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Ah, the return of whiny, bitchy, moody Greg. How we have missed you.

Gravity...NO. NO DENNY'S. Allow me to be the snobby epicurean. There is quite frankly, no way in hell you'll catch me at a Denny's. The Rusty Pelican in Wallingford. The Five Spot on Queen Anne hill. Mae's Phinney Ridge Cafe. If you absolutely MUST go out for greaseball food, you'll do it down at th...

Lessee. For those who are under 21, that limits the hell out of the choices I have available. Most of the places I know are more suited to parties of 1,400 or more, and generally last until 5 in the morning. In Mill Creek, there's a very good Mexican restaraunt called La Palmera run by a VERY excell...

Mill Creek is a fairly nice place to live - it's at the cusp of 405 and I-5, and it's not too terrible as far as traffic goes. I nearly bought a house out there about six months ago, but due to finances and the neglect of the current owner to do something about the nice big HOLE torn right through t...

True that. For edification's sake: Here's the neighborhoods. http://www.seattlerentals.com/719.html And a descriptor... http://www.gonorthwest.com/Washington/seattle/neighborhoods.htm I live in a two bedroom condo about ten minutes from downtown in a neighborhood that's not a skyscarper area. Bellto...

Mmm. Seattle, you go to Union Square Grill, or the Four Seasons, or Chutney's for the food. You go to the needle because you want to eat in the restaraunt at the needle. But if you live here long enough, you find out about places like Wild Ginger or Kisaku or Dixie's Barbecue or La Palmera or the Re...

Grrrr. While the total inaccuracies of the "out of city" living folks aren't quite to blame, I'll simply drop a clue-by-four on a few folks. One: you can obtain a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment or condo in the city with the ability to have a dog or a cat. Or even three, in some places. An...