This is my editorial page and since this is my website, I'm gonna use it to expound on different subjects from time to time. The opinions expressed here are mine, unless otherwise noted, and if you don't agree with them, get over it. Any response can be emailed to me and, if I feel like it, I'll answer them.

I'm going to start off on the lighter side and give you
my observations on the advantanges of using a wheelchair.

When you're at a party, you always have a place to sit.
You don't have to wait in line at Disneyland.
Your favorite shoes don't wear out.
You don't spill as much on the floor as others, it's usually in your lap.
Unclean public restrooms aren't a problem cuz you can't get into them anyway.
You don't have to worry about your weight because you can't get on the scale.
Medical exams take half the time and are only half as thorough because you can't get on the table.
You never have to speak to waitresses if accompanied by an abled-bodied adult.
You get to board the airplane first.
You develop high moral character because you can never look down on others.
 (unless you just ran them over)
You usually have plenty of places to park because everyone else is using the designated handicapped  spots.
You never block the view of others in a crowd.
There is always someone ready and willing to push you around. Literally...
You frequently inspire others.

For those who are...or wish they were...

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