i guess this thought is gaining speed in the schools.
Everyone needs to feel special now days.
I have read that left handed people have a slightly shorter life expectancy than right handed people.
Im a lefty, but can do most stuff with either hand, so I think I have it easier than folks that can only do stuff right or left handed.
I have read that left handed people have a slightly shorter life expectancy than right handed people.
Im a lefty, but can do most stuff with either hand, so I think I have it easier than folks that can only do stuff right or left handed.
Tall privilege has been a thing for a long time. It's about time we put a stop to it. Maybe a sliding scale of higher taxes - 1% for every inch taller than average?
Those damn tall people, glad I'm only 5'18"
Tall priviledge...where its rude to offer to reach something for a short person who hasnt asked for it, but its rude to decline if they ask for help.
Tall priviledge...where its rude to offer to reach something for a short person who hasnt asked for it, but its rude to decline if they ask for help.
Why not just cap ceiling heights to 8' and ceiling fans must suspend no less than 24" from the ceiling? That seems fair to me, haha.
And the fighting, tough military have reserved parking for expectant mothers, Airman of the Month, Gold Star parents, anyone that lost someone in combat or the military and even parking for General Officers but do they have anything for those that are handicapped by wearing glasses? Noooooooooo! They haven't given us any thought!
