Moving to Seattle

[J-dubb206]

I checked out the U district and they do have very decent grass up there. It is much better than the garbage I have been finding in downtown and capitol hill. Thanks for the heads up on that.

However, I think I am done with the street deals for now. When I was in AK I always got it from close friends, which carried with it that feeling of safety. Now that I am in the metropolis, I nearly have a panic attack just trying to determine if my new found deal is on the level. There have been a few too close for comfort calls with the gestapo, even with I-75 in place.

I know this is highly personal and I am not writing this with the intention of dissuading people from commerce. To each their own as they say. I just thought I would share.

dont listen to this dude all the shit down there is shisty and possibly laced. find a dealer dont buy from crackheads and shit downt here.

J-dubb206 Reviewed by J-dubb206 on 01-13-2008. Moving to Seattle Im moving to Seattle for a job from Houston, TX and from what Ive heard Seattle is an incredible place to find some serious dank. Houston remains inudated with dirt. Does anyone have any information about Seattle? Rating: 5

[OrangeWidow]

Bellingham has a lot of expensive stuff but its some of the best on the west coast.
And there is a lot of beasters too

[phleebusmacgentry]

dont listen to this dude all the shit down there is shisty and possibly laced. find a dealer dont buy from crackheads and shit downt here.

Thus why I posted about not buying in downtown and cap hill....

And I have yet to find a dealer that is so willing to destroy his/her business, to go to such lengths as lacing pot. If it doesnt smell right and look right, don't buy it. Its pretty common sense.

[guerrillagrow]

Bellingham has a lot of expensive stuff but its some of the best on the west coast.
And there is a lot of beasters too

yes, yes we do...

[skolars00]

Hi all! I am also new to the area and looking to enjoy all that Seattle has to offer. Any help?

[gypski]

Hi all! I am also new to the area and looking to enjoy all that Seattle has to offer. Any help?

Read the WA forum threads and you will find everything you need, and then you can narrow your questions down to specifics. :thumbsup: