Tacoma

[Kai]

I like to call it the Compton of Washington. Hooray!

[Renato]

Tacoma, Washingtons undeveloped little brother. Home of the West coasts largest port, and also one of the nations highest public shooting rates. Home of [Stadium High School], a high school that looks like a castle (refur to 10 things i hate about you) as well as five mile drive in lovely point defiance, which is mainly used to see how high you can get IN five miles. Has a weird smell as you cross 509 on a cold day. Beatiful area, except for Hilltop, which should be off limits to white people after dark (just for your protection). Tacoma, also rightfully refured to as Tacompton, as many upscale(and downscale) restruants and bars on its famed 6th ave. many historical events and buildings are in the area. I love this town you are close to the mountains and the water, you can go surfing and snowboarding in the same day.

[Dianne]

Greatest city in the history of the world. Any person who grew up there will tell you that its got a small-town feel with big city amenities. It doesnt barely smell at all, and hey, Ive never been shot. Cut it a break once in a while.

[Luis Fok]

1. a city in washington state. its fucking chill-ass town.

2. a badass truck made by toyota that can take heavy abuse.

[Jessica]

Often confused as the second largest city in the state of Washington. See [spokane]

[Agnes]

Also Known As The Taco AKA The Toyota Tacoma, Now The Most Popular And Durable Mid Size TRuck On The Planet

[Julene]

known as The City of Destiny

[Sonia]

The 3rd largest city in Washington and home of the Tacoma Rainiers a triple AAA afilliate of the Seattle Mariners. Has one of the highest rates of car theft in the country and a burgeoning meth problem (thats only shadowed by Spokanes). There are many museums in Tacoma including a native american exhibit and some odd ones like a viper and beard museum.

[Agnes]

Commonly confused as the second largest city in Washington.
It is, in fact, the fourth largest city, behind Seattle, [Spokane], and Vancouver, population wise.
The city offers a [Washington State] History Museum, Glass Museum and Art Museum, as well as the University of Washington Tacoma Campus. The city has hosted the Tall Ships festival twice.
Tacoma is also home to the [Tacoma Dome] and the Tacoma Rainiers minor league baseball team.

[Dave Paprocki]

An industrial port city in west central Washington, on Puget Sound, south of Seattle; population 197,181 (est. 2008).