SEATLE!!...........WHERE YA AT????

[FAH1223]

[quote="Advocatar"]why did you edit mayn..........forreal though how do you'll somalis handle the cold winter of the east coast.. [/quote]

coats and hats

everyone looks gangster

[DawladSade]

you know someone is not a native when they have an umbrella, two years ago a cousin of mine was visiting from holland it started raining when we were about to go out and i walked out the house with the clothes i put on to where which included shorts and stood there and gaped at me

[Advocatar]

but you must understand, in other places if you go out while it's raining..........best believe you will get sick, but not in seattle--waa iska caadi.

[The-Screw]

[quote="Gacalisa"]

So exactly how is this far away State???...any one got some detailes on it?[/quote]


When did Seattle become a State?

[Advocatar]

this guy and cyber mistakes..........

[DawladSade]

[quote="Advocatar"]but you must understand, in other places if you go out while it's raining..........best believe you will get sick, but not in seattle--waa iska caadi. [/quote]


that's cuz our clouds get formed straight from the olympic peninsula, just coming in from the coast and don't go through industrial waste and accumulated air pollution over urban areas <----little heavy there with the science huh, i remember in 6 grade we visited king5 news and the meterologist was explaining this to us

[SomeGuy]

seattle is one of the best city in North America yet it doesn't get coverage. I lived Vancouver Canada, and Seattle US. They are 2 hour drive apart. However, these two cities have same landscape and same wheather. But then, Vancouver wins top 10 cities to live in whole world and Seattle never comes to close. And I don't know why!. In fact , I liked Seattle more than vancouver.


However, some people never liked Seattle. For instance a cousin of mine from Minnieapolis was visitng us in Seattle. And one of his of his annoying questions was " So, is Seattle home of big corporates?. In Minneapolis we have Target, General Electrics, Many Pharmaceutical companies and We have IBM in Rochester".

Seattle is home of Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, 2nd headquaters of Google, Nintendo, Warehesouser, Costo, NorDStorm,Marche, etc. and his dude is talking about GE, Target and couple of Pharmaceutical companies.

Someguy

[Rabshoole]

[quote="QansaGabeyle"]Seattle is alright.......it is not a place I would want to live in though........Just visit there and have fun......[/quote]


True,

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Not a place for permanent residency, with all the constant rain showers.

[DawladSade]

[quote="SomeGuy"]seattle is one of the best city in North America yet it doesn't get coverage. I lived Vancouver Canada, and Seattle US. They are 2 hour drive apart. However, these two cities have same landscape and same wheather. But then, Vancouver wins top 10 cities to live in whole world and Seattle never comes to close. And I don't know why!. In fact , I liked Seattle more than vancouver.


However, some people never liked Seattle. For instance a cousin of mine from Minnieapolis was visitng us in Seattle. And one of his of his annoying questions was " So, is Seattle home of big corporates?. In Minneapolis we have Target, General Electrics, Many Pharmaceutical companies and We have IBM in Rochester".

Seattle is home of Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, 2nd headquaters of Google, Nintendo, Warehesouser, Costo, NorDStorm,Marche, etc. and his dude is talking about GE, Target and couple of Pharmaceutical companies.

Someguy[/quote]

That is because Vancouver is covered as Canada's second largest city and Seattle is probably 8th or 9th in America.

but lol @ the minnesota kid, he must not know why seattle is the most educated city in north america, more people have bachleors then anywhere else all because of the smart corporations are here

[Unclebin-]

^ vancouver is Canadas 7th largest city..... 3rd largest metro.

[Gacalisa]

dude, when I say state, I was actually talking about Washington, but you wouldnt understand.....



anywayz I May not even go, shit I wanna look forward to something, and theres nothing for me to look forward to over there.