Joseph wrote:Actually, what bothers me a lot more than the overuse of obscenities (which as I wrote elsewhere, has a rich cultural heritage of sorts) is the deteriroration of language in business newspeak. People, leverage is a NOUN, not a VERB! OK, so your core competencies are a strategic fit with your best practices enhancing your synergy
Joseph, that's hilarious.
We must work at the same company.
A phase that is over used at my place of employment is, "...going forward..."
Handicap Parking:
With the way women are getting attacked in parking lots (ex. This summer a mother, while placing her baby in a carseat, was attack in broad daylight at the mall), there needs to be a "mother with infants" decal and a "woman alone" decal as well.
Todah
My point was that the two categories of people that I listed need a parking space that is really close to the store front as much as a handicap person...maybe for different reasons, but they need the easy access and short walking distance just the same. Perhaps DOT can open up the qualification for a handicap decal to include these categories.
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