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Weekly Markets in Columbia City, Lake City, Magnolia, U District, West Seattle, & Capitol Hill.
"Know Your Enemy."
Spotted near the Safeway on E John.JK
I was FaceTiming and walking down the street (I know, I know) when I spotted this one and put my convo on pause so that I could snap a pic.
"Cops Suck and That's Sad"
Not actually sad at all.JK
WOW. A blast from the 2000s that I didn't expect to see. I loved Happy Bunny and would buy stickers from Hot Topic whenever I went to the mall with my friends. Glad to see this lil' rabbit also thinks cops suck.
"Bowie as Greek Statue"
Powerful.JK
Spotted on the corner of 11th and Pine. This sticker comes to us via The YKMS.
"ACAB Kitty"
Rad, comrade.JK
Comrade Kitty and her friends are at it again!
"Life is God..."
MmmmMMMm centering.JK
This will be me when I'm 65 years old and all the polar ice caps have melted. Coastal cities like Seattle will have converted their urban cores into giant floating boats. I won't have grandchildren, but kids from around the "neighborhood" will paddle by my studio apartment-boat after school. I'll teach them about 90 Day Fiance and spout vaguely spiritual phrases like this one.
"Make Seattle Shitty Again: Kingdome Edition"
I never got to see the Kingdome IRL.JK
I'm generally against retooling MAGA-language for humor, but the Kingdome made me pause. Let's revisit its implosion, shall we?
"I Went to Seattle..."
Saw this while getting tacos at Carmelo's and got a little sad.JK
Jasmyne Keimig is a staff writer at The Stranger, covering visual arts, music, film, queer stuff, stickers, and culture. She also writes half of Unstreamable, a weekly column about films you can’t find on major streaming services. She cries easily at movies.
Jasmyne Keimig is a staff writer at The Stranger, covering visual arts, music, film, queer stuff, stickers, and culture. She also writes half of Unstreamable, a weekly column about films you can’t find on major streaming services. She cries easily at movies.
