I'll tell you how big the lever is the lever is that big.

Hey, where's the big crane?

OK, raise the hoist.

Okay. I'll hook onto it.

Hyung, make the crane go a little faster.

You checked tomorrow's crane schedule, right? Yes.

When the crane goes up, I'll film again.

Now get me the jack handle and the hammer.

The crane that lives a thousand years

Yes, I know. Come and move this crane!

They've done everything they can till the crane comes.

Get a rope.

The curtain cord.

Curtain cord?

Get a rope, somebody!

Would you have a piece of string?

A piece of string?

The only crate I got is that one up on the jack in there.

They're getting a rope. Hold on, Fry.

You're gonna pay for it.

It's a rocket powered jet pack we call it the Sky Crane.

Let's say I've got a rope.

He led them around on a rope.

Why did you pull the communication cord?

Kane, I'm getting a rope!

Please, pull the bell cord.

An English noose.

Get a rope!

Give him enough rope, and he'll hang you. I'll get it.

Freedom or the hangman's noose!

Get the big crane and we'll shoot this scene next time.

It's 130 in the shade, and there ain't any shade up there on that derrick.

One of the consequences of this approach is that the classic tackle to tackle clause has to refer to the scope of the contract rather than to an exclusion of the carrier's liability.

The diver here has a rope toy, and I'm on the keyboard on the left, and I've just played the rope key, and that's the request for the toy from the human.

The skipping rope was a wonderful thing.

What is this? Is this a dress or a noose (to kill yourself with)?

And the next day one rope off.

He fell off a trapeze?

A rope extends across the street.

You got a rope under my ears?

Listen, did you touch the mooring lines?

I made my first piece of rope with the bolster.

Send down 30 feet of rope!

Send down 30 feet of rope.

Send down 30 feet of rope! What?