[image description: A short, very steep ramp with the handicap logo on it is shown. A man climbing the ramp has his hands at the top, his left leg in the middle and his right leg at the bottom of the ramp, and his back is almost horizontal.]
I've pretty much sworn off FAIL Blog because I became convinced that making fun of other people's failures isn't very Christian, in general. On the other hand, there needs to be awareness of this particular type of FAIL because of the danger these pathetic attempts at "accessibility" pose.
Edward, I agree with what you're saying. I also don't enjoy watching people fall down, get bonked in the head, etc. as a form of entertainment over at FAIL.
These kinds of "accessible" arrangements are far too common, and really do pose a danger.
[image description: A short, very steep ramp with the handicap logo on it is shown. A man climbing the ramp has his hands at the top, his left leg in the middle and his right leg at the bottom of the ramp, and his back is almost horizontal.]
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I ran across a few ramps less steep than that this weekend. Could not go up.
This "ramp" is hazardous and does not meet ADA guidelines. Someone should sue...
Yeah this is definitely hazardous.
I've pretty much sworn off FAIL Blog because I became convinced that making fun of other people's failures isn't very Christian, in general. On the other hand, there needs to be awareness of this particular type of FAIL because of the danger these pathetic attempts at "accessibility" pose.
Edward,
I agree with what you're saying. I also don't enjoy watching people fall down, get bonked in the head, etc. as a form of entertainment over at FAIL.
These kinds of "accessible" arrangements are far too common, and really do pose a danger.
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