Unbelievable. *crybaby alert.

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Don't get me started about the people using the electric carts at Wal Mart. Git your fat azz off the cart and walk and maybe you wouldn't need one. I always wanted to yell "fire" to see how fast they could run for the door. Those are the people that park up close in the handicapped spots and walk to the store. They also have a basket full of Ho Ho's. :rofl::rofl::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead:
 
Don't get me started about the people using the electric carts at Wal Mart. Git your fat azz off the cart and walk and maybe you wouldn't need one. I always wanted to yell "fire" to see how fast they could run for the door. Those are the people that park up close in the handicapped spots and walk to the store. They also have a basket full of Ho Ho's. :rofl::rofl::BangHead::BangHead::BangHead:
I swear the people on those carts come in just 3 sizes. Large, extra-large and oh-my-God-it’s-moving-towards-us.

They like to say that they are just “big boned”.

Bullshit, dinosaurs were “big boned”...put down the damn Twinkie’s.
 
I love the new veterans spots at Home Depot. I like to park there and get dirty looks from the unfriendly veteran town I live in.
 
I think it's extremely hard for police to enforce because I don't believe they can ask about the nature of their disability. I could be wrong though. They may be able to run the number to see if the person that the placard is associated with is present??
The owner of the placard has there name on it, if there not in the car it can't be used.
 
And this left her "shaking and in tears"?

This woman needs to grow a pair.

And I'm sure the only reason her husband called FedEx to complain about the treatment of his wife, is because if he didn't he knew he wouldn't be getting any for a while. I feel embarrassed for him for being so pussy whipped.
 
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When's the last time you asked for the police to help with a problem and they actually did something? I cant remember a time. Their hands are tied feom the top level on down. Dont want to 'offend' anyone.

Some examples of no action:
Guy has no insurance....police answer: he's not documented, has no license either...not a state issue. Can"t repo his car(F'n California) but he can repo mine....

Ask them about ebay mail fraud or porch pirates .....police answer "mail fraud/theft is a postal issue"

16 people and 8 cars living in a house across the street....police response: that is a zoning issue that needs to be taken up with the city.

Dickhead parked in front of my house fire hydrant for 5 days...police response: the curb is not red, traffic enforcement will mark his tires if he's parked longer than 48 hours...yeah, right!

Drunk/wastes homeless guy sitting on the corner with a fresh turd 10 feet away...police response: we cant detain him for that, he had no where else to go and we dont have mandated housing to put him in right now. But you can get busted all night for taking a leak on the side of a building if your buzzed or not homeless.


Notice the "not my job" answer to these real life questions i have asked over the past 10 years to random officers. But they will come and knock on my door if my truck --in my driveway-- has its front end up on jackstands for a week? Ok 2 tier justice rant over
 
I figure I could easily get a handicapped tag, triple bypass, wreck that shattered my kneecap and cut all the tendons in to, but I figure exercise is best for me. I still get there. So at WallyWorld, the wife and I park wayyyyyy out and walk, sun or rain!
I figure the number of handicapped tags is in proportion to the number of people that draw SS disability!! that have nothing really wrong with them????? IF someone rally need the tag. OK by me.... IF someone deserve the SS disability, OK with me, again, IF they really need and deserve it. Pet peeve of mine. I have seen too many sorry, lazy, totally fit and healthy people on it> Pisses me off.
 
I served over 26 years in the Army, all with combat arms, most of which was in Special Operations (as an operator), I draw 50% disability and it has never once occurred to me to try and get a DV plate or placard or any of that nonsense because all of my limbs work, i can walk AND chew gum at the same time. I have a lot of love for my fellow vets, but what I see happening with the disability crap is out of control. If you served your country and were injured or harmed (which pretty much anyone in combat arms or any of the real physical jobs will be), then fine get your disability but this has become a complete "entitlement" issue. I could go on for hours about some of the people I have met that are drawing 70 - 100% for absolutely nothing tangible. But, that is on them and I do not deal with them or anyone like them. There is a very fine line between doing what is right for the vet and just giving away free money/benefits.

I was once talking to a very good friend of mine and 3 war veteran (WWII, Korea and VN) and he was telling me some war stories. I asked him if he had received any purple hearts figuring all the **** he went through (was an Airborne Infantryman then a Special Forces soldier) and he laughed and said, "during my time no one wanted a purple heart, it meant you screwed up and was seen as a stain on your character"... Not at all disparaging those who received the PH but I find the contrast to today stark wherein so many want not only the awards but go well out of their way to exploit them.

I will not even comment on the posers, there is a special place in hell for them.
 
At the local YMCA I have seen young dudes, park in the close to the front door handicap spaces, and have an ADA tag hanging from their mirror, walk in with their basketball, head to the gym and play in pick up games.
I reported that to a staff person at the YMCA and was as long as the vehicle has a tag, there is nothing they can do.
I would not be surprised to find out that the ADA tags can be bought on the internet.
 
I served over 26 years in the Army, all with combat arms, most of which was in Special Operations (as an operator), I draw 50% disability and it has never once occurred to me to try and get a DV plate or placard or any of that nonsense because all of my limbs work, i can walk AND chew gum at the same time. I have a lot of love for my fellow vets, but what I see happening with the disability crap is out of control. If you served your country and were injured or harmed (which pretty much anyone in combat arms or any of the real physical jobs will be), then fine get your disability but this has become a complete "entitlement" issue. I could go on for hours about some of the people I have met that are drawing 70 - 100% for absolutely nothing tangible. But, that is on them and I do not deal with them or anyone like them. There is a very fine line between doing what is right for the vet and just giving away free money/benefits.

I was once talking to a very good friend of mine and 3 war veteran (WWII, Korea and VN) and he was telling me some war stories. I asked him if he had received any purple hearts figuring all the **** he went through (was an Airborne Infantryman then a Special Forces soldier) and he laughed and said, "during my time no one wanted a purple heart, it meant you screwed up and was seen as a stain on your character"... Not at all disparaging those who received the PH but I find the contrast to today stark wherein so many want not only the awards but go well out of their way to exploit them.

I will not even comment on the posers, there is a special place in hell for them.
 
I have a question.

I have to pickup and take care my little girl a bunch. She goes with me to the bathroom because she never leaves my sight.

Often we use the handicapped stall so there is enough space between us. She doesn’t know not to touch things, and even with constant reminders she will make mistakes. I usually tidy up a stall for her to use.
I have never had a problem doing this though I know some handicapped people get bent out of shape.
You think this is wrong?
 
I have a question.

I have to pickup and take care my little girl a bunch. She goes with me to the bathroom because she never leaves my sight.

Often we use the handicapped stall so there is enough space between us. She doesn’t know not to touch things, and even with constant reminders she will make mistakes. I usually tidy up a stall for her to use.
I have never had a problem doing this though I know some handicapped people get bent out of shape.
You think this is wrong?
If you play by the rules , no you shouldn't but I have. If that's the only one available and to keep from dumping it on the floor I would use it again
 
I think it's extremely hard for police to enforce because I don't believe they can ask about the nature of their disability. I could be wrong though. They may be able to run the number to see if the person that the placard is associated with is present??


In Washington they mail you a card that you have to have on your person when using the permit. It's not easy to get one here. It's actually a PITA unless you have a crooked Doctor.

I don't always use mine, but on days when I can barely walk, I use it. And yes, I've been asked twice by the police to prove it was my permit.
 
I have a question.

I have to pickup and take care my little girl a bunch. She goes with me to the bathroom because she never leaves my sight.

Often we use the handicapped stall so there is enough space between us. She doesn’t know not to touch things, and even with constant reminders she will make mistakes. I usually tidy up a stall for her to use.
I have never had a problem doing this though I know some handicapped people get bent out of shape.
You think this is wrong?

My question to you would be...is there another option for a disabled person should you choose to use a handicapped stall?
 
My question to you would be...is there another option for a disabled person should you choose to use a handicapped stall?
Sometimes other stalls we both fit in, so no big deal, obviously sometimes stalls are out of TP. The other day we checked all the stalls and I had to identify as a woman/mom because I took her into the ladies bathroom stall to conduct her business where there was TP.
After traveling 12-13,000 miles last summer and working obscure towns in Texas for my uncle last summer, there were many times I had to wait on the only stall-with a few waits including me trying hard not to **** myself.

Everyone had to wait their turn.
Unfortunately, for whatever reason, my daughter (6) doesn’t have much control. So waiting for a turn becomes calculated for her.

Once we waited for a stall I she lost it-there I was telling her I am not mad while mopping up a quart of pee with toilet paper.

So i figure I have 2-3 minutes from the time she tells me until the danger zone.

At least we are always done in less than 3 minutes.
 
Kids and parents in the handicap stalls, what's the problem that's where the changing tables and little seats for them to sit when you take care of business.
 
Sometimes other stalls we both fit in, so no big deal, obviously sometimes stalls are out of TP. The other day we checked all the stalls and I had to identify as a woman/mom because I took her into the ladies bathroom stall to conduct her business where there was TP.
After traveling 12-13,000 miles last summer and working obscure towns in Texas for my uncle last summer, there were many times I had to wait on the only stall-with a few waits including me trying hard not to **** myself.

Everyone had to wait their turn.
Unfortunately, for whatever reason, my daughter (6) doesn’t have much control. So waiting for a turn becomes calculated for her.

Once we waited for a stall I she lost it-there I was telling her I am not mad while mopping up a quart of pee with toilet paper.

So i figure I have 2-3 minutes from the time she tells me until the danger zone.

At least we are always done in less than 3 minutes.

I wouldn’t sweat it, most handicap people would understand the size constraints of taking your daughter into a single stall.
 
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