Dear Winifred; Dec. 5A Story by Michael StevensAdvice (NOT good!) columnWarning;
advice given is NOT politically correct!
Dear Winifred, I writing you today because
I'm fed up with people who park in handicapped parking spaces at stores and
restaurants. I'm married to a
handicapped person, and we depend on those spots because it's not easy for my
spouse to walk any farther than necessary.
And just because somebody who's not handicapped is running late or
whatever, and it's a little easier for them to park in a handicapped space, is
not only against the law, but against common decency. If this person would just stop and think, and
put themselves in our shoes; maybe they'd think twice; signed No Handicapped
Spot."
"Dear No Handicapped Spot, here's how
I recommend you handle it when some dude who can walk just fine pulls his
pimp-mobile into a clearly marked handicapped parking spot; get yourself a
bulldozer, drive it into the city, and when you see a dude who's obviously fine
parking in a handicapped space; wait until they're gone, then lower the blade
on your dozer and go straight into their car with the blade raised roughly
windshield-high, and it not only make their hard-top a convertible, but it'll
free up parking spot when you blade their car out of your way. Well, you're obviously not going to buy a
bulldozer, as those babies are not only unwieldy, but you'd get about 3 gallons
a mile. So here's what you do; leave a
nasty note on their windshield, telling them they're a complete hole, and break
out their side window with a rock. They're
likely to not get the point, as they're obviously too fricking selfish and
dense, but it'll sure make you feel
better; Winifred." © 2013 Michael Stevens |
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