This morning the Seattle Post-Intelligencer took employees up to the roof of its Elliott Avenue headquarters for a “Last Tour” of the iconic globe. Will tomorrow—or Wednesday, or even today—bring the newspaper’s last print edition?

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Photos by Claude Souvenir.

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25 replies on “It’s in the P-I”

  1. @4, I think it’s so we can see/read the “It’s in the P-I” phrase in it’s entirety, so to speak. One more full revolution before it stops FOREVER.

    Bum bum BUM.

  2. Y’know, I never noticed before that the globe only has a western hemisphere. If the “It’s” is on Central/South America, then “P-I” should be on like New Zealand or something, shouldn’t it?

  3. Stuff it, @11.

    Why do you never see great rediscovered art on Capitol Hill?

    Because they’re too cool to enjoy great art.

  4. Great art. Right. The Fremont troll is great art.

    You’re an idiot, Will. A booger-eating crotch-picking finger-sniffing mouth-breathing slime-trail-leaving maroon of the first water.

  5. @15 Oh but don’tchaknow Fnarf and Will in Seattle are Slog institutions. They’re untouchable and can shit in their cribs all day long – every click counts, so the Slog keeps them around. I don’t read their comments, much as I don’t read any posts by Erica, Lindy or that Brandon thing.

    Back on topic: the P-I globe should go to MOHAI.

  6. Fnarf and WiS have no lives. Pity them. And if not, HEY! You can catch ’em on The Slog from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. DAILY, don’t forget to tip your waitstaff folks!

  7. The globe doesn’t spin, just the letters. Thus, you only see the Western Hemisphere.

    I hope they save the globe for display somewhere in town.

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