What in De-Hayell is Wrong with People?

can't say she was thinking at all...lol.

I bet she sues the company that sold her the chair. The reason? Their ads say your chair can take you ~anywhere~. Why not up an escalator? If there are no disclaimers in the directors for the chair regarding this situation in the directions, I wouldn't be surprised if she has a case. People have sued and won money for stupider things.

Having said that, I can't imagine why any sane person would look at an escalator and think it's something they can just roll up with a motorized chair.

Darwin hands out another award!

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Relax folks… what is important about this is video is that it’s the best evidence yet for why all of us should be forced against our will to pay MORE money for this woman’s healthcare care costs… We should pay more so she doesn’t have to be held accountable for her actions!

 But more importantly, to prevent cruel insurance companies from charging her a premium that offsets her higher than average risk of injury.  It would be wrong to charge her higher costs to offset her higher than average risk, just because she is a higher risk and will make more frequent claims!

Now multiply this video by seven million people doing similar things like this… who constantly end up in the emergency rooms of America…  Prayz the lord we have PPACA!  Somehow, it will make treating people like her cheaper…somehow…   and get ready to open your wallets to help people who hurt themselves by doing dumb things.  Oh Yea, that’s how it will be cheaper for her… you will pay…

This video made me laugh because I know she is going to do this again.  Only next time she will break her hip, and both wrist, and be in the hospital for 6 weeks and run up a 200,000 bill… and we are all going to pay for it…again, and again, and again now that is funny!  Then she will collect additional disability!    Still laughing here!

Lawd have mercy!

Okay. I laughed. I did. All I could think of was, why? How did she get down there in the first place. Maybe she's one of those people who want to find a reason to sue or maybe it's her own version of a JackAss movie.

Oh bloody hell

This is soooo wrong on so many levels....but I can't stop watching, LOL!

Somebody either did not read or chose to ignore the safty tips that Hoverround provides for use of their product.

http://www.hoveround.com/mobility-resources/power-chairs-101/power-wheelchair-safety-tips

Travel outdoors cautiously

A power chair from Hoveround is sturdy enough for outdoor use. If you choose to experience your greater mobility outside, operate your power chair only on flat, smooth-surfaces such as paved pedestrian walks, and avoid heavily trafficked roadways and intersections. Even if you use a safety flag so others can more clearly see you,  it is best never to take your power wheelchair outside when visibility is poor, at night, or during bad weather.

Hmm, I'm not sure about an electric wheelchair, but after some googling I discovered that people do actually go up the escalators in their wheelchairs. This guy has a video showing how he does it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z5S2xFdRsE . It does take some practice.

That women however walked down the elevator on her own two legs, stood and watched the elevator and then walked away!!

Since we're doing funnies today...

http://jezebel.com/5963839/in-adorable-circle-of-life-dog-imitates-baby-baby-imitates-dog

Must have been her first day in a wheelchair-lol.  

I hate to diminish your mean girl image, but I don't think the person is disabled.  I saw this video on Tosh.o and she walks away at the end.

5 seconds until someone says...

"I don't even understand why this post was made. I come here for positivity, not to see disabled folks heckled. Where is my positivity da*mnit!?" 

I can only assume that she is mentally retarded. That's pretty much the only reason I can think of that would make her think that going up the escalator would be a good idea. They have elevators specifically for disabled people on the subway, so it's not as if she HAD to take the escalator. If fact, I think she would have to use the elevator to get down there in the first place. 

I am ashamed to say that this happened in the Boston area at an MBTA subway station, but you know what, I'm not really surprised.

Well, the commercial says you can climb the Grand Canyon, so why not an escalator!

I do hope she's okay, though.