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I want to avoid driving into Seattle to find a nice anniversary card for my partner. I want to avoid Hallmark and stuff offered at grocery stores and pharmacies.

On the verge of vomiting after hearing the cover for Don't You Want Me Baby just now.

The two that come to mind for me are True Detective and Russian Doll. Curious what others I might have forgotten about.

Seattleite here.

Whenever I visit BC and see references to "washroom" everywhere, I giggle at first but then realize it makes more sense than "bathroom". No one is taking a bath in a public bathroom and they obviously don't even have a bathtub in them.

I almost always refer to a public restroom as a bathroom, and on occasion, a restroom. I'm originally from the midwest where I think bathroom is used most often. What do you call it?

Hi all,

Former Chicagoan now living in Seattle. Haven't been back in a while and noticed a lot of change in the vegan scene. Looking for some recommendations for vegan breakfast/brunch and some interesting dinner options. We'll have a car and will leverage public transit as much as possible too. Open to any cuisine.

Last place we lived was in Logan Square. I see the Chicago Diner over there has closed down.

Thanks in advance!

The Completely Made-up Adventures of Dick Turpin B-

Dark Matter B+

Disclaimer A-

Dope Thief C+ (On the fence for continuing this one)

Foundation C (Just started season 1 and halfway through. Not sure how much more I can watch before bailing. I realize it's supposed to get better in future seasons, but this is a bit of a hard watch right now.)

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters C+ (DNF; watched all of season 1)

Murderbot B+

Palm Royale D+ (DNF; watched most of season 1)

Plur1bus B

Presumed Innocent B

Servant B

Severance A+

Silo B+

Slow Horses A-

The Studio A+

Note: Just started Margo's Got Money Troubles and it seems decent. I tried a couple of eps of Ted Lasso and Shrinking and realized these are not for me. Didn't think it was fair to rate them.