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1. 

   Margueritem said, 20 days ago

   Oh, quit whining, Burl.

2. 

   ejcapulet said, 20 days ago

   And just who said life would be fair?

   It’s in the top of the rounded window, of course.

3. 

   JDG said, 20 days ago

   sure wish we could see them larger again.

4. 

   Yukoneric said, 20 days ago

   Larger version is on comics.com

5. 

   gimmickgenius said, 20 days ago

   There are handicaps and then there are handicaps…

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 20 days ago

   Burl and Joy Penny are only handicapped because they choose to be clueless on purpose.

   A “keystone” is the stone at the top of an arch, either over a window or an entrance. There is a completely visible keystone on the windown closer to the steps; but, a partial view of the keystone on the other window is behind the power lift.

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   cleokaya said, 20 days ago

   My wife and I just got back from DC. She has mobility issues and it always interesting the circuitous routes that handicap entrances can lead you through.

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   Doctor Toon said, 20 days ago

   I saw a guy park in a disabled parking space and run into a grocery store.
   Left a not under his windshield wiper that said:
   ‘These spaces are provided for the physically disabled.’

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   Joe Allen Doty said, 19 days ago

   Did that guy have a Handicap Parking Permit card hanging from his rear view mirror?

   Some handicapped people can run some days and barely walk others.

   I don’t own a vehicle; but, I use a cane most of the time when I walk outside of the apartment. Oh, sometimes, I need to use the cane in the apartment.

   I do have a photo ID card from the local bus company which states I am disabled and I can ride regular busses for free now.

10. 

    andymeijers said, 19 days ago

    No rails on that lift? And no apparent way to get from it to the porch between the columns? It looks like it is sitting in the middle of the yard. What does it do, fling them onto the porch?