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Don't put someone youre not legally married to on the title unless you want to lose the car. Why does she need to be on the title if she doesn't even have a license? Shell still be able to drive the car after she gets one. This seems risky af

She doesn’t need to be on the title to drive it, but she should get a drivers license.

Never do that

Yes, thanks. I have bad habits sometimes. I tell myself I won't make bad HDR, but then looking back after a couple years...I made bad HDR. So this is a much more natural, dark shot. :)

PO has a Hobbit House.

It's just science, man. One beer is not getting 180lbs of male to 0.08%. Not gonna happen. If you test with 20 minutes or so, you'll get a false reading

https://www.utoledo.edu/studentaffairs/counseling/selfhelp/substanceuse/bac.html#:~:text=It%20is%20calculated%20in%20grams,alcohol%20is%202%2C100%3A1).

The sea level is projected to rise 8 inches on the west coast by 2050

Can’t tell if you’re trying to be funny or not, but I’ll reply for the benefit of everyone else.

Yes, localized rain does impact peak king tides. Puget Sound is fed by one inlet, the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The volume of water entering and exiting during tidal cycles is massive. If rainwater and its associated runoff is fed into the Sound at the same time as an incoming tide, the effect is amplified. Runoff simply cannot push against the sheer volume of water coming into the region.

Good for you! My DashCam is DOT approved, I’m sure they will enjoy watching the replay of the sunrise 🙂

Can you go troll someone else now please?

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My mom had 2 acres cleared and smoothed out(not leveled) and it cost 25k

Drive the scenic pacific coast highway, Skykomish Lake, Capital State Forest, and of course the Pacific Coast. You can search by name for those places, or find other opportunities here: https://maps.northwestportal.com/outdoors/#8.33/47.205544/-123.273906

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That reminds me of this

Also take him to see Tumwater Falls and Capitol Lake if he has never been. Darlin Creek Preserve or McLane Creek Nature Trail are nice for hikes.

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One of the best disc golf courses in the state is right next to you. It’s called Shelton Springs and it’s absolutely incredible. I’m not sure if you’ve ever played but it’s a super low investment (you can get a disc for like $7-$10) and it’s unbelievably fun.

Welcome! A few ideas that come to mind right away:

North: Port Townsend - cute, breweries, waterfront, historical attractions. Could take the ferry over to Coupeville on Whidbey Island and tour the fort that is right near the ferry dock. There are also lot of hiking opportunities on the way to PT in Olympic National Forest, but I would double check weather conditions first.

East - Bremerton for waterfront, breweries and historical attractions. Manchester State Park in Port Orchard might also check some boxes for you. If you go the long way through Union, you could do brunch at Alderbrook and feel fancy.

West - Ocean Shores or surrounding towns. You could also do a loop of the Olympic Peninsula and stop where it looks interesting. Would be a fairly full day though.

South - Olympia for breweries, or make it a whole day and go down to Mt St Helens and back. I like the Olympic Club in Centralia for a pit stop and it checks the historical attractions and breweries boxes.

Can also recommend the new Irish pub in Shelton. Went a couple weeks ago and it was excellent!

Olympia might be your best bet to find things to do

Check out the hike to Lena Lake on the hood canal not too far from you. Also Olympia is worth a visit, you could check out the waterfront. I like Wildman Brewing in downtown Oly.

ARe you talking about the famous cherry pie?

Lots of rain has no effect on sea level. Come on.

I’m reminded of that Blondie song.

Everyone's favorite until the volcano awakens from it slumber.