Twist: "we're gonna do a bunch of cool double team moves and flippy shit."

Lethal: "okay, I'm gonna pretend to be Ric Flair."

#aew

Right? He's always just been referred to as "the moose" or "Mariner Moose"

Are you shocked at me or the moose?

Are they really going to play triple towers???

And what do you do with Ezi?

But would be superfluous with Dom

Worst case scenario.

I've been watching Mariners baseball for 40 years and I never knew the moose's name was Mortimer.

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New episode! My brother EJ returns and we fight the First Order on the greatest, grandest, most epic ride at Disney, Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance!

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#starwars #disneyland #waltdisneyworld #podcast

Hilary is great but I'm still waiting on the "Captain America" version to show up at CPA!

Did they forget Seattle has more than two teams?

Paul Rothrock
Alex Carpenter
Claudia Dickey
Christian Roldan

All April Fools posts should be required to self destruct at midnight

Text from a Rick Steves post on Facebook: "A Millionaires Tax? Let’s Try Shared Prosperity! A new tax on fat paychecks like mine was just signed into law in my home state — and I like it. In 2029, Washington state will start collecting a 9.9% tax on income over $1 million. The 8,000,000 Washingtonians whose households make less than a million dollars a year will pay zero under this new tax and enjoy all the benefits of a better-funded state. And for the wealthy (like me and an estimated 30,000 others), every million dollars in taxable income that our households earn after the first million will cost us about $100,000. It takes a lot of money to run a state that’s as livable as ours. Yet Washington is one of only nine states that don’t currently levy a traditional income tax. Our state is still funded by consumption taxes, such as sales and excise taxes, giving us the second-most regressive tax code in the country. (Only Florida has us beat.) And it’s time for Washington millionaires to pay our fair share. Right about now, Republicans reading this are queuing up in the comments to holler their well-worn excuses: A state income tax will penalize, and therefore demoralize, Washington state’s job creators! Letting the rich get richer results in more wealth trickling down! Wealthy people will flee your state for those with more regressive taxation! (Since California and Oregon already have a comparable tax, that would be distant lands like Texas, Tennessee, and Nevada.) As a wealthy person myself, I see this tax as essentially free money for all Washingtonians. Everybody in my state gains. And speaking from personal experience, I know that anyone who earns enough to be subject to this tax is beyond the point where consuming more adds to their security, their well-being, or even, arguably, their happiness — meaning there will be basically zero human cost."

Text from Rick Steves Facebook post: "If you disagree, consider the minuscule impact this tax will have on my state’s millionaires. Now, contrast that with the value of close to $4 billion a year in tax revenue once it’s smartly invested in programs that will help the roughly one-third of Washington households living paycheck to paycheck. For those who still aren’t convinced, here’s a lesson I’ve learned in my travels: Even if you’re motivated only by greed, if you know what’s good for you, you don’t want to be filthy rich in a society with a huge gap between rich and poor. It’s just not a nice place to raise your kids. And remember: Shrouds have no pockets…especially if you’re a multimillionaire with no heart for your neighbors. Plus, helping build a better community for you and your neighbors just…feels good. I learned this firsthand back in 2011, when — after years of receiving a Bush-era tax break for the wealthy that I didn’t need — I noticed that to pay for that tax cut, public funding for community programs and institutions was being decimated. Recognizing the practical value of investing my tax savings in my community, I’ve donated $100,000 a year to our local arts center and symphony ever since, covering concert hall rental costs for our volunteer orchestra and much more. Paying a “self-imposed wealth tax” and knowing I’m helping my entire community has brought me great joy for 15 years and counting. It’s far from heroic…but it is a little lonely."

Text from Rick Steves Facebook post: "The “millionaires tax” that Governor Bob Ferguson signed into law today will make our state better than ever — not just for the working class and poor, but for everyone who values a healthy and sustainable future. And for us millionaires who are enlightened enough to realize that we’ve reached a point where consuming more won’t make us genuinely happier, it just feels right to pay a little extra. For me, it’s biblical (“To whom much is given, much will be required”)… It’s European (after all, societies that are equitably funded are much more “content” than ours)… And — for those of us with a heart for the public good — it’s simply common sense. Sign me up!"

Travel writer Rick Steves on Washington's newly signed "Millionaires Tax"

Where's the foul?

Ready for the return of our sonics 💚💪

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"We will begin pre-boarding for first class and the ultra elite shortly."

People in boarding group Q:

Kraken are dog shit at shootouts

Monty is such a fucking beauty

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The Blazers to Douglas Fur when Squatch is back

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In the newest episode of The Old SwitchAroo, @taylorbartle.bsky.social from the @wildmousepodcast.com is joining the party to explore the world of 1995's Earthbound for the SNES.

Find it anywhere that you get your podcasts! 🎮

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New episode! @lowbacca.bsky.social from @theoldswitcharoo.bsky.social returns, alongside his wife Katherine, to discuss Disneyland's Blue Bayou restaurant! 

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#podcast #disneyland #restaurant

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Thinking about all the Sonics gear and tickets I'm gonna be buying

NBA governors approve vote to explore expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas (Gift Article) “I am looking forward to welcoming the team when it gets here," Las Vegas mayor Shelley Berkley told The Athletic this week.

The NBA has voted to explore expansion to Seattle and Las Vegas

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WEAR GREEN AND YELLOW TOMORROW: As it is the day the NBA Board of Governors will have their first vote on expansion to Seattle

Whether it’s your SuperSonics gear or wearing a yellow/green shirt to work, let’s paint Seattle and the state of Washington the color of our Sonics 💛💚

It’s going to be a JAM packed week for us Seattle Sonics fans:

• Monday: NBA commissioner Adam Silver meets with Washington governor Bob Ferguson
• Tuesday: NBA Board of Governors meetings begin
• Wednesday: The first official vote for NBA expansion to Seattle and Vegas

Just made this change and ba da ba ba ba I'm loving it.

Me, repeatedly, listening to this week's @smalltownmurderpod.bsky.social

SuperSonics name, history will return to Seattle if NBA expands If the NBA returns to Seattle, the SuperSonics name will come with it. That was built into the agreement when the franchise relocated to Oklahoma City in 2008. As part of a legal settlement between

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