I now.
That was me clicking "Change" too quickly in my spellchecker.
They still don't.
Sorry, but I do not agree that is displaying the advice.
"Advice" never applies when it is not possible to follow it.
But not the one you have been writing about.
You keep talking about some "unspecified" conditions, in which the advice is "disapplied" (not a word, BTW, but I think I understood your meaning).
I am not aware of a time when that was the case, except maybe in about the 70s. Most older cars I see on the roads seem rather larger than their modern equivalents.
They usually appear tiny. Except when they are supposed to be "double" garages.
Agreed.
But I would describe those that haven't as being designed-built stupidly.
And is the garage wide enough to open the doors on both sides (enough for pbuttengers to be able to get in and out)?
BTW, is your car an "average sized family car?
Yes. That I am aware of.
I haven't said "full" opening. Just enough for pbuttengers to get in and out reasonably easily (and although I didn't say so before, buttuming pbuttengers of normal mobility).
No it isn't.
If something is ill-advised but you have no choice but to do it anyhow, then you should take extra care when you have to do it. And I would hope you do, although it is *possible* if you don't think it ill-advised, that you don't. -- Alex Heney, Global Villager The young know the rules, the old know the exceptions. To reply by email, my address is alexATheneyDOTplusDOTcom
