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No, no, the thbppbpth is a highly technical name with a fixed degree of wetness. It's fairly dry, actually, hence the opening and closing th's (a very dry sound). The wetter sounds have more b's and p's and more alternation between them--thpbpbppbbppbp! would be a fairly messy "raspberry," the general name.

Well, they showed up at the lab here for my singing turtle-gram, and, well, um...I'm not ready to let them leave yet. They are just such fun little things to have around.