Those are some real pricks who can pour beer on and laugh at a guy in a wheelchair. I'm sure you can stand up for yourself ( you know what I mean) but those are some genuine a-holes.
That's the bottom line. Life will catch up to losers like that eventually.
When I read Flames Gimp's description, the first thing that popped in my head was that it was a new script for Glee.
It's over. Rage for a while but then move on. Life's too short to carry that burden for too long.
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That just plain sucks FG. Some peoples kids... Just understand that they will get their "reward" at some point.
At some moment in the future you will be at home and for no reason a wash of euphoria will pass over you and you will not understand at first the meaning of this unheralded joy. When this happens know that it is the laws of karma going to work. Know that these laws dictate that someday, somewhere those idiots will be taking out the garbage and the bag will rip and spill all over the carpet. That bag will be filled with the litter of a sick cat.
Rest easy FG - they will get their comeuppance
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The dome is just so terrible for people in wheelchairs. I was with my brother last night and we were trying to fight our way through the crowd out to the waiting handibus he bumped into a guy who turned around and said; "Not like I need that leg anyways" before stomping off.
This after we both are yelling excuse me and my bro is trying to drive as carefully as possible. What else is he supposed to do? He'd had two drunk guys basically fall into his lap seconds before and he just laughed it off (they were both apologetic).
But I can't imagine how difficult it is to try and drive through that crowd at all. Has anyone else in chairs been to other major sporting venue's and are they any better?
I wonder if you contact security that they can look through video and find the incident and then give it to the media to plaster those dickheads face all over TV and newspaper....see how funny they think it is at that point.
I dont even know you and this makes me beyond livid. Gotta get even on stuff like this...somehow.
oh man that would be amazing... don't know if they would do that. anyone on cp work security at the dome?
I dripped some beer on to a lady sitting in the row infront of me as I was shimmying to my seats. She didn't notice...
This grinds my gears.
Put a freaking lid on your beers until your get to your seats people, it is really not that hard and you don't waste as much beer.
Saw a guy last night trying to carry three beers to his seats, spilled beer all over the row in front of him and by the the time he got to his seat the beers were now only 3/4 full.
Hate going to a game only to have worry about drunk idiots spilling beer down the back of my $200 jersey while they get to their seats.
But I can't imagine how difficult it is to try and drive through that crowd at all. Has anyone else in chairs been to other major sporting venue's and are they any better?
gm place or whatever its called now in vancouver is miles ahead of the saddledome. We really do need a new building.
I dripped some beer on to a lady sitting in the row infront of me as I was shimmying to my seats. She didn't notice...
I think I told this story before, but I had a Canuck fan do that to me on purpose at a game in Vancouver before.
I felt a little bit of beer land on my neck and trickle down my back. I turned around and looked, and the guy was looking forward, straight-faced, so I assumed it was an accident. Then it happened again... and being the laid back guy I am, I let it go. Then it happened again, but that time I heard snickering... At that point I was fuming, but I was holding back because I was out numbered and hate conflict.
Finally after the next time, I turned around and started to freak out a little, but the guy's friend apologized to me and told his buddy to knock it off, so it deflated the situation. It takes a lot to provoke me into a confrontation, but when it happens, I am a powder keg.
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The Dome sucks when you're in a chair...my favorite comment was when I where leaving after the home opener heading over the catwalk to the train. The guy behind says; "Why is everyone going so slow? We all have working legs!". Like really does it make you feel better to make fun of the guy in the wheelchair? The guy who has accomplished more without the use of his legs then you will ever do in your life! Fataing bi-ped POS's!
Edit: not sure that makes sense, hopped up on my meds at-the-moment. So many advantages, so many...(I don't normally post when I'm this effed...)
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Put a freaking lid on your beers until your get to your seats people, it is really not that hard and you don't waste as much beer.
Saw a guy last night trying to carry three beers to his seats, spilled beer all over the row in front of him and by the the time he got to his seat the beers were now only 3/4 full.
Hate going to a game only to have worry about drunk idiots spilling beer down the back of my $200 jersey while they get to their seats.
I did have a lid on it. The lid leaked. It was a very small amount that got on her and like I said she didn't even notice.
About a year ago, there was a guy in a wheel chair, stuck in the snow, trying to cross the street in front of my work. I was waiting at the light to go home, and I jumped out of my car to help push him across the street. He looked stright at me, like he understood what I was doing, waited for me to walk all the way over to him, and the second I put my hands on the chair, he blurts out:
"Get your hands off me, you F@GGOT!"
I lol'd, got in my car, and went on my merry way.
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