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L.D. Kirshenbaum
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L.D. Kirshenbaum is a Seattle-based journalist with just enough expertise to know that automobile tires are not made from solid rubber.
Active since April 2007
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L.D. Kirshenbaum's comments
Posted Fri, Dec 10, 10:04 p.m.
Seems to me it should certainly be possible to be a booster for the local economy without permanently defiling the delicate crystals of skyscrapers growing amidst the skyline.
MOREPosted Wed, May 26, 8:49 a.m.
I'm so glad to see Ivar's get some respect. History and character are just as important as the comestibles. (When visitors come to town, I take them to Ivar's rather than the usual foofy restaurant.)
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