Man farts at guys wife's face and then gets punched....

Thoughts_Arrive

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDxK48wE ... =autoshare

Claireack

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

threefish10

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's the American way.

theserialthrilla

threefish10 wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's the American way.

i was going to say that

Dissidentman

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's much easier to navigate Walmart in a rascal.

Poncier

Dissidentman wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's much easier to navigate Walmart in a rascal.

But this rascal was riding his Rascal in Target.

Dissidentman

Poncier wrote:

Dissidentman wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's much easier to navigate Walmart in a rascal.

But this rascal was riding his Rascal in Target.

Who is talking about the old guy? I'm talking from experience. Rascal owners unite!

MaxGoldenrod

Poncier wrote:

Dissidentman wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

It's much easier to navigate Walmart in a rascal.

But this rascal was riding his Rascal in Target.

Is there really a difference? I like Target about as much as I do WalMart...

81

MaxGoldenrod wrote:

Is there really a difference? I like Target about as much as I do WalMart...

around here, the Target stores are generally cleaner.

small town walmarts are also generally cleaner. city ones are hit and miss depending on what city/part of city they are in.

my local walmart was just remodeled, so it looks better, but i still don't like going in it.

The local target is goofy as well. The Beer aisle has an emergency door on one end that leads to the frozen goods. No other store in the area has the beer aisle capped off like that. weird.

chadwick

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

obviously he walks with a limp and is most likely in some sort of pain. no one has pain and walks with a limp in England or Scotland?

threefish10

chadwick wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

obviously he walks with a limp and is most likely in some sort of pain. no one has pain and walks with a limp in England or Scotland?

Come on, it's pure laziness.

I loved it when I went to disneyland and saw all the lazy arsed parents who hired the clearly branded Disneyland wheelchairs and then got their kids to push their fat arses around. Never have I been to a place that had that many wheelchairs available to hire. Clearly if you don't need the wheelchair outside of Disneyland, you don't need to hire one for your lazy arse inside of Disneyland.

chadwick

threefish10 wrote:

Come on, it's pure laziness.

I loved it when I went to disneyland and saw all the lazy arsed parents who hired the clearly branded Disneyland wheelchairs and then got their kids to push their fat arses around. Never have I been to a place that had that many wheelchairs available to hire. Clearly if you don't need the wheelchair outside of Disneyland, you don't need to hire one for your lazy arse inside of Disneyland.

maybe some of them can't walk all those miles and be on their feet for 8 or 10 hours at a time, yes/no?
i imagine disneyland as an all day (and all evening) event
my bad knees would not allow such a thing
most likely i'd be one in the wheelchair only after i couldn't take the pain any longer and after i ate a handfull of pain pills

i don't even know if i can walk a full mile without dying, this is why i swim. also i can't attend concerts like most people, i can't stand up for long periods of time, i need a seat, i need the handicap section which i have not accepted yet

i'll tell ya what kills... not walking up stairs, that is fine, its walking down stairs, that is a one step at a time event with lots of ouch to it

Dissidentman

Is that a submarine sandwich in your pocket?

Dissidentman

chadwick wrote:

threefish10 wrote:

Come on, it's pure laziness.

I loved it when I went to disneyland and saw all the lazy arsed parents who hired the clearly branded Disneyland wheelchairs and then got their kids to push their fat arses around. Never have I been to a place that had that many wheelchairs available to hire. Clearly if you don't need the wheelchair outside of Disneyland, you don't need to hire one for your lazy arse inside of Disneyland.

maybe some of them can't walk all those miles and be on their feet for 8 or 10 hours at a time, yes/no?
i imagine disneyland as an all day (and all evening) event
my bad knees would not allow such a thing
most likely i'd be one in the wheelchair only after i couldn't take the pain any longer and after i ate a handfull of pain pills

i don't even know if i can walk a full mile without dying, this is why i swim. also i can't attend concerts like most people, i can't stand up for long periods of time, i need a seat, i need the handicap section which i have not accepted yet

i'll tell ya what kills... not walking up stairs, that is fine, its walking down stairs, that is a one step at a time event with lots of ouch to it

Chad, I got you this:

dcfaithful

Again, how do you find this shit?

unlost dogs

Dissidentman wrote:

Is that a submarine sandwich in your pocket?

Wow, Dman, you look different from when I saw you in Providence.

You shaved, right?

Dru_Cortez

It's funny,
but the young dude should just
admit he was trying to provoke
the Rascal couple-
incidentally, how CUTE are a set of his/her
motorized scooters?!
Absolutely adorable.
Anyways, the young 'un was trying
to get these people riled up,
so why not admit that?
"It's a squeeze toy that I play with..."
Gimme a break!
Cheers.

Poncier

Dissidentman wrote:

Is that a submarine sandwich in your pocket?

Nah, I'm just happy to see you.

Dissidentman

unlost dogs wrote:

Dissidentman wrote:

Is that a submarine sandwich in your pocket?

Wow, Dman, you look different from when I saw you in Providence.

You shaved, right?

Different hat. duh.

Thoughts_Arrive

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

He is probably lying that he is disabled to receive social security payments / disability pension.
Busted!

Thoughts_Arrive

dcfaithful wrote:

Again, how do you find this shit?

My friend posted it on facebook.

chadwick

Dissidentman wrote:

chadwick wrote:

threefish10 wrote:

Come on, it's pure laziness.

I loved it when I went to disneyland and saw all the lazy arsed parents who hired the clearly branded Disneyland wheelchairs and then got their kids to push their fat arses around. Never have I been to a place that had that many wheelchairs available to hire. Clearly if you don't need the wheelchair outside of Disneyland, you don't need to hire one for your lazy arse inside of Disneyland.

maybe some of them can't walk all those miles and be on their feet for 8 or 10 hours at a time, yes/no?
i imagine disneyland as an all day (and all evening) event
my bad knees would not allow such a thing
most likely i'd be one in the wheelchair only after i couldn't take the pain any longer and after i ate a handfull of pain pills

i don't even know if i can walk a full mile without dying, this is why i swim. also i can't attend concerts like most people, i can't stand up for long periods of time, i need a seat, i need the handicap section which i have not accepted yet

i'll tell ya what kills... not walking up stairs, that is fine, its walking down stairs, that is a one step at a time event with lots of ouch to it

Chad, I got you this:

i love tetris

threefish10

chadwick wrote:

threefish10 wrote:

Come on, it's pure laziness.

I loved it when I went to disneyland and saw all the lazy arsed parents who hired the clearly branded Disneyland wheelchairs and then got their kids to push their fat arses around. Never have I been to a place that had that many wheelchairs available to hire. Clearly if you don't need the wheelchair outside of Disneyland, you don't need to hire one for your lazy arse inside of Disneyland.

maybe some of them can't walk all those miles and be on their feet for 8 or 10 hours at a time, yes/no?
i imagine disneyland as an all day (and all evening) event
my bad knees would not allow such a thing
most likely i'd be one in the wheelchair only after i couldn't take the pain any longer and after i ate a handfull of pain pills

i don't even know if i can walk a full mile without dying, this is why i swim. also i can't attend concerts like most people, i can't stand up for long periods of time, i need a seat, i need the handicap section which i have not accepted yet

i'll tell ya what kills... not walking up stairs, that is fine, its walking down stairs, that is a one step at a time event with lots of ouch to it

All very good points, and probably very true in some cases, but i am very sure that more then 80% of the cases I witnessed at Disneyland was nothing but laziness. You seriously walk into Disneyland and by the main gate they have the wheelchair hire place and it literally had thousands of wheelchairs all lined up. I can't believe that all the people the people who i saw there all have knee/back/whatever problems. I'm gonna chalk most of it up to laziness.

Claireack

chadwick wrote:

Claireack wrote:

You know it made me wonder why the man was in a chair in the first place as he was obviously more than capable of walking and using all his limbs.

obviously he walks with a limp and is most likely in some sort of pain. no one has pain and walks with a limp in England or Scotland?

I have watched the film again and yes he has got a minor limp in his right leg, more of a stiffness so I suspect an arthritic knee or hip.

To be honest, working a lot with the elderly and seeing some really serious leg/foot problems I probably have lost some of my empathy towards people with 'minor' complaints. But the man was pretty sprightly for someone in a chair.

Yes we do have people in pain in England and Scotland, but I don't believe the use of mobility chairs/scooters is as widespread. They are expensive to buy even with help and not everyone can afford them. There is also quite a lot of stigma attached to them. My mum (who isn't particularly old) would struggle walking any more than 100 yds but would not consider having a chair/scooter. In fact if I turned up at her house with a walking stick for her she'd probably hit me with it.

I'm sorry that you are having problems with your knees and am glad that they aren't stopping you swim.