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Here's what's happening around Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound today..
Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008
Posted by Scott Fontaine @ 11:07:56 am

From Justin:

“I saw it at the logging exhibit out at Point Defiance this weekend. Sorry it's not the best picture; I drove up to take the picture and had planned to get out of the car to do so, but then saw the guy working the place hanging out in front of the office and didn't want to embarrass him by being too obvious about photographing the sign he probably made. So I shot surreptitiously through my windshield.”

Categories: Tacoma, West End, Learn to spell, Washington 2 comments

COMMENTS:

Cole Cosgrove @ 14:21 - Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008 Email
"Buss" means kiss, so maybe it's a designated place to make out?

That logging exhibit is very romantic.
Scott Fontaine @ 17:21 - Wednesday, April 23rd, 2008 Email
I would make fun of this guy, but the bus-only lanes in my fair hometown all read, "Busses only."

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