Surely the only way to have the whole car off the ground is by means of a crane?
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Digging a pit
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Which exactly applies in my case as I already said that I wanted to acquire an old car again, like I drove in my youth.
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The ones I drove then are all in museums ... :-(
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How about: "Correct me if I'm not mistaken..." Another good-un!
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No, sky hook, otherwise it's still on the ground via the crane....
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Whoa, you're conflating hoists and stands, when the two are completely different! Of course I would use a hoist, but how do I get a hoist into a domestic garage? And even if I could, i.e. if I had a double garage maybe, though it would have to be double height as well, how could I afford one? Hoists cost a lot of money, you know. A pit costs practically nothing, especially if you live near a railway line.
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You're right, of course. By the way, what does 'vehicle' mean?
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Wanna bet! Just see Dave and Jerry go now! Whoosh, they're off!
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Oh, dearie me. There do seem to be rather a lot of clueless idiots in your world!
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As long as someone stands on the bottom rung...
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er - I'm trying to work that out!
It's very hot ...
Mary
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legislation
I know, but you asked me what I would use, and I told you a hoist and if not, stand - were is the problem in that ?
Of course I would use a hoist, but how do I get a hoist
Just shows how much you know then, doesn't it....
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By the way, what does 'vehicle' mean?
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Not in mine, but there sure is in yours !
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Oh! My drawers'll never dry ...
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From Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches! By Jill Murphy. My niece loves them! Mildred Hubble is, some people believe, the original Harry Potter, and note the name "Hubble" and think of space...
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That's where I belong...
People come by and whisper, so the meteorite didn't get everyone, then?
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Oh? I reckon the bloke who thought it up reckoned it was cool!
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Mary