Streets of Seattle tonight

unfrozencaveman

MisterEm

Have to work tmrw, plus I don't want anyone to damage my Prius in Pioneer Sq

Rawr.

unfrozencaveman

I put a lot work into this pole, no response from the peoples

Looks like option #1, Pioneer Square now on fire

http://www.komonews.com/live

PurpleBaze

The field

unfrozencaveman said:

Looks like option #1, Pioneer Square now on fire

That's not necessarily bad thing. Belltown should be lit on fire too. That's the only way that shithole is going to get cleaned up.

TierbsHsotBoobs

Riots, pandemonium, anarchists from Eugene make the trip up

From UW Greek Row:

unfrozencaveman

http://www.komonews.com/scanner

Crowd moving northbound, mood has changed - U District fires extinguished, Pioneer Sq pergola under attack

unfrozencaveman

Here's a better one - hero Phoenix Jones putting out fires in Greek System. Live action

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/thephoenixjones

doogsinparadise

Riots, pandemonium, anarchists from Eugene make the trip up

#Pray4theCouches

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

The field

This might be the most honest man in Seattle:

“I don’t even know how to feel — I’ve never experienced this before,” said Jonah Bergman, 32, of Seattle, as he stood outside the 95 Slide bar on Capitol Hill after the game. “I kind of feel the urge to flip over that car, but I’m too passive-aggressive to do it.”

And of course, you can't celebrate this Super Bowl without reminding everyone about the Cheatsburg Stealers:

Sam Tek of Seattle, wearing a No. 29 Earl Thomas jersey, said many fans still remembered the defeat of the Seahawks’ only other Super Bowl appearance, a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2006 that many blamed on bad calls by the officials.

“In ‘06 we were cheated,” Tek said. “This is making up for ‘06. The city needed this.”

seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2022823984_seattlereaction03xml.html

dnc

Riots, pandemonium, anarchists from Eugene make the trip up

CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:

This might be the most honest man in Seattle:

“I don’t even know how to feel — I’ve never experienced this before,” said Jonah Bergman, 32, of Seattle, as he stood outside the 95 Slide bar on Capitol Hill after the game. “I kind of feel the urge to flip over that car, but I’m too passive-aggressive to do it.”

And of course, you can't celebrate this Super Bowl without reminding everyone about the Cheatsburg Stealers:

Sam Tek of Seattle, wearing a No. 29 Earl Thomas jersey, said many fans still remembered the defeat of the Seahawks’ only other Super Bowl appearance, a loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2006 that many blamed on bad calls by the officials.

“In ‘06 we were cheated,” Tek said. “This is making up for ‘06. The city needed this.”

seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2022823984_seattlereaction03xml.html

Legs. Nation. Outraged. Yadda, yadda, yadda.