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WE'VE >A-L-L< BEEN THERE!!! ;)

lololololololol!!!

Obviously had to have been looking for the mens room and got confused... ;-)

The lift is heavy. I don't know how old you are or what physical shape you're in, but, given ALL of the above, it would seem hiring a company with all the right equipment to dismantle, transport and reassemble the lift might be a faaaaar less complicated and stressful way to go anyway. The...

...and to think gas was about $2 per gallon prior to 1/20/20...and a 16 oz box of four-grain cereal was under $4 instead of $10. We stopped buying the latter at that point. It's probably even higher now... SMH

If I had a nickel for every "dumb question" I've asked over the last 78 years, I'd be a multi-millionaire. However, along the way I've learned that the only truly "dumb questions" were the ones I know I should have asked but didn't. Those are the ones that can really cost ya. ;-)

The tech stuff went over my head. Here's what I heard: 'Wish he'd have mentioned WHICH lawnmower brand carb he used...or maybe I missed it. I did F.F. 2 or 3 times...

That's an oldie - but it's STILL just as funny!!!

There's a not-so-thin line that separates "courage" from reckless abandon / total insanity. Were my carefully nurtured yellow stripe visible thru my shirt, you'd know my 'take' on the Isle of Man TT w/o even having to ask! ;-) (Edit: What really astounds me is the fact that so many...

I can't 'blow it up' any at all w/o blurring it even more. On my screen it looks like an oval-shapped piece of opaque white plastic...so its SHAPE certainly would be consistant with your theory. I didn't notice its lack of screws until you pointed it out!

A wise man once said, "There's nothing more permanent than death or a TEMPORARY tax."

That's the one in the middle me thinks. ;-)

For the benefit of this ignorant Yankee on the other side of the pond, what occupies the rectangle on the far-left side of the bar under the exhaust? 'Can't quite make it out...or figure it out on my own! ;-)

LOL! 'Speaks volumes, doesn't it???! (Don't you just love how fuel prices ALWAYS end in "point nine"...as though $6.99.9 is somhow faaaar cheaper than $7.00??? Just how would one actually PAY exactly .9 cents anyway if 'push came to shove'?)

The completely honest (and accurate) answer to your question lies in an "I'll-call-you-on-the-phone-at-a-decent-hour" area, Walt. I think I have your 'number around here somewhere... ;-)

$6.14 USD per gallon in San Juan, Washington, USA

There ya go!

...or your so-called 'neighbors'. I wanted to build a detached garage that would hold 6 vehicles side-by-side. 'Code' only allowed 800 sq.ft. 'Applied for a 'variance'...NEIGHBORS shot it down. So, I built it virtically instead of horizontally...installed both a double-wide and a single wide...

To Randy's point, vehicles could be made out of whatever it is aviation "black boxes" are made from and still no one would survive crashes such as those above. The 'eternal dirt nap' would be an absolute 'given'. So, what do you suppose IS gained by the endless parade of these tests...besides...

Cheetah, Lyon, Leopard or Tiger?