People who aren't handicapped but somehow have a handicap placard.

[UK2K]

Parked outside the office right now. No idea who it belongs to, I'm assuming a vendor.

https://s12.postimg.org/o399f4o8t/20161118_150408.jpg

Hate them? Love them? Are they being clever, or super dickheads?

[dunksby]

Well, a deaf guy is still disabled and have rich parents or just successful? You would not see the special accessibility stuff on their cars.

[UK2K]

Well, a deaf guy is still disabled and have rich parents or just successful? You would not see the special accessibility stuff on their cars.

I feel like you can't get an operating license if you're deaf.

Or can you? That seems super sketch.

[dunksby]

I feel like you can't get an operating license if you're deaf.

Or can you? That seems super sketch.
Just throwing out an idea, this guy could very well be just a dick.

[L.Kizzle]

Maybe they're handicapped.

[UK2K]

Maybe they're handicapped.

They didn't bother to utilize the handicap parking spot.

[Smoke117]

They didn't bother to utilize the handicap parking spot.

So...you made a thread about a guy with a handicap placard who parked in a regular parking spot...clearly, this job you have doesn't entail much work.

[Ben Simons]

Parked outside the office right now. No idea who it belongs to, I'm assuming a vendor.

https://s12.postimg.org/o399f4o8t/20161118_150408.jpg

Hate them? Love them? Are they being clever, or super dickheads?
How do you know that guy is not disabled?

Anyway, it is a definite jerk move to pretend to be disabled for personal gains. However, it is not wise to assume that somebody is not disabled simply because they appear fine the moment they step out of their car. There are more disabilities than simply the ones that are obvious immediately. I knew somebody who could walk just fine for about 100 yards, but then would start to get light headed and need to sit to prevent passing out. To me, it made perfect sense that the person was allowed to park closer to store doors, but to the people unaware of his disability, they could get bent out of shape thinking he was taking advantage of an unneeded placard.

[Ben Simons]

They didn't bother to utilize the handicap parking spot.
Wait, I didn't realize this was the complaint. There are still a bunch of reasons. First, they don't have to use only the disabled parking. Second, maybe they have chronic pain that wavers in intensity. They would actually be being really considerate leaving disabled spots open on days when they are doing well, yet still having the placard because some days they still need it.

[Overdrive]

Parked outside the office right now. No idea who it belongs to, I'm assuming a vendor.

https://s12.postimg.org/o399f4o8t/20161118_150408.jpg

Hate them? Love them? Are they being clever, or super dickheads?

Tiny member syndrome most likely.

[Ben Simons]

Tiny member syndrome most likely.
Now that is a disability.

[L.Kizzle]

Now that is a disability.
Nope, it's actually an embarrassment. However, I do think if you have an extra ordinary large member, you're considered disabled.

[Overdrive]

Wait, I didn't realize this was the complaint. There are still a bunch of reasons. First, they don't have to use only the disabled parking. Second, maybe they have chronic pain that wavers in intensity. They would actually be being really considerate leaving disabled spots open on days when they are doing well, yet still having the placard because some days they still need it.

That's kinda true, but a Lambo of all vehicles is very demanding to drive(never did myself, but even Lambo's in house test driver said you have to excert alot of energy to really handle that thing).

And I doubt you can easily get in and out with any physical handicap that would demand a closer parking slot.

[Ben Simons]

Nope, it's actually an embarrassment. However, I do think if you have an extra ordinary large member, you're considered disabled.
You mean if you have 2? :lol

[UK2K]

Wait, I didn't realize this was the complaint. There are still a bunch of reasons. First, they don't have to use only the disabled parking. Second, maybe they have chronic pain that wavers in intensity. They would actually be being really considerate leaving disabled spots open on days when they are doing well, yet still having the placard because some days they still need it.

It wouldn't be practical to drive in an over-sized Hot Wheels car if you had chronic pain.

[nathanjizzle]

maybe this person is an army veteran whom have bad knees and ankles from parachuting from planes you dipshit. i know who owns this car and thats exactly why he has that placard.

[L.Kizzle]

You mean if you have 2? :lol
:biggums: Huh?

[poido123]

So...you made a thread about a guy with a handicap placard who parked in a regular parking spot...clearly, this job you have doesn't entail much work.



Make a better thread if you have a better one?


Stop being a turd :oldlol:

[UK2K]

maybe this person is an army veteran whom have bad knees and ankles from parachuting from planes you dipshit.

Probably wouldn't be driving a Lambo, I'd guess.

Unless his knees were only bad OUTSIDE of the car.

[poido123]

maybe this person is an army veteran whom have bad knees and ankles from parachuting from planes you dipshit. i know who owns this car and thats exactly why he has that placard.


I find that hard to believe.

[UK2K]

So...you made a thread about a guy with a handicap placard who parked in a regular parking spot...clearly, this job you have doesn't entail much work.
:lol

It was tough turning around in my chair to take a picture out the window. I work on the 3rd floor and heard him pull in. Didn't see who got out. Saw the car, and *boom*, picture.

Think my boss will yell at me? Lololol

[senelcoolidge]

Mentally handicapped perhaps. I can't stand people like this. Like people on welfare but they have nice cars and furniture even homes.

[nathanjizzle]

Probably wouldn't be driving a Lambo, I'd guess.

Unless his knees were only bad OUTSIDE of the car.

yes, you know, anytime you put hundreds of pounds on your knees and ankles then pain could occur due to prior injuries, unlike sitting down with no weight on both.

[nathanjizzle]

I find that hard to believe.

i work in the automotive industry, ive made parts specifically for lamborghinis the last 4 years, i know whose cars are who on the lamborghini forums because its one of the places i market. i recognize this one in particular because his paint scheme is unique to his car. and actually i remember a thread where he posted pictures of his car and people mentioned his placard and he said in detail about his service in the military.

[UK2K]

yes, you know, anytime you put hundreds of pounds on your knees and ankles then pain could occur due to prior injuries, unlike sitting down with no weight on both.

crawling in and out of a pizza box probably wouldn't be good for them either, then.

[Facepalm]

Parked outside the office right now. No idea who it belongs to, I'm assuming a vendor.

https://s12.postimg.org/o399f4o8t/20161118_150408.jpg

Hate them? Love them? Are they being clever, or super dickheads?
These people piss me off

[Facepalm]

I feel like you can't get an operating license if you're deaf.

Or can you? That seems super sketch.
They have their grandparents apply for a card and then they use them instead.

[UK2K]

They have their grandparents apply for a card and then they use them instead.
That I can believe.

[warriorfan]

One time my homie took one out of a convertible :lol

[Ben Simons]

It wouldn't be practical to drive in an over-sized Hot Wheels car if you had chronic pain.
That was just an example. Other disabilities can fluctuate too.

[Ben Simons]

:biggums: Huh?
It was a joke on the word "extra"

[KyrieTheFuture]

I know someone who has a card because they drive their disabled relative around everywhere, I can't say whether or not they use it to park when they're not with the guy.

[aj1987]

These people piss me off
Why? What wrong did the person who owns the car do?

[CeltsGarlic]

People hated on successful people since the beginning of time. Move on guys.

[PistonsFan#21]

Why? What wrong did the person who owns the car do?

He used the same parking spot as normal persons. His kind should stick to the handicapped parking spots.
right?

[Pushxx]

How people don't realize handicapped people can share cars with non-handicapped people is beyond me.

I used to drive my grandmother's sexy caddie to buy things for her house. She had a disabled tag, but I wouldn't park in those spots.

People who snatch tags out of someone's car cause it's a nice car...two year olds lol.

[Edgar Friendly]

One time my homie took one out of a convertible :lol

And he hung it around your neck.

[9erempiree]

That car is ugly though.

[aj1987]

And he hung it around your neck.
:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

[Jasper]

USA is the leader in fat people.
Wisconsin is number ONE.
The town I live in is dominated by the laziest , fattiest people in Wisconsin.

So many people stroll out of the grocery store, and climb into a jacked up 4 x 4. :eek:

When I used to transport my mum who is a Parkinson and arthritic person , the handicap spots are full.... :rolleyes:

Walmart has guys lined up 20 feet from the door , but can't park in the lot :confusedshrug: :no: :confusedshrug:

All I have to say is our country is the laziest country in the world.

[poido123]

And he hung it around your neck.


:oldlol:

[9erempiree]

USA is the leader in fat people.


It has been Mexico for the last 2 years.

[Smoke117]

And he hung it around your neck.

Damn. :lol