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Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200%257E20954%257E1947995,00.html
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Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200%257E20954%257E1947995,00.html
I didn't know women had to be pregnant to be considered handicapped...
/runs
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Artmerlyn2 wrote:
"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote in
message news:780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com...
I didn't know women had to be pregnant to be considered handicapped...
Pretty soon, mediocre drivers will start demanding a bigger parking spot.
Dai
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Daigoro F. Toyama
2004 ///M3 Coupe
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 05:16:58 GMT, "Artmerlyn2"
<Artmerlyn2@latinmail.com> wrote:
I didn't know women had to be pregnant to be considered handicapped...
That is truly sick. Do you realize that if women weren't here, you
wouldn't even exist?
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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200%257E20954%257E1947995,00.html
Just print yourself up a card that looks just like the handicapped mirror
hangers and the cops would never know the difference.
Our local Indian casino has the first two rows of spaces for "handicaps".
90% of them only qualify for being ignorant assholes.
Here in Wisconsin, you can park in the spots all you want and unless a
complaint is filed by someone other than the business owner or employees,
the cops won't do jack #@($.
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 05:16:58 GMT, "Artmerlyn2" <Artmerlyn2@latinmail.com> wrote: That is truly sick. Do you realize that if women weren't here, you wouldn't even exist?
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Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200%257E20954%257E1947995,00.html
They already have this at many supermarkets. In a typical row of cars that
stretches from near the entrance to the far side of the parking lot, you
will see the first two or three spaces handicapped, the next two spaces for
"mothers with small children" (if you have a dick, it is less inconvenient
shopping with small children apparently), and then the next couple of spaces
marked "pregant women only". In the space immediately following, they have
one of those coin-operated binocular machines like you see at state parks.
The sign next to it reads, "Scenic View of Customer Parking, 25 Cents".
(I'll bet you think I made that up, don't you?) -Dave
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Richard wrote:
Here in Wisconsin, you can park in the spots all you want and unless a
complaint is filed by someone other than the business owner or employees,
the cops won't do jack #@($.
I'm glad I don't live in Wisconsin.
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<snip>
Just print yourself up a card that looks just like the handicapped mirror
hangers and the cops would never know the difference.
Gee, Richard, this is SO unlike you; suggesting someone counterfeit or forge
a document to get what they want.
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Dave C. wrote:
"Laura Bush murdered her boy friend" <xeton2001@yahoo.com> wrote in
message news:780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com...
They already have this at many supermarkets. In a typical row of cars
that stretches from near the entrance to the far side of the parking lot,
you will see the first two or three spaces handicapped, the next two
spaces for "mothers with small children" (if you have a dick, it is less
inconvenient shopping with small children apparently), and then the next
couple of spaces marked "pregant women only". In the space immediately
following, they have one of those coin-operated binocular machines like
you see at state parks. The sign next to it reads, "Scenic View of
Customer Parking, 25 Cents". (I'll bet you think I made that up, don't
you?) -Dave
And I'll bet enough people are stupid enough to put a quarter in the thing
so the guy doesn't have to work for a living.
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 08:30:42 -0500, "Dave C."
<spammersdie@ahorribledeath.now>
They already have this at many supermarkets.
But they don't have a law backing them up to enforce it. I suppose they
could legally tow your car, but do you really think they're going to?
In a typical row of cars that
stretches from near the entrance to the far side of the parking lot, you
will see the first two or three spaces handicapped, the next two spaces for
"mothers with small children" (if you have a dick, it is less inconvenient
shopping with small children apparently), and then the next couple of spaces
marked "pregant women only". In the space immediately following, they have
one of those coin-operated binocular machines like you see at state parks.
The sign next to it reads, "Scenic View of Customer Parking, 25 Cents".
(I'll bet you think I made that up, don't you?) -Dave
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In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com says...
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
Oh my god, another time I agree with Judy. What is the world coming to?
Pregnancy isn't a disability. In fact, the exercise would do them good.
Of course there are exceptions, but they are few and far between.
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Alex
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In article <skbm20d092mbsf1gab1jqlbfnnshdn2p74@4ax.com>, <Unknown> says...
That is truly sick. Do you realize that if women weren't here, you
wouldn't even exist?
True, then neither would you. Tough choice. :)
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Alex
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In article <c0gqsb$ng4$5@newsmaster.cc.columbia.edu>, Alex Rodriguez wrote:
In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com says...
Oh my god, another time I agree with Judy. What is the world coming to?
Pregnancy isn't a disability. In fact, the exercise would do them good.
Of course there are exceptions, but they are few and far between.
This is yet but another outgrowth of the "consideration" mentality.
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In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com (Laura Bush murdered her boy friend) wrote:
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
We agree on this point. In fact, I just went shopping the other day at a
grocery store in Philadelphia where parking is in a garage above the
supermarket. I saw that sign at a couple of parking spaces and I was
surprised. Why would pregnant women need special parking privileges if
they're healthy? That makes no sense at all so I just parked at one of
those spots for an hour while I did my shopping, then I went on my way.
If the sign was actually legal, the way handicapped signs are, I would
have avoided parking in that spot, but it was just a sign the store had
obviously posted and it had a pink outline of a women with a baby in her
arms. No pregnant woman I have ever known would use that space, and I
did ask some of them about it.
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In article <skbm20d092mbsf1gab1jqlbfnnshdn2p74@4ax.com>,
Laura Bush murdered her boy friend <> wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 05:16:58 GMT, "Artmerlyn2" <Artmerlyn2@latinmail.com> wrote: That is truly sick. Do you realize that if women weren't here, you wouldn't even exist?
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In article <srhi-213645.19302812022004@news-60.giganews.com>, Shawn \"Me\" Hearn wrote:
supermarket. I saw that sign at a couple of parking spaces and I was
surprised. Why would pregnant women need special parking privileges if
they're healthy? That makes no sense at all so I just parked at one of
those spots for an hour while I did my shopping, then I went on my way.
If the sign was actually legal, the way handicapped signs are, I would
have avoided parking in that spot, but it was just a sign the store had
obviously posted and it had a pink outline of a women with a baby in her
arms. No pregnant woman I have ever known would use that space, and I
did ask some of them about it.
If they did have any legal force behind them all a woman would need
is a pillow and an oversized shirt. Much like those that put a dummy
in the passenger seat to use HOV lanes.
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Dave C. wrote:
And I'll bet enough people are stupid enough to put a quarter in the thing
so the guy doesn't have to work for a living.
For an unemployed Fukkkhead living on handouts, you're one to talk, Bullis.
--
Photos of Bullis
http://www.lart.com/stupidrichard/
http://convict.iwarp.com/bullis-single.jpg
Richard Bullis FAQ 5.0
http://www.lart.com/rtsfaq/
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<snip>
Gee, Richard, this is SO unlike you; suggesting someone counterfeit or
forge
a document to get what they want.
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 16:23:23 -0500, Alex Rodriguez <adr5@columbia.edu>
wrote:
In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com says...
Oh my god, another time I agree with laura. What is the world coming to?
Pregnancy isn't a disability. In fact, the exercise would do them good.
Of course there are exceptions, but they are few and far between.
---------------
Alex
Looks like i'm finally getting thru to you.
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 19:30:28 -0500, "Shawn \"Me\" Hearn"
<srhi@comcast.net> wrote:
In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com (Laura Bush murdered her boy friend) wrote:
We agree on this point. In fact, I just went shopping the other day at a
grocery store in Philadelphia where parking is in a garage above the
supermarket. I saw that sign at a couple of parking spaces and I was
surprised. Why would pregnant women need special parking privileges if
they're healthy? That makes no sense at all so I just parked at one of
those spots for an hour while I did my shopping, then I went on my way.
If the sign was actually legal, the way handicapped signs are, I would
have avoided parking in that spot, but it was just a sign the store had
obviously posted and it had a pink outline of a women with a baby in her
arms. No pregnant woman I have ever known would use that space, and I
did ask some of them about it.
HUH???. They had a pic of a woman with a baby in her arms???? So
they give special priveleges to women that USED to be pregnant?
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 12:28:15 GMT, "Bill 2" <asdf@asdf.com> wrote:
I didn't know women had to be pregnant to be considered handicapped...
That is truly sick. Do you realize that if women weren't here, you
wouldn't even exist?
On the positive side you wouldn't be either.
I guess every cloud has a silver lining... ;)
--
Friends don't let friends shop at Best Buy.
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HUH???. They had a pic of a woman with a baby in her arms???? So
they give special priveleges to women that USED to be pregnant?
Yeah, as I posted before, many supermarkets give special parking to "mothers
with small children", but not fathers, with or without small
hildren. -Dave
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Laura Bush murdered her boy friend wrote:
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
http://www.dailynews.com/Stories/0,1413,200%257E20954%257E1947995,00.html
Sounds alright to me. However it would only be fair if all married men
got given rights to handicapped carparks too. :-P
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 00:00:22 -0500, "Dave C."
<spammersdie@ahorribledeath.now> wrote:
HUH???. They had a pic of a woman with a baby in her arms???? So
they give special priveleges to women that USED to be pregnant?
Yeah, as I posted before, many supermarkets give special parking to "mothers
with small children", but not fathers, with or without small
hildren. -Dave
Back when my son was smaller, if it was cold out I'd have no problems
using those spots. It really should say "parents" with small
children, but I doubt anyone would cause a problem.
--
Brandon Sommerville (remove ".gov" to e-mail)
Crawford (Bush's home town) Police Chief Donnie Tidmore testified
that a person wearing political buttons without a permit could
violate the city ordinance.
http://www.news24houston.com/content/headlines/?ArID=23602&SecID=2
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tetraethylleadREMOVETHIS@yahoo.com (Brent P) wrote in message news:<HiSWb.290373$I06.2982065@attbi_s01>...
In article <c0gqsb$ng4$5@newsmaster.cc.columbia.edu>, Alex Rodriguez wrote:
This is yet but another outgrowth of the "consideration" mentality.
Not to mention the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you think the
ADA doesn't cover 'temporary disabilities' such as pregnancy, or even
the flu, and you own a building, a store, a parking lot, or employ
over 25 people, I suggest you talk to your company's legal counsel
*immediately*. If he or she thinks you can't have a problem with
this, *get another lawyer*.
--
C.R. Krieger
(Been there; know that)
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 00:00:22 -0500, "Dave C."
<spammersdie@ahorribledeath.now> wrote:
HUH???. They had a pic of a woman with a baby in her arms???? So
they give special priveleges to women that USED to be pregnant?
Yeah, as I posted before, many supermarkets give special parking to "mothers
with small children", but not fathers, with or without small
hildren. -Dave
This whole business of special treatment for the disabled is getting
out of hand. As we all knew it would.
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In article <a8a578a8.0402130753.15f49b54@posting.google.com>, C.R. Krieger wrote:
Not to mention the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you think the
ADA doesn't cover 'temporary disabilities' such as pregnancy, or even
the flu, and you own a building, a store, a parking lot, or employ
over 25 people, I suggest you talk to your company's legal counsel
*immediately*. If he or she thinks you can't have a problem with
this, *get another lawyer*.
Hmm... I should use my height and start suing for counters that are
too low, desks that are too low, doorways I have to duck down to get
through, stores that hang crap from the ceiling that hits my head,
chairs that are too low, automakers that make cars where my head hits
the headliner and/or the windshield doesn't come up high enough, coat
manufacturers for not making the sleves long enough, I could go on and on
where my height is not accomidated. I should demand "consideration"!
Afterall, if the fat, the pregnant, and everybody else is getting theirs
I should get mine, it's only fair. It's the american way!
Oh btw ':)'. It's only in jest to expose how insane things have become.
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Pregnancy isn't a disability.
Yeah; it is. Not my idea or opinion, but by definition. Read on ...
Actually, it is a parasitic infection, medically speaking. (I'll bet you
think I made that up, don't you?) But if it is a disability, I'll bet most
doctors would disagree with that. -Dave
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tetraethylleadREMOVETHIS@yahoo.com (Brent P) wrote in message
news:<HiSWb.290373$I06.2982065@attbi_s01>...
In article <c0gqsb$ng4$5@newsmaster.cc.columbia.edu>, Alex Rodriguez
wrote:
In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com says...
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
Oh my god, another time I agree with Judy. What is the world coming
to?
Pregnancy isn't a disability.
Yeah; it is. Not my idea or opinion, but by definition. Read on ...
Not to mention the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you think the
ADA doesn't cover 'temporary disabilities' such as pregnancy, or even
the flu, and you own a building, a store, a parking lot, or employ
over 25 people, I suggest you talk to your company's legal counsel
*immediately*. If he or she thinks you can't have a problem with
this, *get another lawyer*.
If it is really disabling they would get a handicap permit to hang in the
window. All a building/ business owner needs to care about is that people
parking in those spots have the permits. It isn't up to them to decide who
is disabled.
Another thing. If a pregnant lady is going to the grocery store, chances are
they are walking around inside more than in the parking lot.
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Alex Rodriguez <adr5@columbia.edu> wrote in message news:<c0gqsb$ng4$5@newsmaster.cc.columbia.edu>...
In article <780ea958.0402112018.5778de29@posting.google.com>,
xeton2001@yahoo.com says...
Oh my god, another time I agree with Judy. What is the world coming to?
Pregnancy isn't a disability. In fact, the exercise would do them good.
Of course there are exceptions, but they are few and far between.
---------------
Alex
The real reason this is stupid is that pregnant women who are having
difficulties getting around are already entitled to get a temporary
handicapped placard with a doctor's note, same as you would if you had
knee surgery or something and had temporary difficulties getting
around. Whoever is backing this is an idiot.
Mez
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On 11 Feb 2004 20:18:42 -0800, xeton2001@yahoo.com (Laura Bush
murdered her boy friend) wrote:
Trying to do that out in Sacramento CA. I thinks it's BS. Everybody
with a "problem" is demanding special treatment
You are just an idiot.
Most handicapped spaces go unused except by idiots who shouldn't use
them. Why not let people who have a genuine need use them?
Further, we should make all parking lots where there is no place to
drive between the store and the cars, make the first 30 spaces on each
side for people with 2 or more kids with them, the next few for those
with 1 kid, and the far ones for people with no kids and all liberals.
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 01:03:50 GMT, tetraethylleadREMOVETHIS@yahoo.com
(Brent P) wrote:
In article <srhi-213645.19302812022004@news-60.giganews.com>, Shawn \"Me\" Hearn wrote:
If they did have any legal force behind them all a woman would need
is a pillow and an oversized shirt. Much like those that put a dummy
in the passenger seat to use HOV lanes.
Nope, most cops would have no problem doing an exam...
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 00:00:22 -0500, "Dave C."
<spammersdie@ahorribledeath.now> wrote:
HUH???. They had a pic of a woman with a baby in her arms???? So
they give special priveleges to women that USED to be pregnant?
Yeah, as I posted before, many supermarkets give special parking to "mothers
with small children", but not fathers, with or without small
hildren. -Dave
Good reason not to shop there.
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In article <44gq20datcge4cal6tf06i9as7r6p1c8p2@4ax.com>, DTJ wrote:
Most handicapped spaces go unused except by idiots who shouldn't use
them. Why not let people who have a genuine need use them?
Problem is then there will be a demand for more resevered parking.
So the unreserved parking gets pushed further back. And then there
will be no place to park away from the morons and idiots.
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 20:40:47 GMT, "Bill 2" <asdf@asdf.com> wrote:
If it is really disabling they would get a handicap permit to hang in the
window. All a building/ business owner needs to care about is that people
parking in those spots have the permits. It isn't up to them to decide who
is disabled.
Another thing. If a pregnant lady is going to the grocery store, chances are
they are walking around inside more than in the parking lot.
It really only matters when it's icy outside. A fall for a pregnant
lady is a lot more significant than a fall for you or I.
--
Brandon Sommerville (remove ".gov" to e-mail)
Crawford (Bush's home town) Police Chief Donnie Tidmore testified
that a person wearing political buttons without a permit could
violate the city ordinance.
http://www.news24houston.com/content/headlines/?ArID=23602&SecID=2
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It really only matters when it's icy outside. A fall for a pregnant
lady is a lot more significant than a fall for you or I.
And if the parking lot is properly cleared, it shouldn't matter where the
pregnant lady parks. On the other hand, if the parking lot is NOT properly
cleared, the store can be sued no matter who falls in the parking lot,
pregant or not. -Dave
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On 13 Feb 2004 07:53:12 -0800, warp2_shadow@yahoo.com (C.R. Krieger) wrote:
Not to mention the Americans with Disabilities Act. If you think the
ADA doesn't cover 'temporary disabilities' such as pregnancy, or even
the flu
The FLU?
What are my rights under the ADA when I have the flu?
--
Friends don't let friends shop at Best Buy.
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