Support alligator denied entry into Phils' stadium
A Phillies fan and his emotional support alligator, Wally, were denied entry into Wednesday's game in Philadelphia against the Pirates.
www.espn.com
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
my daughter has one of those, and is careful to make no representations suggestive of such. She does get good tables at restaurants that don't take a closer look, which I don't begrudge her given that she actually has a mild physical disability.Ehh, it's as legit as everyone that buys the vests for their pets that have had no actual service training.
I know for a fact that service monkeys are among the most stableOnly dogs and miniature horses can be trained to be service animals according to ADA
They mostly just change oil in vehicles and serve French fries.I know for a fact that service monkeys are among the most stable
@EvilMonkeyInTheClosetThey mostly just change oil in vehicles and serve French fries.
"He says he wants car oil on his French fries...."They mostly just change oil in vehicles and serve French fries.
I have posted this example before but it gets me every time:Support alligator denied entry into Phils' stadium
A Phillies fan and his emotional support alligator, Wally, were denied entry into Wednesday's game in Philadelphia against the Pirates.www.espn.com
This is an emotional support alligator - not a service alligator - you insensitive monster.Only dogs and miniature horses can be trained to be service animals according to ADA
Someone paid for that.How the hell did the mini horse slide in there?
Yeah, I'm pretty ok with that in a place that is a distribution point for, you know, human food supply.Publix just added these signs to their stores. Gotta love the emotional support disclosure.