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Sunday, September 25, 2005

Blind people, read here

Image hosted by Photobucket.com The US is quite handicap friendly, and their treatment of blind people is no different. Every sign is translated into braille.

This was outside a lift: "NO SMOKING" (underneath in braille, "NO SMOKING".

Now I'm sure every blind person would take the time to "read" the sign... if only they could fucking find it on a 50 square foot piece of wall! Flippen hell, it's an amazement they found the lifts in the first place, now they gotta read a sign they don't even know is there?

posted by Dari at Sunday, September 25, 2005