does anyone else prefer the disabled toilet stall over the normal stall

**sArA** · 12-19-2004, 11:23 PM

We tend to use the nicely pc word of 'disabled' in the Uk, doesn't seem to offend anyone to my limited knowledge.

Pesonally, I usually wipe my own

muchspl2 · 12-20-2004, 02:02 AM

Originally Posted by BILLY-THE-FISH

Here in the UK the disabled toilets have like a pull down bar which is excellent for leverage!!

yea we have bars here in the us, sometimes on both sides

**vivitron 15** · 12-20-2004, 11:08 AM

Originally Posted by Sara

We tend to use the nicely pc word of 'disabled' in the Uk, doesn't seem to offend anyone to my limited knowledge.

Pesonally, I usually wipe my own

my gf is working on an "inclusion scheme" for young people who experience physical and/or mental difficulties and she got repremanded for using the term "disabled" with reference the disabled toilet - apparantly its politically correct to call it an "accessible toilet" now

whats the world coming to?

**Barbarossa** · 12-20-2004, 11:14 AM

In a similar way, I prefer the disabled parking spaces at sainsbury's, there's more room to get out of your car, and they're much closer to the shop entrance...

**manker** · 12-20-2004, 11:27 AM

Originally Posted by barbarossa

In a similar way, I prefer the disabled parking spaces at sainsbury's, there's more room to get out of your car, and they're much closer to the shop entrance...

I've been driving my Gramma around recently since she isn't very well and being a bit absent minded she's left her orange disabled badge in my car.