A sign at Knott’s Berry Farm for the handicap.
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Special access to *faceplant*
I think this is meant to be a humorous sign, not to be meant taken seriously.
I’m trying to figure out who the joke it for, the handicapped people who find it hysterical they can’t use the stairs? The able-bodies people who think it’s funny to send someone in a wheel chair down a flight of stairs? I’m not getting it.
They should get their asses of their chairs and just walk…
No, no. It’s hilarious. I see it. So funny. :/
*hem
*proffers a set of ~*
The one on the wheerchair looks like he’s having a blast.
I’m in a wheelchair, and I though it was pretty funny.
One have to have a sense of humour about one’s disability, otherwise you’ll just get bitter and rot away.
I thought the sign was funny too. You know someone once actually said to me “why don’t you just forget your disability and take the stairs?” Well yeah, sure. ‘ll just ignore the lack of feeling in the lower half and yeah – take the stairs. Up to the fourth floor. Sure. I had to laugh when he said it, but then he got mad – he was serious. Wow. I still laughed at what he said like it was sarcasm. You also have to ignore stupid people – even though they are entertaining!
*waters faceplant*
*harvests faceplant for coins*
Wow, how did FB2 get on FB.
Where is FB2 located *scratches head*.
That way.
If I could walk THAT way…
*chooses another path*
*clang, clang, clang, clang
*carries on hammering a fuselage*
Who knows, perhaps “A Flight of Stairs” is one of the attractions?
I’m not really all that attracted to stairs…
I don’t recall one of the Attractions being called “A. Flight of Stairs”.
If it’s a flight of strairs then there is no need to walk anyway.
WOW! A craptastic photo of a plastic sign from a $2 shop that is stuck on a bedroom door.
This fail is a fail. Failblog needs to stop trying so hard.
Seriously, if you hate this site so much, gtfo.
But then Iva wouldn’t be able to make others miserable. That just wouldn’t be fun don’t ya know.
You would pay $2 for a cheap piece of plastic?
I would pay $5 if they know how to sell it.
Touché… You have won this round, Lola!
Mein Führer! I can walk!
good one…not everybody gets it, but this 1964 movie is awesomely hillarious
“Awesomely hillarious’. Kubrick would’ve been so pleased with that description.
I’m healed! I’m healed! I was blind and now I can see!
I was hopping along, minding my own business, all of a sudden up he comes, cures me! One minute I’m a leper with a trade, next minute my livelihood’s gone! Not so much as a by your leave! “You’re cured mate.” Bloody do-gooder!
seems like the one in the wheelchair is allready preparing for the flight
He’s all ready ready already.
WALK, TIMMY!
challenge for the handicapped
I am healed, praise the fail blog!
No walk in the woods then?
One can only hope.
The woods are not equipped with a ramp and there’s bird poop on the special flight of stairs.
Failed fricking son of a dead whore i hope he dies.
It’s a special access! Probably a chute
You shoot people?
That is horrid!
*shot*
Yep, well….
*hands K@ a shotglass with a chute*
*funnels tequila down*
Do people in wheelchairs get annoyed by Stairway to heaven?
Not annoyed as they are by “Paradise by the dashboard light”.
~as annoyed
These boots were made for walking….Nancy Sinatra, soooo insensitive.
What I really meant was that EVERYBODY should be annoyed by Paradise etc.
It wouldn’t be so bad if it weren’t twenty-freakin-billion hours long.
Now now, that’s just one step beyond.
The sign CLEARLY indicates you have to stand up from your wheel chair….
i can walk
Whoa! This is really bad lol!
I’ve never needed stairs to get access to special people.
It is ’cause you are already special yourself! *squeezies*
Are squeezes the special of the day?
*squeeze!*
Blue Light special on aisle squeeze!
*squeeze!*
My speciality!
Watch that first step – it’s a loo loo!!!!!
were is that at kmots berry farm??
wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeechair! (one way to make stairs more exciting)
Stand in the place where you wheel
Now face stairs
Think about direction wonder why
You’re falling head first…
Bwahahahaha!
Miracles this way ->
Ha! you beat me to it!
Republican idea of equal access.
Well, at least the sign indicates that it’s only accessible for people who can walk short distances / take stairs (and yes, many people have a wheelchair because they can’t walk *more than a few minutes*. it happens a lot. get over it.)
The real fail is all the others who just slap a standard “wheelchair accessible” sign next to the flight of stairs…
Oh crap! They found us out. The figured out that all crippled people can really walk, we’re just too lazy to.
–Throws this thread down a flight of stairs–
–laughs–
You guys should stop making fun of people with disabilities. Some of those comments are downright rude.
As far as the sign goes, those things are real unfortunately. They are because certain older rides were built without any ramps (before wheelchair accessability was considered in construction plans). Thankfully, the new rides do not have these set ups (though still require a transfer from wheelchair to ride unit).
I know this because I have been to three Cedar Fair parks (same company that owns Knotts Berry) including Dorney Park (once), Kings Island (three times), Cedar Point and Geauga Lake (many times).
Your rude comment has been duly noted and reported to ettiquettehell.com.
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Aunt Fifi
The sign seems to be saying, “Yeah, all you have to do is get out of your chair and use a cane. Then you can use the stairs. We know you’re just faking it.”
More than half of people in wheelchairs can actually walk a few meters with a cane. They have the wheelchair to travel any distance that’s longer than a few meters.
For those who have feeling in the lower parts of their body this is true, but it’s often painful depending on the injury or disease that caused it. Even some that have limited feeling can learn to walk.
Symbol win.
Who said cripples are treated differently
i love how the guy is getting out of the wheel chair.
he can do it!
you can do it!
It’s kind of ironic to caption a sign you are making fun of with a caption that isn’t even correct. It should read “for the handicapped.” If you are going to make fun of things, don’t murder the English language yourself.
Rude
You can do it!!!!