>I give up.  What can I do for fun now ?  You are saying no more
>crawling under a swaying SUV that is balanced on some river boulders ?

Please don't. I had occasion to be first on the scene when a friend decided 
to change the handbrake cable in his car. Had the rear wheel off, with the 
car supported on a bottle jack on a gravel surface that sloped.

His heaving on the cable to pull the old one out caused the inevitable 
topple of the jack, and the leaf spring caught him right across the jawbone. 
He had his jaw wired up for a number of weeks.

He was lucky I had wandered off somewhere and was coming back at the 
critical time, as there was a distinct possibility that no-one would have 
realised what had happened.

It still amazes me how few people are needed to lift a car when the 
adrenalin kicks in. 

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