People who have Handicap tags are:

With handicap thing on the rearview mirror parking in the handicap space by the garden entrance, some dude at Walmart was slinging bags of mulch into the back of his Expedition.

Maybe he just came from one of those It's A Miracle revival meetings.

Who are we to judge if the person is really handicapped or not that uses the spaces. I am sure that some scam the system, however.

There should be a driving test for fat people driving those battery powered carts in stores.

MKMoore wrote:

There should be a driving test for fat people driving those battery powered carts in stores.

I agree with that 100%. Nothing like suzy or sammy fat azz running you down while they grab those snackies and little debbies from the store shelves.

I got knocked on my azz by two ton tabitha, according to the tattoo on her 40" arm, racing away on the cart with a basket full of Doritos.

MKMoore wrote:

I got knocked on my azz by two ton tabitha, according to the tattoo on her 40" arm, racing away on the cart with a basket full of Doritos.

One got you too! LOL The one that almost ran me over was yapping on a bluetooth as she grabbed little debbies on sale.

Move On wrote:

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I agree with that 100%. Nothing like suzy or sammy fat azz running you down while they grab those snackies and little debbies from the store shelves.

It is a shame that non-handicapped folks use the tags and the electric scooter-carts. But they are just a reminder of the abusers of the systems we have in place to help the truly needy. There seem now to be more folks abusing our welfare systems than not.

I really do 'hold back' when I see those severely overweight people in the store scooters buying unhealthy food items. I know I do not know their health history and I shouldn't make judgments about them, but they absolutely do no need to eat sugary greasy junk food! I am guessing they have poor health habits and then draw from S.S. disability and get the maximum beneftis from Medicare/ Medicaid- which WE pay for!!!

MKMoore wrote:

I got knocked on my azz by two ton tabitha, according to the tattoo on her 40" arm, racing away on the cart with a basket full of Doritos.

I got knocket down by a 400+ pounder riding a fat chair trying to get to the potato salad at the deli counter. It even caused one of her quarts of mayonaise to fall out and break.

This however, was ninor compared to having to sit next to a lardo with a bag of jelly donuts on a cross country flight.

We need to have two types of disabled parking tags: one saying "Handicapped" and ther other saying "Too Fat And Lazy To Walk".

Sad.

I could care less who parks in the first spot and I am very grateful I am not wheelchair bound. That's enough for me to give the rest the benefit of the doubt. If they want to cheat, that's another handicap as far as I'm concerned. It's their sad life and it's not going to ruin my day.

We have mother and daughter that come into the store where I work and both are too large to walk around so the poor old people that really need them can't use them. I am fat but not that fat. If I get to where I can't walk around a store then just shoot my fat a@@!!

Sorry I left out almost a whole sentence. Mind faster than my fingers. These two ladies ride our carts so the old people can't use them. That is what I was trying to say!! Brain Fart!

Well, I am 42 years old and for most people to look at me they would think I was healthy, but am indeed handicapped.

I am not obese, fat, over-weight, nor am I lazy. But still I have heart and lung disease. I can't walk long distances, I can't walk fast, I want walk uphill or stairs without stopping due to shortness of breath.

Some days are better than others, but still my heart pounds in my chest constantly, reminding me of my illness. I don't always park in the handicapped spaces, but still I can't park at the end of the parking lot either.

There will always be those people out there that think people are scamming the system. But because of my situation and the way I look, I never second guess why anyone has a handicapped parking permit.

Remember, not only those in a wheelchair, on a walker, are blind, etc classify as handicapped, there are others of us, that at first glance look healthy, but are fighting our own battles day in and day out.

I would say the vast majority of people using these tags are basically just lazy. Pure and simple. Where I work, the ones using these tags are able to walk and work just as well as I can, yet they can't walk an extra 10-15 feet in the parking lot. It's just selfishness.

Im Back wrote:

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get off the bottle and the crack... you'll do better...

Go to HELL and make ALL of us better!

Mean Spirit wrote:

We have mother and daughter that come into the store where I work and both are too large to walk around so the poor old people that really need them can't use them. I am fat but not that fat. If I get to where I can't walk around a store then just shoot my fat a@@!!

bang your dead!!

M-60 Gunner wrote:

I would say the vast majority of people using these tags are basically just lazy. Pure and simple. Where I work, the ones using these tags are able to walk and work just as well as I can, yet they can't walk an extra 10-15 feet in the parking lot. It's just selfishness.

Sir, I respect your opinion, but I would ask you to further explain it to me. I am by no means lazy, I work in a professional position and I walk, slowly and must stop often, but still I walk. I don't go into stores and take advantage of the motor carts to shop.

I used to make fun of the people using the handicapped permits - would say stuff like when did being fat make you handicapped. But once my condition got to the point that I had to go to the doctor weekly and I was given a list of do's and don't's and a handicapped permit, I stopped making fun because I obviously didn't look the part and I didn't want people talking about me without knowing me nor my situation and it wasn't fair for me to do that to others.

Im Back wrote:

now if that don't get his blood pressure up enough to have an erection, i guess me and Trans will have to flip to see who goes... LOL !!!!!!!!

You see, you THINK you know ohhhhhhh so much, when in reality you don't know ****!!! It is funny to me to sit back and watch you try to know it all and be superior to the rest of us, but not even be close to the ball park in most cases.

Most people that post here, pay you no mind because everyone has figured out you are clueless - hence why you change your ID almost daily. Talk about me all you please, you idiot. You don't bother me nor do your dumb-**** lies. Knock yourself out.

Crazy Comments wrote:

Well, I am 42 years old and for most people to look at me they would think I was healthy, but am indeed handicapped.
I am not obese, fat, over-weight, nor am I lazy. But still I have heart and lung disease. I can't walk long distances, I can't walk fast, I want walk uphill or stairs without stopping due to shortness of breath.
Some days are better than others, but still my heart pounds in my chest constantly, reminding me of my illness. I don't always park in the handicapped spaces, but still I can't park at the end of the parking lot either.
There will always be those people out there that think people are scamming the system. But because of my situation and the way I look, I never second guess why anyone has a handicapped parking permit.
Remember, not only those in a wheelchair, on a walker, are blind, etc classify as handicapped, there are others of us, that at first glance look healthy, but are fighting our own battles day in and day out.

You're wasting your breathe trying to explain to these mental midgets. If they gave out handicap placards for brainless people, they'd all be eligible. I'll trade my handicapped plates with anyone of these morons if they also take my unapparent handicap. Problem is their mouth is running at 8000 rpm before their brains (?) cut in.

Jerry L wrote:

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You're wasting your breathe trying to explain to these mental midgets. If they gave out handicap placards for brainless people, they'd all be eligible. I'll trade my handicapped plates with anyone of these morons if they also take my unapparent handicap. Problem is their mouth is running at 8000 rpm before their brains (?) cut in.

And the thing is, they ALWAYS have to put someone down and belittle them without having a clue. They must live a sad and miserable life and wish the same upon others.

I understand your statement - I wouldn't wish my illness upon another person either, unless of course as you put it, it was one of these senseless morons.

Crazy Comments wrote:

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Go to HELL and make ALL of us better!

I would be willing to go but im guessing you are going to be there in the long run so im taking the higher ground.