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@rubyred wrote:
aye (yawn) ….. some days i find it hard to walk. I have met folks from here and i managed,as i was damm proud to admit i had a problem.
but then to be AS perfect as you and dagger ( ROTT) must be nigh on impossible !
innit (smirk)!!
eejit !
I deal with children with cerebral palsy, I know the difficulties
I wasn’t patronising anyone, you just chose to read my post to chess as if I was. Chess knows how I feel.
Snuffle
The other one could have said shelley
@chess wrote:
It isnt always a child ……. weigh up the difference it isnt hard to calculate
and hows about living the life of the disabled person or the carer for an hour and then stating how easy it is …. :roll:
Very true chess, and the spaces are there because everyone understands how difficult it is to manage with wheelchairs, or for people who cannot walk far.
But there are people who abuse the system, just like any system. People who drive disabled people’s cars, with the stickers in the windscreen, and park in disabled spaces even though they themselves are not disabled. People who were disabled, got a sticker, but are now recovered and don’t hand back the sticker and I am sure you can all think of other examples.
The system is not perfect.
sunny love.. its only 6 months, and your friend will be back on track again in no time. I know somone had a car accident and hurt is head badly, he suffered in the same way as your friend for a while and has had to be on meds ever since. Luckily it has never come back for him, but he had to stop driving until he hadn’t had an attack for 2 years!
Its just not worth the risk.
Must say some of the posts in this thread have been hilarious. *snogs sunny*
ah yes… so it is
does it count as high culture? If you put it on the top shelf?
I thought it was culturing a specimen for herpes!
i was just beginning to enjoy that
speak for yourself
