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Old 04-13-2008, 12:59 PM #17
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Now that is a great idea!!!!

Taking photos of cars that are illegally parked.

I remember way back when Alan used to drive, we had the hanging handicapped thing that you hang on the mirror.

Well, to look at Alan and me, way back then, we didn't look like there was anthing wrong with us. I guess you have to LOOK disabled for people to THINK it.

So we got out of the car at our local Costco. Do you know that people came up to us and yelled "how dare you have a disability hanging thing, you don't look disabled".

We each pulled out our medicare cards.

Now how stupid were these people???

Oh brother.
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