Powerwashing the sidewalk could be raysis....no joke

[waglocker]

http://dailycaller.com/2017/07/12/seatt ... is-racist/

Oh, the horrors of clean sidewalks that don't reek of poop and pee.

Seattle, what a fucking joke.

[snozzberries]

WTF. People talk about how Seattle is the most educated city, but clearly education doesn't equate to intelligence.

[RockHopper]

Bad crowd outside. Afraid of going to jury duty? No problem. The courthouse has a lockbox for your sidearm, and as a citizen of this fine country and state, you are blessed with the right to carry a firearm to discourage those pesky bums!

[AR15L]

Do blacks not wear cotton fabrics because it reminds them of picking cotton ? Do blacks never go on boats because it reminds them of slave ships ? Do blacks not tie their shoes because it reminds them of knots and lynchings ?
Is there some kind of contest between San Francisco, Portland and Seattle to see which will be moron capital of the country ?

[cmica]

as a native here I think the ammonia has gone to his head, POS needs to retire, been in house too long

[sportsdad60]

Bad crowd outside. Afraid of going to jury duty? No problem. The courthouse has a lockbox for your sidearm, and as a citizen of this fine country and state, you are blessed with the right to carry a firearm to discourage those pesky bums!

That's good to know. Do you know if Tacoma has the same?

[L_O_G]

[deadshot2]

Back in the mid 1960's Jackson Street was a well known "stroll" for hookers. From about 4:00 in the afternoon to well past last call at all the bars in town there would be a regular crowd of women walking back and forth as well as "Johns".

This area was at the edge of "Chinatown" and it really pissed off all the Asian merchants. Between the hookers keeping customers from coming to that part of town, the used rubbers in doorways, etc, the merchants decided that it would be a great idea to use the evening hours to wash down the sidewalks. As soon as the women would show up out would come the hoses. Being very meticulous, it often took hours to wash down the streets and if the women were stubborn and kept coming back, they and their "johns" might washed down too.

I was driving an ambulance in that part of town about that time and saw the crowd on the street Friday and Saturday nights. Went in the Army shortly after that and when I got home I went back to the same ambulance company. Was amazed at how deserted Jackson Street was after the few years I was gone.


Maybe Seattle needs to bring back the Street Sweeping Water Trucks. Aim the nozzles high enough to clean the sidewalks and make regular passes all night long. Remember, it's not racist if you treat everyone equal. If you hose down anyone who's camping or crapping on the sidewalk I'd call that "Equal Rights".

[Mediumrarechicken]

Anyone have a tanker truck that we can hook up 4 pressure washers to? Could probably do a half mile a night
MSSGA!

[RockHopper]

Sportsdad60...it's required by law. Here is the relevant RCW.
http://app.leg.wa.gov/Rcw/default.aspx?cite=9.41.300

[Pablo]

WTF. People talk about how Seattle is the most educated city, but clearly education doesn't equate to intelligence.

I actually think it's worse than that. They happily are taxed to have all these problems taken care of by an omnipresent, omnipotent friendly big brother. What ever could go wrong?

[RockHopper]

Back in the mid 1960's Jackson Street was a well known "stroll" for hookers. From about 4:00 in the afternoon to well past last call at all the bars in town there would be a regular crowd of women walking back and forth as well as "Johns".

This area was at the edge of "Chinatown" and it really pissed off all the Asian merchants. Between the hookers keeping customers from coming to that part of town, the used rubbers in doorways, etc, the merchants decided that it would be a great idea to use the evening hours to wash down the sidewalks. As soon as the women would show up out would come the hoses. Being very meticulous, it often took hours to wash down the streets and if the women were stubborn and kept coming back, they and their "johns" might washed down too.

I was driving an ambulance in that part of town about that time and saw the crowd on the street Friday and Saturday nights. Went in the Army shortly after that and when I got home I went back to the same ambulance company. Was amazed at how deserted Jackson Street was after the few years I was gone.


Maybe Seattle needs to bring back the Street Sweeping Water Trucks. Aim the nozzles high enough to clean the sidewalks and make regular passes all night long. Remember, it's not racist if you treat everyone equal. If you hose down anyone who's camping or crapping on the sidewalk I'd call that "Equal Rights".

New Orleans, in the French quarter still does this. Back in 09' when I was bouncing there anyway. I thought it was hilarious. The last of the drunks would be beating on the outside of the doors in terror, cause they couldn't stumble out of that narrow street fast enough to escape the heavy deluge.

[dreadi]

Back in the mid 1960's Jackson Street was a well known "stroll" for hookers. From about 4:00 in the afternoon to well past last call at all the bars in town there would be a regular crowd of women walking back and forth as well as "Johns".

This area was at the edge of "Chinatown" and it really pissed off all the Asian merchants. Between the hookers keeping customers from coming to that part of town, the used rubbers in doorways, etc, the merchants decided that it would be a great idea to use the evening hours to wash down the sidewalks. As soon as the women would show up out would come the hoses. Being very meticulous, it often took hours to wash down the streets and if the women were stubborn and kept coming back, they and their "johns" might washed down too.

I was driving an ambulance in that part of town about that time and saw the crowd on the street Friday and Saturday nights. Went in the Army shortly after that and when I got home I went back to the same ambulance company. Was amazed at how deserted Jackson Street was after the few years I was gone.


Maybe Seattle needs to bring back the Street Sweeping Water Trucks. Aim the nozzles high enough to clean the sidewalks and make regular passes all night long. Remember, it's not racist if you treat everyone equal. If you hose down anyone who's camping or crapping on the sidewalk I'd call that "Equal Rights".

New Orleans, in the French quarter still does this. Back in 09' when I was bouncing there anyway.

Which clubs?

[Jonathan Brown]

Bad crowd outside. Afraid of going to jury duty? No problem. The courthouse has a lockbox for your sidearm, and as a citizen of this fine country and state, you are blessed with the right to carry a firearm to discourage those pesky bums!

That's good to know. Do you know if Tacoma has the same?

No, but it IS legal to shit on the sidewalk. As long as it's not on private property.

[Lew]

Oh, the humanity!
My dad was right when he used to tell me if I sh!t in my bed I'll have to lay in it.