#cane

I usually default to the Herobrine one but occasionally I claim that my sister was a bear and we used to fight a lot.

Part 2

don't forget that cane tips need to be replaced.

i've been using my cane for almost two years on a near daily basis and i JUST switched out the tip and

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the new tip versus the old tip. i'm not sure how clear it is but, YEAH, there's like. half a millimeter of tread left on the old tip, if that

the replacement was LITERALLY 2 dollars. i bought two to justify the four dollar shipping but. TWO BUCKS.

i had noticed that i was having slipping issues on linoleum recently, but i did not realize how bad the issue had gotten until the new tips came so. PLEASE check your cane treads and if they're notably worn out PLEASE get yourself a new tip they're SO cheap and the grip i get on the new one is INSANE

Hypothetical scenario: you're in public and you see someone using a walking cane (a cane for physical support/stability, not a white cane that blind people use). They're approaching a door that has an accessible push button to open it, and instead of pressing the button with their hand, they press it with the end of their cane.

What are your thoughts on using the bottom/end of a walking cane to press one of these buttons?

If you use a mobility aid but not a cane specifically, and this specific action would not be possible with your given mobility aid, choose the fitting non-cane answer.

Anon uses a cane and does this sometimes and no one ever says anything, but they worry that maybe it bothers people and they just don't say anything. Anon had never thought about it until recently when they saw someone hit the button with their shoe and anon got grossed out. They wonder if others view it the same way as using a shoe.

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i have hired this Fuckin' Thing to stare at you (and keep me propped up)