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Car culture is huge in the United States. Most folks I know drive everywhere even if it's only a mile away. Add fast food drive-throughs like McDonald's to this and you get obesity and thick "necks".
This guy looks like the βif humans evolved to survive high impact car crashesβ figure they made a while back.
This guy has literally no neck, not a fat neck. He can't look over his shoulder because his skill is attached to it.
He looks like Patrick from SpongeBob.
Why not stretch him more?
hey dont take ed down this road.
he is a very sensible, loving human beeing.
on the search for love....
(yes, my girlfriend likes to watch trash tv... and yes, I am rethinking sometimes my choices)