Daniel Ammons

Excited for them to roll out a T-28 with the secondary turrets replaced by anti-drone weapons

The head of the cop union is always going to piss and moan about anything and everything their blue city mayor does. You could triple the budget for the police force and they'd complain about not getting quadruple. Long past time to quit treating them as good faith actors

you know our motto: we deliver

Oh my god it real

This is why I maintain that it's necessary revolutionary work to hit the pub after/during any union action. Youve got to live or you're fucking dead

can you imagine how fucking annoying it would be to be the like. 12th best person in the world at ski jumping. like you can’t STOP going to the competitions right? but you’re going to get 12th. your mom flew there

hello and welcome to the political genius exam. here is question one. which is a more compelling message:

- the president is sending armies to occupy cities and kidnap and kill people and your town could be next
- a meal at the cheesecake factory that previously cost $100 now costs $104.9

Seattle to Pay $29 Million to Family of Woman Fatally Struck by Police S.U.V.

"'She is dead,'" Officer Auderer told Officer Solan, before bursting out laughing.

"'No, it’s a regular person,' Officer Auderer said, adding: 'Yeah, just write a check — $11,000. She was 26, anyway. She had limited value.'"

Very important institutions love to send the equivalent of a "We need to talk." text

I Traveled 800 Miles To Eat Breakfast, Lunch, And Pizza At Criss Angel’s Breakfast, Lunch, And Pizza | Defector When I was a very depressed British teenager, I had an unhealthy fascination with America. I found a way to love its contradictions, to explain away the obvious sins not by excusing them directly but ...

by the end of this weekend my phone had learned "cablp" without autocorrecting it. please enjoy my trip report: defector.com/criss-angel-...

Throwing Stones with Granite Curling Club A dedicated group in one of the few dedicated curling facilities on the West Coast.

oh we're talking about curling?
www.thestranger.com/play-date/20...

This is sort of true in that libertarians WERE saying “Donald Trump is a racist pedophile,” they just meant it as an endorsement

🎶 you don’t get me, i’m part of the union
you don’t get me, i’m part of the union
you don’t get me, i’m part of the union
til the day i die 🎶

Dat's da fuckin union difference

Gyro Stop kicked ass and I blame every level of city government and corporate landlord interests for taking that away from 3rd Avenue

man now that Ross finally closed downtown, one of the busiest places in the entire city for people who take transit (3rd Ave busway) has basically nothing on it except boarded up shops and empty buildings. It kinda sucks how much this city hates transit users I cannot lie

Lake City sort of an embodiment of stagflation in the form of a neighborhood

Gentrification win! The upscale thrift store which replaced the Cash America Pawn in Lake City has CLOSED and the Hollywood Erotic Boutique next door is still GOING STRONG

The WSF MV Chimacum in a fog bank where the tops of the skyscrapers in Seattle are just barely poking out

STOP SCROLLING: this is a Puget Sound Marine Layer Appreciation Post. Blow your foghorn to Appreciate The Fog

This noble beast is helping me, it doesn't know good from bad. It has a pure spirit

I remember reading somewhere that horse owners will never blame their horse for injuries they sustain while riding them (I shouldn't have stood there, it wasn't [horse]'s fault) and I feel the same way about city busses

Chris Rufo is so upset about the Minneapolis protests that he is resorting to anti-Nordic racism christopherrufo.com/p/the-curse-...

insisting on calling every mass day of protest or one-day boycott a "general strike" is not the move. it's good to see people rallying around the cause, it matters, but if you want to be part of a large-scale labor action that shuts down the gears of capital, start by unionizing your workplace!!!

Organizing Down the Supply Chain: Logistics Workers Win First Contract One hundred and fifty workers at a vehicle processing center in Tacoma, Washington, won their first contract last year, in a huge step for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union organizing do...

150 workers at a vehicle processing center in Tacoma, WA, won their first contract last year, a huge step for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union organizing down the supply chain, writes Zack Pattin, longshoreman and rep with ILWU Local 23 labornotes.org/2026/01/orga...

It can get lower!

rightwingers see people caring about others in their community and instead of finding that inspiring they think it’s some sort of grand conspiracy because they don’t understand what it means to care for others you don’t personally know

i hate living in the second act of CABARET. i miss living in the first act of CABARET

if we abolish the gestapo who will do the important work of the gestapo