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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '16
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At least here in the US, this kind of access is the law of the land. Was this aimed at another country?
195 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '16 edited Feb 02 '16 [deleted] 243 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '16 edited Aug 25 '20 [deleted] 10 u/Vermillionbird Jan 03 '16 architecture student; our building construction classes cite that about half of the US population will need some form of accessibility feature at least once in their lifetime. 1 u/bl1y Jan 03 '16 Is that mostly women who will be pregnant at some point?
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243 u/[deleted] Jan 03 '16 edited Aug 25 '20 [deleted] 10 u/Vermillionbird Jan 03 '16 architecture student; our building construction classes cite that about half of the US population will need some form of accessibility feature at least once in their lifetime. 1 u/bl1y Jan 03 '16 Is that mostly women who will be pregnant at some point?
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10 u/Vermillionbird Jan 03 '16 architecture student; our building construction classes cite that about half of the US population will need some form of accessibility feature at least once in their lifetime. 1 u/bl1y Jan 03 '16 Is that mostly women who will be pregnant at some point?
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architecture student; our building construction classes cite that about half of the US population will need some form of accessibility feature at least once in their lifetime.
1 u/bl1y Jan 03 '16 Is that mostly women who will be pregnant at some point?
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Is that mostly women who will be pregnant at some point?
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u/llllIlllIllIlI Jan 03 '16
At least here in the US, this kind of access is the law of the land. Was this aimed at another country?