my crippled friends, etc.
 

So, I read this story about this cripple who went around, armed with nothing but his wheelchair, link, making millions.

...yet the above is the typical **** you hear about these critters.

So, what exactly are you trying to say HHBP?

So some fat people have to go further to buy a burger. I thought you would have approved of that.

Not anymore, McDonalds does delivery now.

So, the hour old burgers fresh off the heat lamps aren't even warm by the time you get them? What a brilliant idea.

The subject is difficult, Urban. This cripple exists in a society which is so ****ing cowardly we promote bull**** like slappy said in the above quoted. So, the cripple is trolling society.

Just like McDonalds, you get your burgers piping hot from the microwave :thumb:

Is this the moral posturing you've been telling us about?

I'm confused.

In this case I find myself slightly agreeing with you.
I can understand suing big companies that have have the financial clout to custom build all their stores so they all look the same, but in a lot of cases small businesses don't have a lot of choice in where they do business and just can't afford to make all the changes to allow disabled access.

I had a friend who owned his own small record store on the top floor of a 3 story building and all you had to get up there was a narrow winding staircase. I don't know the ins & outs of the details of what the law is there but there's no way he could have made his store accessible for disabled customers.

But I have a feeling you're just starting this thread because you now hate disabled people.

I don't think it's unreasonable to assume cripples would prefer to not be crippled...

But that doesn't mean they resent being disabled either.

In the same way I would prefer to be able to dunk a basketball, but I don't resent not being able to.

The nearest McDonalds is over 100 miles from here, I wonder how much they charge for delivery.

My mom has an electric wheelchair. She rammed it through the glass store window. No lack of ramp stopped her.

Depends on how hot the delivery girl is.

this advert represents just how cunning and evil these disabled people can be.
such treachery.



Am I right in thinking they should all be eradicated HHBH?

I'm trying to pick up some "Political correctness has gone mad!" message from the OP but all I can see is:

http://www.latentexistence.me.uk/wp-...Propaganda.jpg

I'm guessing not very, this is McDonalds.

although if she's passable I might have a taste of her McMuffin.

:p: Can you Supersize this baby? LOL

Maybe I should ram my cock in her really hard up her ass and ask if she wants fries with that.

Next up, mail order build-your-own Burgers.

Not to worry, they still maintain McDonald's world renowned quality ingredients standard. ;)

You'd be better off finding an old burger from a dumpster than to order from McDonalds. Same quality, anyway.

F*ck that.

It's Friday night, I make my own burgers on Friday nights. :D

Nothing like a Big Mac, except maybe Bubonic Plague.

God damn it, a burger sounds so good right now.

That'd be a solid way to run an escort service.

Call up McDonalds and any order coming from more than 100 miles away is a cryptic message for "I want a fun night".

For the BBW lovers, "can you supersize that?"

In spirit of the thread, make sure to eat your vegetables kids.

I'm going to hell.

I like salad, not sure what all the hate is for it.

Plus you're a skinny bitch, so don't worry about it :thumb:















I'm a skinny bitch too so I don't mean any offense by that

Every single drunk/high burger is the best burger I've ever had.

And yes, the burger are pretty dysfunctional in my neighborhood.

No, I don't hate cripples, but I don't think any company should be forced to make their store wheelchair accessible or what have you. If crips don't like it, they could just take their business elsewhere.

There's a better argument for government offices & what have you, but it should be used with discretion. In Kansas City, for example, one of the university's (to comply with the law) had to carve this monstrous complex of zigging & zagging ramps & a few elevators so cripples could make it up the hill.

To be fair though, a lot of people are born handicapped, so it's not like they had a choice in the matter.

I love cripples, the handrails are cool for when you gotta take a mean ****.

Eh? So because people don't choose to be crippled private companies should be forced by the law to accommodate crips?

No, I just don't think it's completely crazy that they would make an issue out of the lack of wheelchair accessibility.

Is there a law? I know you can legally refuse blacks to eat at your establishment if you want, and that's the way it should be since it's a private business. Demand will serve as it's own justice in that case anyways.

I was always under the impression of what happened before the advances in disabled peoples lives. They were living fruitful lives before they had a ramp to get them somewhere. I don't feel any company should be forced to do anything period, they're just another part of the work force. I don't believe companies shoould have to cater to religious beliefs either and create places for people to worship during work hours. If you hire a disabled person then you hire them based on their ability to do the job, not cost you money.

I linked in the OP.

Hah, business corporations don't want to do anything but make money for themselves, period.
Should they not have to pay their employees minimum wage? Pay taxes? Offer health insurance to employees' families? They wouldn't if they didn't have to (by regulation).
Fuck whiny corporations. If they are forced to make their places of business accessible to wheelchair-bound people, they should build a damn ramp or close down. Nobody's forcing them to open up shop in the first place.

Why did I read this in the voice of David Attenborough? :laughing:

You may have taken that a little out of context. With regards to building accessible ramps why should they have to do that? Because they opened up a shop? I feel they're providing the work environment to begin with which in this day and age is a gift in itself. I agree with all the stuff that you said previous to that, and thats why it is regulated.