Park anywhere: A truck is legally a home in Seattle

[DBTrek]

So how does a city like Seattle react when they realize that they know nothing about governing? When it slowly becomes apparent that their dumb ideas and rulings have actual consequences, what do they do?

Well, first the (former) state AG opines that the ruling doesn’t actually do what the ruling specifically states it does.

Next, they send in the deputy AG to reverse the ruling because “It’s legally wrong”.


http://mynorthwest.com/921389/seattle-o ... picks=true

[Speaker to Animals]

Huh.

At least you guys can still pump your own gas.

[clubgop]

If Seattle needs to find jobs for its homeless it looks like the Seahawks have a lot of openings. Suck it DB.

[jediuser598]

Some background on the guy living in his truck:
http://mynorthwest.com/918696/steven-lo ... picks=true

Doesn’t really make a difference as far as truck-houses being a ridiculous idea, but it offers details on the guy whose impounded truck started this nonsense.

Dude! I've seen that truck! He actually sometimes chills out in the parking lot where I work. (sleeps there during the night) WTF lol

I think I talked to him too, he was telling me he had worked that day for free and that he wished he had my job. I told him he should go apply, see how he does. Told him people don't really respect hard work anymore.

If that is him, he seemed to me like a good ol' boy just trying to survive out there. I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure that's him. Next time I see him I'll have to call him by his name, lol. Tell him he made the news.

[Okeefenokee]

Tell him to clean his truck.