Okay... not all of them, but sometimes.. I just can't help myself.
One time, I seen a guy with one leg come out of his house. I didn't think anything of it, until his three-legged dog hobbled out after him.
I lol'd
I'm never rude to them or anything, because I know it has to be a harsh and traumatic thing to go through.
But just sometimes...
One time, I seen a guy with one leg come out of his house. I didn't think anything of it, until his three-legged dog hobbled out after him.
I lol'd
I'm never rude to them or anything, because I know it has to be a harsh and traumatic thing to go through.
But just sometimes...

like in borat when he says "you will never get this, you will never get this
and then he escapes, and get THAT"
lol
Well , they're allway's asking the "ABLED"
to treat them the same..
So i say why the fuck not , my grandad lost a leg in a motorcycle accident , and he say's if you can't take people rippin the piss out of you , you might aswell go and curl into a ball and die..
We all get the piss taken out of us in one way or another , weather its you're acne or you're lack of leg's.. , there shouldn't be limit's just because of some one's incapability's..
I treat all people the same..
Weather there
Black
white
Yellow
Inbetween any of the above
disabled..
Abled..
Or just plain Retarded.. :)
Did you point?
If so, you may have gone to far, unless you were pointing at the dog I guess.
I laugh at ethnic people being stereotypical or horribly retarded/disfigured people or other things that people aren't supposed to laugh at.
People laugh at dumb shit I do all the time, anyway. Sometimes I get drunk and throw my prosthetic leg across a room and try to get up to go get it and faceplant. That kinda shit.
I've come to the conclusion that no matter where you go or what you do someone is secretly laughing at you.
We're all hilarious to someone, the crippled and/or severely retarded aren't any different.
And the one with the dog i think i may have lold as well.
Most people feel sorry for cripples I guess. But it has alot to do with what situation you're in.
Like if you're just walking down the street with a friend and suddenly there's someone walking past you looking like a pirate with his pegleg and god knows what. Would you say; "aww, poor guy."
Probably not. You'd laugh.
And the dog thing was kind of funny.
thats what i do.
and i pretend laughing at something else.
haha. i laughed at your post LMAO.
Those of us who are disabled tend to get annoyed when people laugh. We might "accidentally" roll over your foot or something.
Tobra - IIN Princess
Screw the ballbarings, could you please pray as I have no faith anymore that this a-hole gets a bad case of vertigo. It is far worse and then he will truly understand.
Thank you.
This person probably got the three legged down because he could understand and relate to the dogs situation, seeing how he as a person was also missing a leg.
One day you could loose a leg and you have to ask if you want to be laughed at or NOT!
still try not too, or at least not right at them.
Goddess, I must be a shoe in for apprval if folk can let bygons be...
@ Poster. Before you laugh at cripples, keep in mind that you may someday find yourself on the receiving end.
Word to the wise.
Tobra - Often Copied/Never Surpassed!
Give me a month and we will see.
So as long as you're not taking it further like telling the guy he's a cripple and laughing directly at him, there is really no problem in chuckling a bit.
Women: The most amazing creatures on god's green earth. There are obvious exceptions to the rule - but generally I lay off them.
Cripple people: That shit will come back and bite you in the ass if you're not careful. I have a morbid fear of ending up in a wheelchair or without an arm or leg or some other horrible disfigurement. Crippled people are therefore off limits. I will not laugh at them or mock them. End of.
My bf tells me I look sexy. I pose for him occationally.
Tobra
Yeah, me. LOL.
But after reading the above post by Ploxcube, I think *I* was in error. Yes, go ahead and laugh at me and my chair - I am an equal and should be able to take it.
Of course, that being said, I hope that the rest of you aren't offened if I laugh at you, your looks, your choices of clothes or your (oftentimes questionable) parentage.
Tobra - EQUAL and Proud Hottie
"It's their fault for being crippled, my parents say."
Wow. Just wow. I'd love to have been brought up by those people.
At least I don't think so.
I dunno, maybe it really was just the irony of the situation.
^^ alot of people responded to this..
craziness.
It's not that you find all people who are crippled hilarious (at least, I don't think you do) - it's more that you're laughing at that particular thing.
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Your idiously makes me cry, which is sad.
Give me a month and we will see.
>>Cocks eyebrow<<
Time will tell.
My chair is a matter of form following function.
I can stand, walk with leg braces, but my bones cannot be depended on to support my weight indefinantely.
OMB
i feel so bad. and hate doing it buttt. ya
and i read a lot of funny thingys on here but yours is the funniest...i feel bad i laff but fuck this is funny
God Bless
xx
but at the same time i lold at the man and his dog
At my old high school, the smoking area was across the street, so every day at lunch I'd go out for one with my mates.
There has always been a class for the "special" kids who had a disability like Downs syndrome.
Well this one EXTREMELY overweight, short downs girl waddled out of the school to sit at a bench and eat her lunch with the rest of the class.
I was just standing across the street, chatting and looking at all the people walking around the grounds when all of a sudden, this downs girl, tripped and fell on the bench with the rest of the "special" kids. They all started screaming and pushing each other, throwing food, crying etc...
I laughed so hard I cried, it was the funniest thins is ever saw during my time at high school...
I know, I'm a horrible person.
But it was just so funny, picture it like this:
A bunch of sobbing, obese, Mini-me's all rolling on top of each other while making "urwangghhaaaahhhg" sounds...
I don't normally laugh at handicapped people, but I couldn't help it. It was uncontrollable. It was the funniest thing I think I've ever seen in my entire life.
It must have been scary for all the downs kids, not knowing what's going on and having some 300lb, wailing girl, rolling on top of you and your lunch.
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You have no idea how hard this is to deal with as it is far worst than you can imagine.
Cheers.
It's their fault for being crippled, my parents say.
Same thing happened to me when I was 5 years old... because I was a kid!
Psstt... Sarcasm.
Learn to read.
The OP clearly stated that they were laughing at the SITUATION not the individual him self.
You must have a bad case of "selective vision"
I seen an old man on his mobility scooter totally topple over onto its side once it was the funniest thing I ever saw.
!!!!!! LOL!!!!!