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The Ghost in the Mirror&nbsp;
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Thanks to Ron Childs for this one :
<p>David Kann wrote:
<br>> When I'm away from the car, the driver's side outside mirror readjusts
<br>> itself.&nbsp; I'm serious.
<br>>
<br>> I'd like some help here--either a mechanical explanation or a rite
of
<br>> exorcism that I can perform.
<p>Try repeating this:
<p>Mirror, mirror on the door. I'm gonna smash you on the floor.
<br>If I find who's moving you, I think I'm gonna smash them too.
<br>I don't want to view the sky, only who will pass me by.
<br>I'll now adjust you one last time. If you don't stay put I'll lose
my
<br>mind.
<p>It might help. it worked for me&nbsp; :-)
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