An extension of the word Jubb (a term used to describe a disabled person)
A Roller-Jubb is a wheelchair bound disabled person. The term is used to describe the disabled person and the wheelchair collectively (see examples)
Only applies to standard wheelchairs that require either a third party to push them or are self propelled. For electric/motorised wheelchairs, the term would change to Jubber-Naught
A Roller-Jubb is a wheelchair bound disabled person. The term is used to describe the disabled person and the wheelchair collectively (see examples)
Only applies to standard wheelchairs that require either a third party to push them or are self propelled. For electric/motorised wheelchairs, the term would change to Jubber-Naught
1) This place is not Roller-Jubb accessable
2) The Roller-Jubb has a flat tire
3) The Roller-Jubb is dribbling on him/herself
2) The Roller-Jubb has a flat tire
3) The Roller-Jubb is dribbling on him/herself
by Mathius-Montilius May 25, 2009
1) That Jubb is dribbling on himself
by Mathius-Montilius May 25, 2009
A term for a disabled person in an electric/motorised wheelchair.
Used to describe the disabled person and wheelchair collectively.
An extension of the word Jubb which is a term for a disabled person and Roller-Jubb which is a disabled person in non electric/motorised wheelchair.
A play on the word Juggernaught
The bigger the disabled person and the wheelchair, the more relevant the term is.
Used to describe the disabled person and wheelchair collectively.
An extension of the word Jubb which is a term for a disabled person and Roller-Jubb which is a disabled person in non electric/motorised wheelchair.
A play on the word Juggernaught
The bigger the disabled person and the wheelchair, the more relevant the term is.
by Mathius-Montilius May 25, 2009