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<blockquote data-quote="Star*" data-source="post: 452447" data-attributes="member: 4964"><p>Leave note on SOB's windshield (I think we've had a similar discussion before) </p><p></p><p>Because - when DF first got his handicapped placard? He felt the same way you do, and it took years to get him over the fact that Yes Virginia you may need the handicapped spot somedays - so use it and shut up. </p><p></p><p>So here goes the letter for the simple man - </p><p></p><p>Dear Elegant Complainer </p><p></p><p>Today it was pointed out to me by the building landlord you felt slighted because I use the handicapped parking spot. For your complaint alone? I'm sorry for YOU. Apparently it had escaped your line of sight the placard not easily obtained from any physician (lest they loose their medical license that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention their years of commitment, and sacrafice to their profession; of which I'm sure they are not willing to forego based on your opinion of my condition). </p><p></p><p>While it occurs to me that absolutely NONE of my personal business or medical conditions are any of your business, your letter gives me an opportunity to educate someone once again. So I will say this much, and then I will say no more about this particular problem which I feel is all yours. Not every disability is visible with an untrained eye. Taking into account my assumption that you did not attend as many years of medical school as my physician I will continue to rely on his professional opinion on what is best and necessary for my continued healing. </p><p></p><p>It has however been brought to light for many people [who are slightly more in the know of my needs] that as a person who has such compassion for handicapped people and close parking spaces that you tend to nab the second closest spot on the lot. Perhaps a show of good faith by your own person would be to park farther away ----where others could not hear you complain so much about things you don't understand, and should not speak about in the first place. The exercise for your tongue alone would do you good. Why by the time you and that tongue of yours made it from the farthest space to the door? You'd both be so tired? You'd have nothing to complain about. </p><p></p><p>Signed </p><p>HNR. </p><p></p><p>Of course you word it nicer that I would - but I have cards with Mickey Mouse waiving a finger printed that say something much less fetching and only use them when real Jerkasauruses are in need of a wakeup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Star*, post: 452447, member: 4964"] Leave note on SOB's windshield (I think we've had a similar discussion before) Because - when DF first got his handicapped placard? He felt the same way you do, and it took years to get him over the fact that Yes Virginia you may need the handicapped spot somedays - so use it and shut up. So here goes the letter for the simple man - Dear Elegant Complainer Today it was pointed out to me by the building landlord you felt slighted because I use the handicapped parking spot. For your complaint alone? I'm sorry for YOU. Apparently it had escaped your line of sight the placard not easily obtained from any physician (lest they loose their medical license that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention their years of commitment, and sacrafice to their profession; of which I'm sure they are not willing to forego based on your opinion of my condition). While it occurs to me that absolutely NONE of my personal business or medical conditions are any of your business, your letter gives me an opportunity to educate someone once again. So I will say this much, and then I will say no more about this particular problem which I feel is all yours. Not every disability is visible with an untrained eye. Taking into account my assumption that you did not attend as many years of medical school as my physician I will continue to rely on his professional opinion on what is best and necessary for my continued healing. It has however been brought to light for many people [who are slightly more in the know of my needs] that as a person who has such compassion for handicapped people and close parking spaces that you tend to nab the second closest spot on the lot. Perhaps a show of good faith by your own person would be to park farther away ----where others could not hear you complain so much about things you don't understand, and should not speak about in the first place. The exercise for your tongue alone would do you good. Why by the time you and that tongue of yours made it from the farthest space to the door? You'd both be so tired? You'd have nothing to complain about. Signed HNR. Of course you word it nicer that I would - but I have cards with Mickey Mouse waiving a finger printed that say something much less fetching and only use them when real Jerkasauruses are in need of a wakeup. [/QUOTE]
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