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moh's comments
Posted Sat, Jul 7, 11:49 p.m.
RE: Raban's sharp probe: Knute, Please don't dig that much into my post - you'll give me credit for presenting a partially formulated argument. I merely meant to poke fun at Jonathan's article for seeming contradictions and for making base observations of Seattle from his allegedly upturned nose. I found ...
MOREPosted Fri, Jul 6, 11:24 a.m.
Windbag ego: Jonathan, Thanks again for pointing out our region's shortcomings. I also muse over the good old days now gone. Yes salmon & logging are pretty much dried up now (they're interrelated you know). But hark back with me to the days when industrial waste was pumped into the ...
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