- tourists). The term
rubbernecking derives from the neck's
appearance while trying to get a
better view, that is,
craning one's neck.
Rubberneck is ****ociated...
- 2016.
Retrieved May 15, 2016. Fletcher,
David (October 26, 2022). "
Rubbernecking:
Toadies Look Back on 3
Decades of
Alternative Rock".
Dallas Observer...
-
Rubberneck is the
debut studio album by
American rock band Toadies. It was
released in
August 1994 on
Interscope Records and
attained RIAA gold and platinum...
- "Rubberneckin'" is a song
performed by
Elvis Presley,
which was
recorded at
American Sound Studio. It was used in the film
Change of
Habit and subsequently...
- "somber, serious" and "important". He
believed this
masked its perverse, "
rubbernecking" nature.: 3:30–4:00 He and his wife
Konnie Huq had
thought about holidaying...
- feature-length
films include Wood****,
Trust Us, This Is All Made Up,
Rubberneck, and Red Flag, the
latter two of
which were
released as a
double feature...
- a
grossly offensive way;
German media has
referred to the
latter as
rubbernecking. In India,
under section 66E, of the
Information Technology Act, "Whoever...
-
traffic flow
upstream (also
known as a "moving bottleneck")
Rubbernecking Rubbernecking is an
example of how
bottlenecks can be
induced by psychological...
- Toadies,
released in 1994 as the
second single from
their debut album Rubberneck. The song's
origins lie in
folklore from the band's
native state of Texas...
- a fine, generous,
helpful fellow (often used in
sarcastic fashion) "
Rubbernecks" –
people who turn
their heads to gaze in
curiosity "To
shoot the bull"...
