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Some people just can’t catch a break.
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*boingboingboingboing*
weeeeeee!
*clankclankclankclank*
Oh thats what I was going to say granny .Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.
**crash**
*bang*
ding a ling
shaken, not stirred
Just learn to walk or get a walking chain instead of a wheelchair.
But…but…butit just doesn’t make sense! LOL. Seriously, who makes these signs!
It’s also mis-captioned. “Some people can’t catch a break.”
It looks like Wheelchair Guy is about to catch a lot of breaks when he gets to the bottom of those stairs.
People who suck at photoshopping or are to lazy to put the word Fitness on an undamaged part of the sign.
Bond Villain fake stairway fail.
shaken butt not stirred
Psssht, going down stairs in a wheelchair is easy, going up is the problem
That last step is a doozy.
step 3: push yourself over the edge
step 4: safety
get ready for a saw ass
lollersk8es. handicapped ppl doing fitness, that’s the joke, right?
Guess you have never heard of the Paralympics. BTW, the Winter Paralympics start March 12, using many of the same venues as the regular Winter Olympics.
Lol, can you imagine disabled people going down ski slopes in a wheelchair, and they should compete against olmpians in events like bobsleding where some people are deadweight, damn cheaters!
Yes, paraplegics can ski. It isn’t a wheelchair, as wheels wouldn’t work in the snow, but it’s a chair fitted with skis that pivot so that the device can be steered.And people can ski pretty fast using them, too.
And it’s in braille!
Well, _something’s_ in Braille … I’m not sure it’s English though.
of course it’s not in English! It’s in Braille! *morons*
you have to admit it does look like fun. does anyone have a wheel chair i can borrow?
As far as I can tell, it’s an empty wheelchair rolling down the stairs.. no harm done.
An empty wheelchair with a headrest?
With a little ball glued on top
Giant Snake crossing for Wheelchairs
kinky snake
you fools, the guy is just bouncing on one of those big gym balls, he’s not handicapped.
elephantitis is not funny
Wiiiiiiiiiiii fitness!
*push*
Dare devil stunts for handicaps.
before or after?
…both
cunning stunt or was it stunning?
stunning
both
tyre change and lube job please
It means that there’s a wheelchair lift in the stairwell. My school has signs made by the same company, we have that type of sign too. Although, I will admit, it’s a hilarious combination!
Its actually a warning that wheelchair users are more susceptible to being struck by lightning due to the conductive wheel chair.
So they should jump in the air when the lightning strikes to avoid injury.
lol
*prepares oil slick*
This is ANOTHER fail by Failblog. They’ve never seen a stairwell with a wheelchair lift before? I think there should be a fail posted with a picture of the failblog office.
Well if the chair lifts allow one to levitate down the stairs, then yes Failblog has failed; and this image is completely valid, though there would need to be a force field around him. Just to avoid confusion.
If you can drive your wheelchair up and down a flight of stairs, I’d say you are extremely fit.
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The wheeeeee! chair strikes again, and again…
handicap folks likes to have fun too!
I hate to admit it. But I’ve tried it, (incomplete quad c-9 and in a chair.) Its fun, but it hurts!
Handicaped crash test training!
Looks fun! Well… Better than running, never leave the same place and face a wall.
I have done just that thing by my self, that hurt can I say. I broked one leg!
Great exercise for the wheels
Total Fail! How many times must the workers be warned to put ramps for wheelchairs? Using stairs for wheelchairs is certainly against disability conventions!
Feeling sick…
I’ll take it for my blog, amaiazubiaga.wordpress.com as a disgusting example.
Good job and thanks!!
don’t try this at home!