Or at least publicly humiliated. What do you think?

there are too many handicap parking spots, thats what i say.

they get all the good spots, and no one even uses them.

nay

not shot. but yeah, those people suck.

It would be easier to shoot the handicapped people.












But yes I totally agree with you!

evenstar said:

hardcore.

or tazed

ArielB said:

you're probably one of the people that do that!

sammij said:

Nay. My sister in law has a handicap tag. so we do get to park there, legally

ArielB said:

sammij said:

she can barely walk, plus she's 8 months pregnant, so what's wrong with her parking there?

Does P&R posting count as handicapped?

ArielB said:

i see what you did there
how was i to know that otherwise? you made it sound like she was able bodied, if you consider the context of the thread
sorry.

DanceWme said:

sammij said:

what part of "she has a handicap tag" lead you to think she was able bodied?

They should be publicly flogged in the town square.

ArielB said:

when you say handicapped tag, anyone can get one of those these days...
try and make me look bad, whatever!

I don't really care either way. Does that make me a bad person?

More importantly, why isn't that emoticon tag thingie "confused", or, "confusion"? Why is it "confuse"? Why a verb, when it's actually used as an adjective?

HereToRockYourWorld said:

i've always wondered that myself!

and no, it does not make you a bad person

sammij said:

A friend of mine has one, I don't even know how she got it. I think she hurt herself once years & years ago but still manages to have it/keep it current. So please, don't shoot my friend. She needs a slap or two, but not a bullet wound

CalhounSq said:

i didn't agree with the shooting statement!
but slaps are indeed a good idea!

would you say the same thing had it been the other way around though?

PricelessHo said:

not sure
by why would it happen that way if they have the parking spots availble for that purpose?

sammij said:

you mean why would disabled people take the space of able-bodied people?

if so, i'd say it's the same reasons why able-bodied people would do that, whatever they are.

personally, i'd never do that unless it's an urgent situation like driving someone to a hospital which will cause me to park anywhere for the sake of checking them in.
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PricelessHo said:

no that for sure, of course would be a valid reason
i dunno where i really stand on the situation considering i dont even have my license

DontTazeMeBro said:

Publicly humiliated. Same with those who park in the "Expectant Mothers" spaces at the grocery store.

RodeoSchro said:

I just use the fire lane.

DontTazeMeBro said:

agree - I'll give you the gun and I'll watch...hee hee