You are right Clay that even lawyers are in danger of losing jobs to
automation. A great book written in 1995, 'The End of Work' by Jeremy
Rifkin forecasts all of this.
Dwight Giles Jr.
Wickford RI
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> Subject: Re: [MBZ] Jobs that require getting under a jacked up car! [was: Re:
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> Aint nunna us okie folkes wanna be civilized, 'Cept'n' Andy.
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> But we'd all like a 2 post lift!
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They have special concrete anchors for that, but I always figured if I were
going to put a lift in a new garage I'd use giant U bolts cast into the
concrete, and the area around the posts would be 3x as deep as the rest of the
pour. Those U bolts would have to be very accurately positioned
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> Aint nunna us okie folkes wanna be civilized, 'Cept'n' Andy.
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> But we'd all like a 2 post
> Rick
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Hell, Kaleb has one that still needs put together, if I remember correctly.
Rick
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Oh drop the semantics. Its the same thing :-)
On Sun, Dec 30, 2018, 8:35 PM Curley McLain via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com wrote:
> Aint nunna us okie folkes wanna be civilized, 'Cept'n' Andy.
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> But we'd all like a 2 post lift!
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> Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes wrote on 12/30/18 9:31 PM:
> >
Aint nunna us okie folkes wanna be civilized, 'Cept'n' Andy.
But we'd all like a 2 post lift!
Karl Wittnebel via Mercedes wrote on 12/30/18 9:31 PM:
...but a lift is the only really civilized way to do things.
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Yes lumber is what I use also. Sections of 4x8 and 4x10 left over from
house framing. I also make ramps out of it.
I will say that getting up and down off the ground all afternoon is good
exercise...but a lift is the only really civilized way to do things.
On Fri, Dec 28, 2018, 6:29 PM
My buddy the timber framer has given me a bunch of cutoffs that make great
cribbing under the car once jacked up. Stack some of those under the frame. It
ain’t going nowhere
--R
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> On Dec 28, 2018, at 1:00 AM, Craig via Mercedes wrote:
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> On Thu, 27 Dec 2018 23:24:52 -0500
In my dreams I would have a lift….
-D
> On Dec 28, 2018, at 3:30 AM, fmiser via Mercedes
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>>> Dimitri wrote:
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>>> A pretty full day! I dislike jobs that require getting under a
>>> jacked up car!
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>> Craig wrote:
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>> Is there some other way to do jobs like:
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>> -
> > Dimitri wrote:
> >
> > A pretty full day! I dislike jobs that require getting under a
> > jacked up car!
> Craig wrote:
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> Is there some other way to do jobs like:
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> - Change transmission filter
> - Change differential gear oil
> - Work on exhaust system
> - Work on parking brake
On Thu, 27 Dec 2018 23:24:52 -0500 Dimitri via Mercedes
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> A pretty full day! I dislike jobs that require getting under a jacked
> up car!
Is there some other way to do jobs like:
- Change transmission filter
- Change differential gear oil
- Work on exhaust system
- Work on parking brake
For sure:
Lisa
NeXT
Apple gaming console
and numerous others. Easy to find them if you poke around...
Not to mention the day he ran his Ferrari into a gully off Page Mill Road.
RLE
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I think I read he had some particular form of pancreatic cancer,
somewhat rare. I'll ask The Expert on such things, see what she says.
I recall she was talking about this a few months ago, can't remember
what she said.
--R
relng...@aol.com wrote:
..His story is very encouraging, a cancer
My grandmother was diagnosed with it beginning of January a couple of
years ago, she was gone within 2 weeks.
relng...@aol.com wrote:
..His story is very encouraging, a cancer survivor and transplant, I hope
he continues to get better...
The fact that there was no mention of his
..His story is very encouraging, a cancer survivor and transplant, I hope
he continues to get better...
The fact that there was no mention of his Pancreatic cancer is odd. The
tables say that 95% of those so diagnosed are gone in less than a year. Perhaps
he is in the 5%,
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