Yes on six. The rest are tricks.
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Polycarbonate sheets in front. But yeah. Definitely have to be careful with alcohol. Thankfully it isn't a heavily detailed patch. Could do a test patch on the blue with relative safety.
Though, if the paint/glaze is done properly for exposure to the elements it "should" be okay. And if it isn't, sharpie and alcohol is the least of it's worries I think.
Write over it with a dry erase marker and then wipe it off? The dry erase is the same formula with an added solvent that makes it dry erase. It works on a dry erase board with permanent marker on it. Not sure if it would with a tile, but pretty sure it would.
I’d take rubbing alcohol to the sharpie scribbles, but i don’t know if that would mess up the tiles. Any suggestions?

hopefully people boycott
Not going to the games but it will be cool to maybe have some tourists here. Still sad it's at Arrowhead instead of the Sporting KC stadium I'm still paying for 😒
KCUR had a good list of watch parties that are supposed to be happening around town
Hopefully everyone boycotts.
Were going to some team practice events, but no, not going to any games.
The vote is at 2PM on the 26th floor of city hall, and if you can go... please please go and help pack the room.
There's an outside chance that a show of strength might sway some votes, since some of the bastards on city council are angling for higher office.
Wherever you go, join the KC tenants union. They may also be able to recommend places that aren't awful.
Taps forehead* No one can be living "on the streets" if we tear up all of the streets.
That's aggravating. If they're so concerned about the homeless. Perhaps they should spend less money and provide them basic shelters rather than hurt everyone else.
No only are they removing their own benches but when community members have tried to install new benches the city removes them.
I forgot about the university programs. Great idea!
Not sure about free, but if you can get to Ray County Animal Hospital in Richmond, heard it has decent prices. KU recommends Humane Society of Greater Kansas City or Lawrence Humane Society as lower-cost options, but if you can get to K-State University or University of Missouri, they may have programs as part of their vet schools for lower-cost care. Best of luck for you and the animals!