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When you drive with your windows down and you're passing static objects like construction barriers... Why do they make a sound when you pass? They're static and still and silent but you can hear when you pass one?
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New skin
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"new skin" after 15 years still doesn't act right?
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When you drive with your windows down and you're passing static objects like construction barriers... Why do they make a sound when you pass? They're static and still and silent but you can hear when you pass one?
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