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Gabe1

Gabe1

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donaldtoo said:
And, last time I checked, a chicago dog was pretty loaded up with "gunk"... :rolleyes:

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I think we speak a different language when it comes to Gunk. I don't look at condiments as Gunk. I put condements on almost every type of sandwich I eat. Now dumping a dog into a potato well that is gunk to me. I'll take my Chicago style hot dog with a poppy seed bun any day. :hungry:

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donaldtoo

donaldtoo

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Gabe1 said:
I think we speak a different language when it comes to Gunk. I don't look at condiments as Gunk. I put condements on almost every type of sandwich I eat. Now dumping a dog into a potato well that is gunk to me. I'll take my Chicago style hot dog with a poppy seed bun any day. :hungry:

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I guess...?
That's not even close to a hot dog...that's just a baked potato with a hot dog stuffed inside it with a bunch of other "gunk"...?
Also, I never said condiments were gunk...? :confused:
 
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Gabe1

Gabe1

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Goofyernmost said:
The red straps that you can see are to secure the wheelchair or ECV... the long one that you can see draped across the seat on the right is the over shoulder belt for the passenger. However, it only worked in a satisfactory fashion for those in a stationary chair whereas a person on a ECV was basically free standing with no other support other then the single belt. That left a lot of room for falling out of it. I'm not sure if it was state law, federal law or just something that our insurance company dictated, I really don't remember. I do remember hammering the procedure into the heads of new drivers over and over and over. A wheelchair passenger could refuse the belt and assume their own responsibility if injured, but, the ECV passenger was not given the choice.

The area just behind the driver is for the protection of the driver. Some of the wonderful public get enjoyment out of throwing things at the driver to get their attention. In many, cities, the drivers are completely closed in for their protection.
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You made me think. I believe the city buses that service UOI just allow the students and staff in wheel chairs to roll on and take the care they choose. UoI is a pioneer to ADA accessibility and there are a great amount of students in wheelchairs, so I can't imagine the buses/drivers all that involved in their boarding process.

The city of Chicago CTA buses have a clear glass door that the bus driver can opt to close that totally encapsulates the driver if they wish.
 
Mr Ferret 75

Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
StarWarsGirl said:
Same here, except Imperial March is for my dad and my alarm is R2D2. I cannot be woken up gently. If my alarm doesn't blare at me, I won't wake up, and sometimes even the blaring doesn't work. :rolleyes:
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I can't keep the whole starwars theme on my phone . Text alert is BB8 and main ringtone is the Cantina band but DW's is Harley Quinn :)
 
Mr Ferret 75

Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Figgy1

Figgy1

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BuddyThomas said:
Well, I joined that premium thing because dammit, after all the fun I have had with you guys on here, the very least I owe them is five bucks. Cheers anyway.

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But anyway, did you guys see the news today? I may have been locked out of a hotel room naked, but at least I never did this:

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Now you've got a new goal for your next trip:hilarious::hilarious: At least Phil can't complain about your little adventure:confused:
 

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