If you click on the sticker you can clearly see how old it is, even though it seems to be current. I took these pictures last night at the GOB. Does anyone know what her Handicap is?
All kidding aside, the sticker can only be shown and the handicapped parking utilized when the person who is handicapped is the occupant of the vehicle.
During the campaign I heard her constantly complaining about her knees--uh, yes, that's it, we can vouch for it: Louise is weak in the knees (as well as the head).
Drain Bramage...? And I do believe that legally it must hang from the mirror when parked in a handicapped spot. I could be wrong, if I am, I'm most sure somebody will correct me.
Even though the handicapped sticker is valid by date I believe it is irresponsible to use it if you no longer need to. Some really handicapped person was denied a space by her misuse of it. And how do we know she mis-used it, well just watch the video ot the raucous work session where she got very physical. She did not look physically handicapped to me. Now she may have other non-physical afflicitions but those types of illnesses are not covered by handicapped stickers.
i believe that is her mothers or a relatives handicap tag and possibly the car is also registered otherwise. . it's as far as i know, not the weasels handicap tag. but she uses it..seems it should be checked out. like alot of other things she's done.
She seemed just fine walking the Church Street area on garbage day! Carrying those heavy trash bags and all. How many times did she pose for a picture Joe?
And during the election she stood outside for hours in the freezing cold. Handicap my foot....
Uh, Mental!!
ReplyDeleteShe has Tahitian disease--lakanookie
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ReplyDeleteLooks like it's good until 2011.
ReplyDeletetelling the truth
ReplyDeletebeing rational
dealing with people
accounting
local government
she has many handicaps
Her mouth?
ReplyDeleteThe use of a handicapped sticker illegally is a crime.
ReplyDeleteI would go to MVA and check the holder of the assigned number.
The disability as I like to call it are all of character, HONOR INTEGRITY, AND RELIABILITY are all missing.
Seriously--what does qualify her a handicap sticker?
ReplyDeleteI think she has a broken easel.... man this is fun.
ReplyDeleteanon 1213 Just get your doctor to sign a medical slip.
ReplyDeleteAll kidding aside, the sticker can only be shown and the handicapped parking utilized when the person who is handicapped is the occupant of the vehicle.
ReplyDeleteDuring the campaign I heard her constantly complaining about her knees--uh, yes, that's it, we can vouch for it: Louise is weak in the knees (as well as the head).
ReplyDeletemaybe being president of the council is a handicap! thanks sjd
ReplyDeleteDrain Bramage...? And I do believe that legally it must hang from the mirror when parked in a handicapped spot. I could be wrong, if I am, I'm most sure somebody will correct me.
ReplyDeleteEven though the handicapped sticker is valid by date I believe it is irresponsible to use it if you no longer need to. Some really handicapped person was denied a space by her misuse of it.
ReplyDeleteAnd how do we know she mis-used it, well just watch the video ot the raucous work session where she got very physical. She did not look physically handicapped to me. Now she may have other non-physical afflicitions but those types of illnesses are not covered by handicapped stickers.
i believe that is her mothers or a relatives handicap tag and possibly the car is also registered otherwise. . it's as far as i know, not the weasels handicap tag. but she uses it..seems it should be checked out. like alot of other things she's done.
ReplyDeleteHer handicap is no ones business.
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ReplyDeleteTertiary syphillis?
ReplyDeleteShe seemed just fine walking the Church Street area on garbage day! Carrying those heavy trash bags and all. How many times did she pose for a picture Joe?
ReplyDeleteAnd during the election she stood outside for hours in the freezing cold. Handicap my foot....
her handicap is all in her mind...
ReplyDeletei'll go along with the "lues" syndrome.
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