Seattle ranks as nation's best-educated big city

[rustydog]

It's the best-educated big city in America, according to Census Bureau estimates: 51.3 percent of all Seattle adults 25 and older hold bachelor's degrees or better.


http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002923946_cities11m.html

Seattle rocks!

:toast: :headbang:

[GrumpyGreg]

1. And then there's Starbucks, I'm kind of a Dunkin Donuts,working class

type myself.

[mondo joe]

2. I moved to Seattle 20 years ago to stay for a year or so - I'm still here

and doubt I'll ever move away.

[rustydog]

3. I've been here (Snohomish) for a year.. but visited regularly

from Central Washington...

Love catching mariner games. 3 year Seahawk season ticket holder!

I love the area

[pnwmom]

4. Shhh! Everybody stay away. Too much rain. Too much traffic.

After a few years here, you'll have webbed feet and moss growing up your north side.

(Remember the Lesser is Greater Seattle society?)

[mondo joe]

6. And the 90 lb mutant vampire slug problem is out of control.

I forgot!

[pnwmom]

8. And don't forget the alligators in Green Lake!

[Missy Vixen]

7. Proud member of Lesser Seattle here!

As my t-shirt read, "Have a nice day. Somewhere else."

It rains all the time here. All the time. The traffic's atrocious. You'll be forced, FORCED, to drink lattes, hug trees, wear sunglasses in the winter, and eat at Dick's.

You don't want to move here. Really. :evilgrin:

Julie
born in Seattle, never lived anywhere else

[cynatnite]

5. It's a librul city

Now, here in the south we've got the Falwell/Bush Vo-tech wer you are lerned the fine craft of setting cars on blocks, rebel flag stitching and the art of barbed wire on a pickpup. You dang libs ain't got a thing on us edjucated tipes.

:)