jtkratzer said:Retarded equals handicapped? Sure, there is some form of impediment/impairment/deficiency, I'll give you that; however, handicapped does not equal retarded. That's why you hear the medically-retired Marine in a wheelchair who owns the CrossFit gym I go to once in a while constantly use term "handicapable." The guy is in better shape and does more races/competitive events than most people who have 100% use of their body parts.
Yikes, talk about pedantic.
How about "mentally handicapped"? Does that work better?