An attraction in downtown Seattle, WA. It's really tall...more than 500 ft, that's all i know so far. You can eat dinner in there, look in the gift shop and more.
by mixedcutie March 07, 2008
A sexual four way involving three gentleman and a female, where sits on a chair the girl climbs on top to ride him, another man penetrates her from behind and the third gets a chair to stand on while the girl gives him oral, thus creating a tower look. I.E. the Space Needle.
by Merc4hire89 November 13, 2010
Hey, that chick is working that space needle. She's about to blast off to outer space she is so high.
by Casper Milktoast in Daytona August 15, 2019
to go crazy. to do something erratic or unexpected. also to do something extraordinary. originating in Seattle, Washington.
by sticks1984 July 22, 2011
This rare and exotic act involves shooting heroin up while simultaneously masturbating ones genitals.
Man, last night I had the raddest seattle space needle. It was under a bench in volunteer park while listing to Death Cab for a Cutie on my iPod in the pouring rain, while my bangs stuck dripping wet to my forehead.
by KaMk November 30, 2006
A turd that has enough lenght to rest on the bottom of the toilet bowl while having atleast 1" of head sticking out of water in a vertical position without touching any other spot of the bowl.
by smtwtfs October 13, 2009
The Space Needle is a landmark and tourist attraction in Seattle, Washington, United States.
It was built for the World Expo fair in 1962, along with the monorail system, providing transit from the Seattle Center to Westlake, a downtown shopping mall (which was built later and attached to the monorail). It was designed to look like a UFO (except they hadn't mastered the flying in one place part). When it was built, it was the tallest building in Seattle.
The Space Needle has a revolving restaurant inside the top, and an observation desk above. Inside the area of the observation deck is the gift shop and coin-operated telescopes. The observation deck was remodeled recently to add a revolving solid glass floor, which is great for those with fear of heights to look down from, and even better for the braver ones to take selfies on. The top floor is 520 feet high.
If you really want to know the rest, you can Google the Space Needle's website.
It was built for the World Expo fair in 1962, along with the monorail system, providing transit from the Seattle Center to Westlake, a downtown shopping mall (which was built later and attached to the monorail). It was designed to look like a UFO (except they hadn't mastered the flying in one place part). When it was built, it was the tallest building in Seattle.
The Space Needle has a revolving restaurant inside the top, and an observation desk above. Inside the area of the observation deck is the gift shop and coin-operated telescopes. The observation deck was remodeled recently to add a revolving solid glass floor, which is great for those with fear of heights to look down from, and even better for the braver ones to take selfies on. The top floor is 520 feet high.
If you really want to know the rest, you can Google the Space Needle's website.
On New Years Eve 2021, due to pandemic restrictions, instead of the usual fireworks show the Space Needle put on a virtual light show that was only viewable online.
by Simmaniac January 12, 2021