Awooest Mawr @mawr@awoo.space

@indi Thank you!! ^^

In other words, if you live in Seattle (but not necessarily the surrounding cities), you can recycle bongs. XD

And the answer:

"According to Seattle Public Utilities, they will recycle broken bongs regardless of whether there is resin in them. However, Rodd Pemble, recycling manager for Sanitary Services in Bellingham, says bongs are not accepted for curbside pickup."

"His rule of thumb for recycling glass: if it's purchased from a […] store holding food or beverages, it can be recycled. Anything else […] should be thrown away."

Source: http://www.thenorthwestleaf.com/pages/articles/post/broken-bongs

@KawaSeadrake Thank you! :D

Contender for most Seattle question ever asked:

"Can you recycle glass bongs?"

@kelseyhusky thank you, sweetie! *squeeze!* ♥ ♥

YAY my pupper @kelseyhusky is on Awoo now! :D :D :D

@kelseyhusky My pupper!! *cling*

My review of the 2016 Chevrolet Impala LT after driving one for a week:

Drivetrain: ★★☆☆☆
Interior: ★★★☆☆
Sound: ★★★★☆

Summary: You could do worse.

Doing worse for the same price would take effort. The same money buys a comparable Acura or Subaru which are both far better in nearly every way. ...so still not getting my endorsement. ^^;

@vahnj Rest well! ^^

@zebratron2084 I like to think of Reddit as a relatively accurate cross-section of the real world of opinions and people, with all of the advantages and disadvantages that can carry with it.

I find a lot of good there, and I have tools to help me keep the bad and toxic stuff to a minimum.

Reddit can be a good place sometimes.

@zebratron2084 Yay :D

Also: Y A Y N A K E D T I M E ! !

@literorrery I can so deeply relate to this feeling. Not looking forward to returning to work on Thursday.

@vahnj Yeah, that drove me nuts, too

@RaiaSilverwing Rehhhh

@KawaSeadrake I'm… still figuring myself out. The narrative that speaks most deeply to me at the moment is that I am destined to one day be the organic seed used as the building blocks for an AI destined to care for and nurture others. A spiritual digital consciousness with the memories of a compassionate and motherly organic being.

As for who I am today... I'm still working that out; "more than I seem to be" and "one who listens" are all I've come to feel correct in saying so far.