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I Saw U: Yelling at the Columbia City Farmers’ Market, Wearing New Vans at Broadcast Coffee, and Walking Your Dog on Capitol Hill

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Source: The Stranger

Odd request at Oddfellows Last June you were at Little Oddfellows, calling people to buy a dentist chair. I saw 2 free on Facebook and remembered you. What’d you need it for?? Righteous anger at Columbia City Farmer’s Market You were yelling out the window of your car, talking shit at a man wearing an “All Lives Matter” shirt. Total respect to you. 3rd Ave West and Harrison You were walking your dog around 1 pm Sun 10/4…smiled at me as I was striding up the hill to see a show. Maybe we can catch a film at SIFF sometime? Cutie In a Crowded Train Line 2 leaving from South Bellevue Station to Seattle on Thursday October 1st at around 5:30 pm. Traded glances. I complemented your earrings! Number? Top pot Ballard GOT reading hottie You came in book in hand, rocking an amazing style. We had a short convo. How about a bookstore date!

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