Yeah, and there's also shades of Lee Harvey Oswald considering the rifle and the distance. 30.06 Springfield is the only high powered rifle I've ever shot and it was used by snipers back in the Vietnam war. 200 yards was possible (obviously) but there are a lot of variables there.

As much as AI is that it doesn’t fit with Powell’s identity or actual style

Bodega cats are nice to hang out with.

Bodega cats are nice to hang out with.

Remember when that guy drove a full sized pickup truck off the Marquam Bridge and no one noticed until the next day and people noticed the oil slick? They think that was a suicide. Then there was that lady not long after that drove off Burnside talking on her cell phone as an accident and survived.

If I visit Seattle this Summer (which I might) I'll probably go see that. SAM has a lot of great Pacific Northwest stuff too. Thanks for mentioning.

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I think one of the last movies I saw at the Elsinore in Salem was first run Wild at Heart with your sister. I kinda wish they were bought by McMenamins because the stuff they have there now doesn't appeal to me. I'm glad its still there though.

There's a bike path near where I live that has a "white bicycle" because of a collision where a man on a traditional bicycle was killed in an accident with an ebike that was going motorcycle speed. I think if the path was designed for sub-20mph speeds we should be thoughtful about this.

Ben Kinglsey, Jane Curtain?! This was weird in a good way. Thanks for the other suggestions.

His blue plaque is still one of the all timers.

I'm not a Christian, but this is pretty great and I'm probably going to play it if my family is around.

Just looking at that bottle of port gives me a weird headache.

Last time I saw the Blazers I parked by Lloyd center on the street and took the Max one stop down. It turns you're supposed to pay for that and I got a "warning" ticket when I got off. Didn't actually pay though.

Every candy everywhere all at once.