billy_at
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My wife diagnosed a new condition we're calling "Mustang Neck." It can strike both passersby and nearby drivers - symptoms include sudden involuntary swiveling of the head to track the car as it passes and potentially involuntary gaping. Often the victim is not even aware of their actions.
Long-term side effects are not well understood yet, and should probably be evaluated by actual doctors. Anecdotal evidence suggests a correlation between cases of Mustang Neck and a sudden interest in owning an EV.
Long-term side effects are not well understood yet, and should probably be evaluated by actual doctors. Anecdotal evidence suggests a correlation between cases of Mustang Neck and a sudden interest in owning an EV.
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