If how you roll is in a wheelchair, this hat may amuse you.
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How funny, I know it’s not meant to be, but I just had to comment. My husband plays on a travel tennis team, and one of his team mates, that is disabled, wheres this same hat. He’s a national ranked wheelchair tennis player as well.
@Tammy: It’s totally meant to be funny! I was thinking it’d make a great hat for wheelchair sports. Honestly, I don’t know where the original phrase comes from – some American campaign or advertisements? I’ve only seen it on T-shirts as spoofs!
@Tammy: It’s totally meant to be funny! I was thinking it’d make a great hat for wheelchair sports. Honestly, I don’t know where the original phrase comes from – some American campaign or advertisements? I’ve only seen it on T-shirts as spoofs!
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