2 Line with a sub 5-hour trip! We should finish in 22 minutes

On the 535 after 3 hours and 3 minutes

Next stop: beacon hill

On the 574! So far everything is going well

Speedrun started!

OH WOULD YOU LOOK AT THAT
DRUGS
ON THE EAST SIDE

Become the Fastest Link Rider Alive November 22nd at 12:00PM at St Joseph Station on the T Line

Hi all! I'm hosting a Link Speedrun!
If youre available, we will be starting at St Joseph Station at 12:00PM on Saturday

If you can only join for a segment or two, I will be posting updates on where we are on my Bluesky

Currently only people with a car can afford to access skiing around Seattle. Currently people without a car can access these parks in seattle it is just a bit less convenient

part of why I want to do it now is the challenge from the 574 -> Angle Lake section. I dont believe in holding off on this kind of thing just because it will be a bit easier later

Snoqualmie isnt just annoying to get to by transit, it is essentially impossible

since these are already accessable by transit, I would rather put the resources into a snoqualmie ski bus

I'll be hosting another one when the FWLE opens and then a third when i90 opens

Become the Fastest Link Rider Alive November 22nd at 12:00PM at St Joseph Station on the T Line

Hi all! I'm hosting a Link Speedrun!
If youre available, we will be starting at St Joseph Station at 12:00PM on Saturday

If you can only join for a segment or two, I will be posting updates on where we are on my Bluesky