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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West

Being disabled.

That is all.

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By *eroLondonMan
3 weeks ago

Mayfair

You're melancholic because you can't kick an 'Nduja, KC²...? 🩶

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By *eyond PurityCouple
3 weeks ago

Lincolnshire

❤️❤️

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By *naswingdressWoman
3 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"You're melancholic because you can't kick an 'Nduja, KC²...? 🩶"

Nah. Because the world is so inaccessible and so full of total wankers, Nerø.

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By *eroLondonMan
3 weeks ago

Mayfair


"You're melancholic because you can't kick an 'Nduja, KC²...? 🩶

Nah. Because the world is so inaccessible and so full of total wankers, Nerø."

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😘❣️

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
3 weeks ago

Reading

OP I'm so sorry. You are right it must suck. And people are assholes unfortunately.

You are amazing.

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By *rookedsmileMan
3 weeks ago

Derbyshire

Hey OP

Can imagine it's really crap at times.

Hope there's brighter days ahead.

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West

I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

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By *tephenAndHisPicklenicMan
3 weeks ago

Ends

I hear you ❤️

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By *ife NinjaMan
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all."

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon "

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

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By *ife NinjaMan
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!"

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive "

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

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By *ife NinjaMan
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic. "

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine "

I wheelie am talking about my electric attachment thingy screw (which I think is in a hospital car park on the Wirral).

I can't order directly from the company who make the thing. Only via an "authorised distributor". Aka an extra mark-up!

Mr KC is going to try and bodge something.

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By *ife NinjaMan
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine

I wheelie am talking about my electric attachment thingy screw (which I think is in a hospital car park on the Wirral).

I can't order directly from the company who make the thing. Only via an "authorised distributor". Aka an extra mark-up!

Mr KC is going to try and bodge something. "

Top fella. Gaffer tape to the ready

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine

I wheelie am talking about my electric attachment thingy screw (which I think is in a hospital car park on the Wirral).

I can't order directly from the company who make the thing. Only via an "authorised distributor". Aka an extra mark-up!

Mr KC is going to try and bodge something.

Top fella. Gaffer tape to the ready "

Ohhhhhh it needs to be MUCH stronger than gaffer tape! Ideally needs welding.

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By *anonfire96Man
3 weeks ago

Mansfield

I used to push my wife who had Huntingtons, around in a wheelchair every day for around five years. The amount of times I had to go on the road coz people parked on kerbs , I could go on and on. I broke more wing mirrors off( accidentally of course) and rubbed the hand grips of the wheelchair wheels down paintwork trying to squeeze past parked vehicles. I hear you OP.

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By *ife NinjaMan
3 weeks ago

Dunfermline


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine

I wheelie am talking about my electric attachment thingy screw (which I think is in a hospital car park on the Wirral).

I can't order directly from the company who make the thing. Only via an "authorised distributor". Aka an extra mark-up!

Mr KC is going to try and bodge something.

Top fella. Gaffer tape to the ready

Ohhhhhh it needs to be MUCH stronger than gaffer tape! Ideally needs welding. "

Crikey! Have you brutalised it

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I used to push my wife who had Huntingtons, around in a wheelchair every day for around five years. The amount of times I had to go on the road coz people parked on kerbs , I could go on and on. I broke more wing mirrors off( accidentally of course) and rubbed the hand grips of the wheelchair wheels down paintwork trying to squeeze past parked vehicles. I hear you OP."

So many uneven bits, gaps in the pavement, potholes, random objects like sign boards and tables. I think today was a totally of 4 almost KOs but just about managed to cling on each time. People walking right in front of me as I tried to get up steep dropped kerbs was just 🤬

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By *ildbillkidMan
3 weeks ago

where the road goes on forever

KC and the moonlight band, just so you know your a inspiration to others,don't let it get you down

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By *inky_couple2020 OP   Couple
3 weeks ago

North West


"I believe I was completely invisible in the city today. Put your phones away when you're walking about, folks.

There's been so many disabled parking bays removed and replaced with cycle lanes and one way streets and pedestrian plazas that I had to park miles away from my appointment, my driver's door on the street side (as is customary). Getting into my chair into oncoming double deckers was an exquisite game of chicken and then there was no dropped kerb and nearly face planted.

And oh. The pavements. What pavements.

My hand couldn't cope. My electric attachment thingy is broken.

Hate, hate it all.

A world few of us will recognise. Hope you get the electric thingy repaired soon

I need a screw. A specialist type of screw. Make of that what you will, Fabsters!

Oh, you tease! I bet the screw will, likely be incredibly expensive

I think I'll need to replace the whole part from which the screw has been lost. I expect these are only supplied in pairs, like the brakes when a hospital porter broke mine. I expect to pay upwards of £100 for want of a screw stuck into a bit of hard plastic.

We're still talking your wheelie, right

It's a scandal really. It's a racket for something essential for your daily routine

I wheelie am talking about my electric attachment thingy screw (which I think is in a hospital car park on the Wirral).

I can't order directly from the company who make the thing. Only via an "authorised distributor". Aka an extra mark-up!

Mr KC is going to try and bodge something.

Top fella. Gaffer tape to the ready

Ohhhhhh it needs to be MUCH stronger than gaffer tape! Ideally needs welding.

Crikey! Have you brutalised it "

No. Just the screwy thing obviously became loose and it fell off with me noticing.

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