mayn I just got back from Seattle and its waaaay different than Cali and the bay out there. Chronic ass bomb tho but the people are for sure different. Alot more chill. They got a little hip hop scene out there too. I met Dividenz on Broadway and we chopped it up for a little bit. There beats are hard, Seattle hands down is off the hook.
Seattle
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they got some squares out there, its like alot of leave it to beaver neighborhoods. good state though, i enjoid it -silver14209
Nigga, everwhere got squares anywhere. But, these niggas out here will jack you. They jacked C-bo more then onces and they Jacked 50 cents homie from G unit thats why 50 dont like us Seattle niggas. The real niggas in Seattle dont play so watch out when you come our way.
Nigga, everwhere got squares anywhere. But, these niggas out here will jack you. They jacked C-bo more then onces and they Jacked 50 cents homie from G unit thats why 50 dont like us Seattle niggas. The real niggas in Seattle dont play so watch out when you come our way.
Hell yeah you can die anywhere. I am not saying that my city is harder then anyones... I am just saying that we arint a bunch of squars... and if you come out here thinking everyone is all friendly I am sure you will end up shot easy.
unless you go to our gay hang out....Brodway...everyone up there is like a crossdresser or worse( I think they have alot of shooting out there also its funny). other then the jackings seattle is a almost peaceful place always seems like somethings going on bad or good.........hemp fest is sopose to be crackin this year..Hella Hoovers ( everyone should know what a hoover is)ares sopose to go this year.....but I know the VLs are sopose to go also (asain blood gang) that might get bad becuase asain always seem to be straped and have like 999 people with them. The cops dont even stop people somkeing weed at hemp fest. its great I would go but I have to work...oh well
unless you go to our gay hang out....Brodway...everyone up there is like a crossdresser or worse( I think they have alot of shooting out there also its funny). other then the jackings seattle is a almost peaceful place always seems like somethings going on bad or good.........hemp fest is sopose to be crackin this year..Hella Hoovers ( everyone should know what a hoover is)ares sopose to go this year.....but I know the VLs are sopose to go also (asain blood gang) that might get bad becuase asain always seem to be straped and have like 999 people with them. The cops dont even stop people somkeing weed at hemp fest. its great I would go but I have to work...oh well
idiots,but not squares
Tuesday, August 19, 2003
Two more people are shot dead
Latest homicides raise number slain in Seattle in the past week to five
By HECTOR CASTRO
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
Two people were shot dead yesterday in unrelated shootings, bringing to five the number of people slain in Seattle in the past week.
"It definitely strains the resources of the homicide unit," Seattle police spokesman Duane Fish said. "These detectives have been working non-stop."
Last week, two men were shot dead in separate incidents and one man was beaten to death.
"These are all isolated incidents," Fish said.
The first shooting yesterday took place outside Oscar's club in Seattle's Central District.
About 1 a.m., a group of men in the club began arguing. The argument spilled outside and two men began to fight.
Several people had gathered to watch the fight when an acquaintance of the man fighting the victim pulled out a gun, said something and began to shoot, authorities said. The 33-year-old victim was shot twice, once in the neck and once in the torso.
Despite the number of witnesses, police have had difficulty obtaining information about the shooting.
"We're in need of assistance from those who were there," Fish said.
The second shooting happened just past 11:15 a.m. in West Seattle at the corner of 35th Avenue Southwest and Southwest Juneau Street.
Witnesses told police that a man wearing a black puffy coat walked up to a teenager riding his bicycle and began to fire.
The teen was struck several times in his chest and both arms. Several neighbors saw the gunman hustle away and more than one followed him briefly to give police an idea of the direction of his flight, Fish said.
The gunman remained at large yesterday.
Raul Villalobos was in his home office working when he happened to glance up and see someone walk past. Moments later, he said, he heard at least five gunshots.
He ran outside and saw the teen down on the ground across the street.
"He moved a little," Villalobos said.
Villalobos looked for the man he'd seen moments earlier from his office window but the man was nowhere around. He hopped in his car, he said, and drove around the area, but didn't see the man again.
Seattle fire medics rushed the teen to Harborview Medical Center, but he did not survive his injuries.
Shell casings were noted with bright yellow markers and an officer with a police dog scoured the neighborhood for additional clues.
Neighbors complained that the shooting was likely gang related, but Seattle police said it was too early in their investigation to say what prompted the shooting.
Tuesday, August 19, 2003
Two more people are shot dead
Latest homicides raise number slain in Seattle in the past week to five
By HECTOR CASTRO
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
Two people were shot dead yesterday in unrelated shootings, bringing to five the number of people slain in Seattle in the past week.
"It definitely strains the resources of the homicide unit," Seattle police spokesman Duane Fish said. "These detectives have been working non-stop."
Last week, two men were shot dead in separate incidents and one man was beaten to death.
"These are all isolated incidents," Fish said.
The first shooting yesterday took place outside Oscar's club in Seattle's Central District.
About 1 a.m., a group of men in the club began arguing. The argument spilled outside and two men began to fight.
Several people had gathered to watch the fight when an acquaintance of the man fighting the victim pulled out a gun, said something and began to shoot, authorities said. The 33-year-old victim was shot twice, once in the neck and once in the torso.
Despite the number of witnesses, police have had difficulty obtaining information about the shooting.
"We're in need of assistance from those who were there," Fish said.
The second shooting happened just past 11:15 a.m. in West Seattle at the corner of 35th Avenue Southwest and Southwest Juneau Street.
Witnesses told police that a man wearing a black puffy coat walked up to a teenager riding his bicycle and began to fire.
The teen was struck several times in his chest and both arms. Several neighbors saw the gunman hustle away and more than one followed him briefly to give police an idea of the direction of his flight, Fish said.
The gunman remained at large yesterday.
Raul Villalobos was in his home office working when he happened to glance up and see someone walk past. Moments later, he said, he heard at least five gunshots.
He ran outside and saw the teen down on the ground across the street.
"He moved a little," Villalobos said.
Villalobos looked for the man he'd seen moments earlier from his office window but the man was nowhere around. He hopped in his car, he said, and drove around the area, but didn't see the man again.
Seattle fire medics rushed the teen to Harborview Medical Center, but he did not survive his injuries.
Shell casings were noted with bright yellow markers and an officer with a police dog scoured the neighborhood for additional clues.
Neighbors complained that the shooting was likely gang related, but Seattle police said it was too early in their investigation to say what prompted the shooting.