Changes???

Hmmm. It's no longer showing on the app. Let me see what I can find out

https://12thman.com/news/2025/2/20/baseball-announces-time-change-for-series-opener-with-cal-poly

Because cold.

I can't find it anywhere. I sent a couple emails so I'll let you know if anyone gets back to me.

I would assume that they are not handing them out at this point.

At what temperature will the bubbles not work?

So I actually was looking this up!

Bubble solution has basically the same freezing point as water: 32 degrees. Bubbles should be fine. And if you want them to freeze in midair, it would have to be a lot colder than it's getting.

Did they give away bubble guns?

ensign_beedrill said:

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So I actually was looking this up!

Bubble solution has basically the same freezing point as water: 32 degrees. Bubbles should be fine. And if you want them to freeze in midair, it would have to be a lot colder than it's getting.

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Ags83 said:

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At what temperature will the bubbles not work?

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I wish it were too cold for these childish bubbles. I don't get this bubble business. My last game years ago I was close to a woman sitting close to me blowing these insane bubbles and they were blowing in my face. I ask her to stop and she said this was tradition. Tradition??? So, do something stupid and childish and justifying it by calling it tradition? I can't stop these false traditions, however, I don't have to attend games where it's tradition to blow these infantile bubble in peoples faces. I went to A&M when students and parents were mature, not silly children!!! '70

jkag89 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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So I actually was looking this up!

Bubble solution has basically the same freezing point as water: 32 degrees. Bubbles should be fine. And if you want them to freeze in midair, it would have to be a lot colder than it's getting.

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Someone send me a bubble gun and I'll start doing experiments for you. We've been as low as -17* this week. (but we have plenty of warm weather on the horizon)

trouble said:

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One, traditions evolve.

Two, we've been doing it for like a decade now.

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Talk about feeling old!!

I realized the other day that neither of the little boys knows Aggie baseball without bubbles.