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Tom Skerritt or Dave Matthews
Elliott Bay or Amazon
What helps you sleep?: Nyquil
I hate living in Seattle or I wish I lived in Seattle
What's your biggest grammatical pet peeve?: your vs you're, they're vs their

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3:13 PM

Tracy commented on "Social Painting Launches in Seattle Bars and Restaurants".

Embellished in Edmonds offers this, including 1 glass of beer/wine and snacks for less than $45, generally.

11:05 AM yesterday

Tracy commented on The Daily Show on Poor, Bullied Christians.

As a HUGE "The Bugle" fan for years, I had great confidence in Oliver and think he's doing grand.

Jun 7

Tracy commented on Fabricating Belief.

Lovely. Can't wait to explore the Oracle once construction is completed.

Jun 6

Tracy commented on John Green Explains That A Book Is a Community Effort.

"In truth, the only productivity and meaning in human life is found in collaboration, not in the selfish pursuit of individual glory (which does not exist)." -John Green

May 29

Tracy commented on Wednesday Morning News: Storm Watch in the Midwest, Plus Good Times in Canada, Europe, and on Russian TV.

You DO actually expect that sound at Toontown. It's got a real "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" wackiness going on...lots of Acme-style items that explode and boink and zonk. It's full of sound effects. You don't expect an actual explosion, but you would kind of expect the sound of one. That is all. :)

May 24

Tracy commented on Seattle Times Lies to Its Readers in Advocating to Fix a Workers' Compensation Crisis that Doesn't Exist.

My biggest gripe is continuing to refer to the possibility of insurance rate increase as TAXES! Misleading and mischaracterized. "these are insurance premiums, not "taxes." Workers' compensation insurance is a cost of doing business, in the same way that compulsory auto insurance is a cost of driving in Washington State." All states require businesses to carry workers comp insurance. In most states it is a private insurance, whereas ours is a state-run plan (I'm a big "public option" fan, and I've been mighty impressed with how L&I operates). It is NOT a tax. It's an insurance premium. The difference is important. Your rate is related to the number/cost of your claims.