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To: Dysart
The result of his therapy was not just a crutch for lazy writers, but a wheelchair. Not one of those wheelchairs that one has to grab the hind wheels and push, but one of those newfangled ones...oh, heck...what do they call them? I wish there was a book that would tell me what those newfangled motorized wheelchairs are called if I looked up wheelchair.

Oh, well. He was a giant of words, on whose shoulders many journalists have sat and been inspired, aroused, excited, prompted, provoked, stimulated and stirred.

8 posted on 03/28/2008 6:15:37 PM PDT by Paul Heinzman (I'm going to turn out the lights for 5 seconds and then my tagline better be back.)
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To: Paul Heinzman; mountainfolk
It is indeed an interesting story. And as I was just discussing with someone, today they would have sent Roget off for psychotherapy for his obsessive compulsive disorder-- and medicated!

I believe the term that escapes you for 'newfangled' motorized wheelchair is scooter. But technically speaking that is not considered a wheelchair but a POV (power operated vehicle), which is distinct from a power wheelchair.

9 posted on 03/28/2008 6:38:46 PM PDT by Dysart
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