This is an addition to Jile's post about the Engineers and the car not starting.
I have 3 cousins that are all brothers and all 3 work(ed) as engineers. They grew up on a very hilly farm, their back yard was so hilly their dad ran sheep on it so he didn't have to mow it. Anyway here's my story.
The second oldest cousin was mowing part of a hill in their front yard. The mower started to spin and he couldn't get it to move due to the center of gravity on the mower had shifted due to the slope. He analyzed the situation and decided to just push the riding mower over sideways. He said it rolled over a couple of times and ended up in the driveway. He said he rolled it back up on all 4 wheels and let it set for 30 minutes then restarted it and finished mowing... He told me this story 2 years ago. No one has lived at the farm for years and he just came out to check on things and mow.
I have 3 cousins that are all brothers and all 3 work(ed) as engineers. They grew up on a very hilly farm, their back yard was so hilly their dad ran sheep on it so he didn't have to mow it. Anyway here's my story.
The second oldest cousin was mowing part of a hill in their front yard. The mower started to spin and he couldn't get it to move due to the center of gravity on the mower had shifted due to the slope. He analyzed the situation and decided to just push the riding mower over sideways. He said it rolled over a couple of times and ended up in the driveway. He said he rolled it back up on all 4 wheels and let it set for 30 minutes then restarted it and finished mowing... He told me this story 2 years ago. No one has lived at the farm for years and he just came out to check on things and mow.