Tell me if I’m doing something wrong

[greengeezer]

I usually go out early to one of several local places for breakfast. The location I chose this morning had a round table near the window with a view of the nearby mountains. While waiting for my order, I happened to notice that the table had one of the wheelchair/handicapped logos engraved along the edge.

I had always assumed that inside a restaurant, the logo meant that the table was wheelchair accessible, but another diner glared at me and told me that the table was reserved for handicapped. I believe he was incorrect and I didn’t move. What is the correct interpretation of the symbol?

 

[GeauxHerd]

that table is wheel chair accessible like you state however it’s in the same boat as handy cap shitter stall and open for use if not in use by a handy cap person.
Handi cap parking spaces are the exception. Those you park your car and leave in so it’s a no no to use if you aren’t handicapped. You can easily get up from the table or shitter if need be. Moving a car is a process.

 

[MichiganHerd]

I wouldn't sit at a handicapped table, out of fear that someone in a wheelchair would embarrass me by kicking my ass. Imagine that would be very humiliating.

Reminds me of Herd Fever again though. He talked about slapping some bitch in a wheelchair and knocking her out of the chair.

This forum would be much better if Fever were back to posting. Figure with Fever, Walden, and Sistersville, we could have a lot more diversity here.

 

[MichiganHerd]

that table is wheel chair accessible like you state however it’s in the same boat as handy cap shitter stall and open for use if not in use by a handy cap person.
Handi cap parking spaces are the exception. Those you park your car and leave in so it’s a no no to use if you aren’t handicapped. You can easily get up from the table or shitter if need be. Moving a car is a process.

We had a very engaging thread on these topics. Without reading through it, not sure if you were out of prison yet when this one hit the forum.

https://marshall.forums.rivals.com/threads/handicap-bathrooms.61146/

 

[GeauxHerd]

I wouldn't sit at a handicapped table, out of fear that someone in a wheelchair would embarrass me by kicking my ass. Imagine that would be very humiliating.

Reminds me of Herd Fever again though. He talked about slapping some bitch in a wheelchair and knocking her out of the chair.

This forum would be much better if Fever were back to posting. Figure with Fever, Walden, and Sistersville, we could have a lot more diversity here.

With your significant shrinkage, you may qualify for being disabled

 

[SamSwimmer]

I usually go out early to one of several local places for breakfast. The location I chose this morning had a round table near the window with a view of the nearby mountains. While waiting for my order, I happened to notice that the table had one of the wheelchair/handicapped logos engraved along the edge.

I had always assumed that inside a restaurant, the logo meant that the table was wheelchair accessible, but another diner glared at me and told me that the table was reserved for handicapped. I believe he was incorrect and I didn’t move. What is the correct interpretation of the symbol?

I'm with Geaux on this. With the exception of handicapped parking spaces, most other facilities & accommodations are fair game AS LONG AS not a single handicapped person is inconvenienced. If you're seated & someone with a disability comes in, you offer the table with the expectation you're going to have to find another table (or be out of luck.)

 

[i am herdman]

I usually go out early to one of several local places for breakfast. The location I chose this morning had a round table near the window with a view of the nearby mountains. While waiting for my order, I happened to notice that the table had one of the wheelchair/handicapped logos engraved along the edge.

I had always assumed that inside a restaurant, the logo meant that the table was wheelchair accessible, but another diner glared at me and told me that the table was reserved for handicapped. I believe he was incorrect and I didn’t move. What is the correct interpretation of the symbol?

Tell them to **** off. It is handicap accessible. Tell them of it is needed you will gladly get up and give it to them.

 

[WV-FAN]

i parked in a handicap spot the other day. hope this helps.

 

[greengeezer]

I’ve read that the big new thing is identifying as handicapped. I’m pretty satisfied with my gender and race so that might be the way to go. Can I just wear a pin or do I have to go to a flea market and buy a rusty chair?

 

[greengeezer]

I wouldn't sit at a handicapped table, out of fear that someone in a wheelchair would embarrass me by kicking my ass.

Stick your cane in the chair spokes. Pretty much helpless after that.