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In reply to the discussion: “He’s just been up in the tree for a few hours now, cussing at people and throwing pine cones" [View all]Orrex
(66,877 posts)27. No one in the history of human discourse has used the phrase "sequoia cone"
Everyone who hears the phrase "pine cone" knows what's being discussed. I'd have to guess that in this case the particular species of tree is the least generally interesting element of the story, so it bothers me not at all that the reporter didn't waste much time researching the correct nomenclature.
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“He’s just been up in the tree for a few hours now, cussing at people and throwing pine cones" [View all]
brooklynite
Mar 2016
OP
So Seattle is like those people who don't take their Christmas stuff down until March?
KamaAina
Mar 2016
#7
Oh just THANKS for that LOL, you knew I would click on it now I'm watching a fucking tree
snooper2
Mar 2016
#31
You can switch between this and 11foot8.com if you want to live it up a little.
randome
Mar 2016
#35
It's a sequoia that they decorate for Christmas. I think it's the only big tree left in the city.
nolabear
Mar 2016
#37
Yes and yes, it's good. I'm pretty sure he's among the mentally ill homeless here.
nolabear
Mar 2016
#41