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/Lets you park, where there's no parking space./ |
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That's the part that I'm not getting. |
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I am assuming that you would "park" somewhere that is technically illegal to put a vehicle but completely ok to put an inflatable structure. |
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Boy, a slow leak sure would be sad. |
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/somewhere that is technically illegal to put a vehicle but completely ok to put an inflatable structure/ |
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On top of other cars only works if they aren't
there yet when you park. - |
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If these inflatable pillars do not have have wheels on the bottom, it wouldn't make sense to attach them to your own car, since you couldn't move your car after inflation. |
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Instead, one would have to attach it to the other fellow's car, then park under him. |
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Of course, if all you wanted was a better view, or to park in a way that minimally impedes foot/bicycle traffic, then attaching the inflatable pillar mechanism to your car might make sense. But you'd be in trouble if someone parked under you (does that count as double parking?) |
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This will be moot when all parking lots have been replaced by parking garages. Sure, our grandchildren will never see the sky, but thanks to fast parking they'll have plenty of time to read about it on Wikipedia. |
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sorry [text], take a look at link...
Bigsleep, thanks! Yes, that's the idea. I don't watch TV, and when searching for such an idea did not find one... Anyway the inflatable idea is still an idea in itself, with pro's and cons...([norm]'s slow leak being one of them...) |
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