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Topic History of: Westfield on Saturday March 1st
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honey!oh sugar sugar.	In The Know wrote: hedda wrote: i refuse to join in ITK's shocking anti-aged mobility challenged senior citizen campaign but an old bastard ran into me in the Bondi Westfield yesterday and kept driving ahead with a determined look on his gormless face. spilt a milkshake all down my beautifully laundered shirt. ..... in a hurry to collect the benefits ? I rest my case, M'Lud PS - Most users are clearly NOT senior citizens either - just fat lazy bastards ! I think you would need to have certain amount of mobility to get into the scooter. Actually, you practically need a ladder to get into some of them! A lot of disabilities are not obvious. I have a severe back injury and often can only hobble or not walk at all. Nobody knows about it because I dont go out on a stretcher and the rest (most)of the time I am leaping round like a mountain goat.
SP17	But you will never sit on one - a mobility scooter? No answer....
In The Know (as always)	In The Know wrote: I wonder how many of these "old and infirm" people - a bit like the "disabled" who referee football matches when the DHSS isn't watching ! - would break into a sweat running like a greyhound if they saw £20 on the floor ahead ? She claimed she struggled to stand up, used a walking stick indoors and was dependent on a mobility scooter when she left the house. But Department for Work and Pensions investigators saw her carrying a 32-inch TV, taking her dog for mile-and-a-half walks and carrying heavy shopping. www.express.co.uk/news/uk/404872/UK-s-be...ar-hero-gets-NOTHING
SP17	No answer! You'll probably just sit at home, when you become infirm. As you won't want people (like you) making comments - like yours - about you.
In The Know	I wonder how many of these "old and infirm" people - a bit like the "disabled" who referee football matches when the DHSS isn't watching ! - would break into a sweat running like a greyhound if they saw £20 on the floor ahead ?