I'm not going to any of the businesses that are trying to stop these awesome improvements! Boycott, and let them know why you're doing it.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Ha ha ha!! This is HILARIOUS! =) funniest ever.
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Gary L Chamberlain
8 years ago
There are so few bikers on 35th that the effort does not seem justified. Has DOT really assessed the impact on businesses? This is waste of money!!
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Jessica Lucas
8 years ago
Love this. Thank you!
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Moron McScrubbernuts
8 years ago
You morons don't understand sarcasm.
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Moral Values
8 years ago
Immigrants!!! amirite!?!?
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Moral Values
8 years ago
ENGLISH IS HOW!!!
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Moral Values
8 years ago
YEEEESSSS!!!!!!
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Moral Values
8 years ago
here... you dropped this... /s
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Moral Values
8 years ago
You get me.
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The Devil
8 years ago
No bikes. Only exhaust.
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Lutz Gerhard
8 years ago
You took the words right out of my mouth. Amen.
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Tweets
8 years ago
In order to defeat the WAR ON CARS, we need to bulldoze all residences and other buildings in the neighborhood. Then we can finally turn the area into the uninterrupted freeway system it was always intended to be! Until the entire neighborhood smells like auto exhaust, WE WILL NOT REST!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
How did the bill passed in the past?
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JACK WELLS
8 years ago
ANOTHER great attempt (more bicycle lanes) to Kalifornicate the NW. I've seen it way too many times. There is a LIMIT to the number of People the environment/ geography can adjust to in a rational configuration. It has been exceeded. The rest is Insanity.
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David Borg-Breen
8 years ago
As others have pointed out 39th Ave NE is already designated as a street for bikes and would be much safer than 35th even if bike lanes are added.
Planners should look at NE 75th St, which is a busy street with bike lanes. I see bike riders on 75th MAYBE once every 6 months.
Leave 35th Ave NE alone and don't disrupt our neighborhood.
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janine parks
8 years ago
please, no bike lanes on 35th! this is a wide and wonderful street that absolutely never sees any bikers! there are people living along 35th that have nowhere else to park either! you cannot make seattle a biking town by doing this! try opening the Brooklyn avenue light rail station in the UD and a few practical things like this...not ruining our neighborhood!
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Moral Values
8 years ago
mmm sidewalks are tasty
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Guy Bennett
8 years ago
Planners are so deep in the woods they can’t see big picture or use common sense. Dangerous 4000lb vs 170 lbs you be better off consuming a sidewalk. Think outside the box folks
I'm not going to any of the businesses that are trying to stop these awesome improvements! Boycott, and let them know why you're doing it.
Ha ha ha!! This is HILARIOUS! =) funniest ever.
There are so few bikers on 35th that the effort does not seem justified. Has DOT really assessed the impact on businesses? This is waste of money!!
Love this. Thank you!
You morons don't understand sarcasm.
Immigrants!!! amirite!?!?
ENGLISH IS HOW!!!
YEEEESSSS!!!!!!
here... you dropped this... /s
You get me.
No bikes. Only exhaust.
You took the words right out of my mouth. Amen.
In order to defeat the WAR ON CARS, we need to bulldoze all residences and other buildings in the neighborhood. Then we can finally turn the area into the uninterrupted freeway system it was always intended to be! Until the entire neighborhood smells like auto exhaust, WE WILL NOT REST!
How did the bill passed in the past?
ANOTHER great attempt (more bicycle lanes) to Kalifornicate the NW. I've seen it way too many times. There is a LIMIT to the number of People the environment/ geography can adjust to in a rational configuration. It has been exceeded. The rest is Insanity.
As others have pointed out 39th Ave NE is already designated as a street for bikes and would be much safer than 35th even if bike lanes are added. Planners should look at NE 75th St, which is a busy street with bike lanes. I see bike riders on 75th MAYBE once every 6 months. Leave 35th Ave NE alone and don't disrupt our neighborhood.
please, no bike lanes on 35th! this is a wide and wonderful street that absolutely never sees any bikers! there are people living along 35th that have nowhere else to park either! you cannot make seattle a biking town by doing this! try opening the Brooklyn avenue light rail station in the UD and a few practical things like this...not ruining our neighborhood!
mmm sidewalks are tasty
Planners are so deep in the woods they can’t see big picture or use common sense. Dangerous 4000lb vs 170 lbs you be better off consuming a sidewalk. Think outside the box folks
So wait... there is enough space for a bike lane?