No, I don’t mean rapper. I mean musician.
No other musician out there is willing to consistently push the boundaries of their genre in the way that Kanye West is as far as he is, and not even that, but I would argue that he doesn’t have a single bad album. Jesus Is King was bad in comparison to the rest of his discography, but it wasn’t even that bad as a stand-alone record.
No matter what kind of music fan you are, one of his albums are most likely going to appeal to you.
Edit: if you don’t like Kanye, that’s totally fine by the way. However, it’s undeniable the amount of influence and dedication he has to his art, it certainly can’t be matched by anyone else right now
Edit 2: Jesus Christ everyone. I am not saying you have to like Kanye. I’m just saying objectively, he is very talented and good at what he does.
Obviously, I already think he is. Nobody really hates Kanye West music, they hate the Kanye West ego. Once he fades from the public eye, people will only have his musical library left. And it’s one of the most impressive musical libraries of any artist who’s ever lived.
It's not an adventurous local, and not that far from where I live (Vegas), but I feel like I haven't explored enough of the Northwest. I don't have dates set, so if you have any season recommendations, please let me know!
Things I like to do on trips:
- Go to museums that aren't anywhere else, especially if they relate to local history and native and/or indigenous history. I'm not keen on botanical gardens or natural history museums unless there's something specific to Seattle about them.
- Taking public transit. What are the prettiest rides on the monorail, bus, or whatever else ya got?
- Parks and greenery. Not necessarily like Yosemite, but parks like Rock Creek park in DC/Maryland or Central Park in NYC.
- Local music, theatre, dance, university galleries, etc. I don't want to see a national headliner, I want to see local artists. Maybe even an open mic?
- I love the sea, but I hate the beach. So what are some seafaring things to do? Whale tours? Just taking the ferry around the islands?
What are your recommendations for any of the above? And also, the rain thing - are ya'll just dripping everywhere you go?
Thanks in advance!
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What this is:
This is a weekly, curated listing of Kickstarter board game projects that are either:
- newly posted in the past 7 days, or
- ending in the next 7 days (starting Aug 08) and have at least a fighting chance of being funded.
All board game projects meeting those criteria will automatically be included, no need to ask. (The occasional non-board game project may also sneak in!)
Expect new lists each Sunday sometime between midnight and noon PST.
Ending Soon
| Project Info | Players | Backers | Min / Avg Pledge | Ends | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Naked Court: The Card Game The family-friendly, gender-bending, fast playing, strategic card game based on the classic fairy tale “The Emperor’s New Clothes" 👑💕 // Has raised $19,194 of $11,011 so far. (~174%) ☑ | 2 - 5 | 186 | $29 / $103 | Aug 09 | kicktraq bgg |
| MAGISTRAR - Duell der Magier / Duel of the Mages "MAGISTRAR" - a light strategic duel game for two players; fast paced, short playing time, several game variants. // Has raised €2,536 of €3,000 so far. (~85%) | 2 | 58 | $30 / €44 | Aug 09 | kicktraq bgg |
| Synchronized A fast paced, laughter inducing, team versus team memory card game for parties, groups, and families! // Has raised $5,638 of $3,500 so far. (~161%) ☑ | 2 - 8 | 203 | $20 / $28 | Aug 09 | kicktraq bgg |
| Fedora Noir A game about a Detective and their Hat. // Has raised $17,975 of $5,000 so far. (~360%) ☑ | 4 | 459 | $12 / $39 | Aug 10 | kicktraq #rpg |
Ryder, the card game A 2-8 player card game set in the time of knights & wizards. All
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