He could rest it on his lap maybe? Like slightly over his shoulder so it’s not in anyone’s way and he doesn’t have to use it. He could still knock someone the way he is holding it in the GIF. I think any way he has it, there’s some risk of knocking into something.

As I said in the post: let’s not bring weight into the equation, we all know where them sort of convos on places like this go

Again, I understand that, I’m not asking about that. I’m asking: why when sat in a wheelchair does he need to use it? Not when he’s standing, when he’s sitting

Good point, although I’m not entirely sure what you mean by ‘lift it’ (I presume you mean shoplift I.e. steal it)?

He could hang it on the back though?

Yeah, I mean he doesn’t really look like he’s going anywhere like that, I could be wrong. No my point isn’t why he has the stick, but rather why is he using it like that? I get why he has it, but not why he uses it whilst sat in a motorised wheelchair.

Glad I’m not the only one

Fair point. Maybe they just filmed him at a really inconvenient point possibly? Still funny though

Oh god…

Hmm. Thats… an interesting point…

Hey, if you can find the origin, I’ll watch it

No I understand your point, I just find it funny the way he uses it like an actual walking stick (in an electric wheelchair) and when he could just hold it up slightly

But why use it like a walking stick when you have an electric wheelchair

But why not just carry it rather than (I can’t even say ‘walk’) with it?

Probably

Not necessarily: pretty sure people might argue that saying princesses are just for girls, for example, is sexist, but not misogynistic. Depends on the context ig. In the quote above, putting them together is about emphasis on the negative more than anything, so it does serve some purpose, even if the meaning is similar

Thanks. And Again, someone wrote the dictionary. That doesn’t mean we have to agree with their definition — it may be the ‘accepted’ one (not sure by who), but I guess you get what I mean.

Sounds like something off a spurlock doc. If true, What a sorry state of affairs.

Yeah, probably not enough to burn through 26 grams of sugar (maybe more depending on what they eat for lunch/how many tins of the terrible stuff they have before or after school)

I presume you’re not a fan of sugar cubes then in favour of a spoon?