Intellectual Trans-Gendering -- How Do You Fare?

[gleek]

You'd all be a bunch of *trollop*s. Admit it.

[Spanky]

I would definitely be looked down on, especially as a supervisor. My field is completely dominated by men. Most guys would feel threatened that a woman knows more then they do and would have a hard time taking direction from one. I would have a very hard time getting people to do their job. As far as humor and personality it is rare that a woman has a sailors mouth so there would be rumors abound.

The disgusting part is I keep thinking about what Col. Jessup said in "A Few God Men" about a female being your superior.

[Aske]

You'd all be a bunch of *trollop*s. Admit it.

[Aske]

my field is about 90-95%  male  so  .......


yeh.

[Clive]

Intelligent, a bit bitchy perhaps and tantalizingly unattainable.   

But my (almost) shaved head would probably be a major turn-off.

I would like to dip my bald head in oil and rub it all over your body.

[Fuzzy]

Intelligent, a bit bitchy perhaps and tantalizingly unattainable.   

But my (almost) shaved head would probably be a major turn-off.

picture of dead ****y constanza

I would like to dip my bald head in oil and rub it all over your body.

 


I just thought of Lt. Ilia. Shaved head, not too bad...........

[Seamus]

fwiw, and it aint worth a lot. i've seen this happen. i think one of the highlights of my life strangely enough, was seeing someone go through a **** change operation, one day he was a he and quite literally the next day he was a she, by all appearances anyway, the actual surgery (ouch), was a few months away.

it's an interesting question from my perspective. if we're talking that we keep basically the same dimensions as we have now, although with the added "bonus packages", i have to think i would be one big, ugly woman and definitely a dumb blonde, (why should that change just cuz i got breast tuh suz), my sense of humor would get me laid only after several drinks of which of course i would have to buy because of my low self esteem.

i probably would be married to a serial killer, or i'd be a bull dyke lesbian, toss a coin.

[gleek]

I just thought of Lt. Ilia. Shaved head, not too bad...........

V'ger.surrenders

[stroh]

 

[birdymaker]

you muther *fudge*ers aint right.

[Walfredo]

I'd be a ****y bitch for sure.  Tall, legy with big boobs probably long waist and sadly not much of an ass.  I bet I could suck a golf ball through a garden hose too.



Okay that kind of freaked even me out. 


I think the people at work would think I was a stuck up bitch though.  Cause I'm kind of shy yet hot with brains and I like to wear stilettos.  Okay I'll stop now.

[stroh]

I think Clive's question has some merit to it now.  Many responses of being looked upon differently, albeit having the same level of intelligence, and character. 

I still think (although wondering how you would be received is difficult, and begs the question*, how am I perceived now?  Is it really the way I think?)  My case would not be that different.  Instead of them ignoring my personnel rants about the vikings, the would actually be inviting me to the purse party this Friday.


*I still don't understand it's proper use.

[stroh]

I'm just like Lal. 

[gleek]

I think Clive's question has some merit to it now.  Many responses of being looked upon differently, albeit having the same level of intelligence, and character. 

I still think (although wondering how you would be received is difficult, and begs the question*, how am I perceived now?  Is it really the way I think?)  My case would not be that different.  Instead of them ignoring my personnel rants about the vikings, the would actually be inviting me to the purse party this Friday.


*I still don't understand it's proper use.

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/begs.html

[Fuzzy]

begs the question*, .............................

*I still don't understand it's proper use.

"Begging the question" is a form of logical fallacy in which an argument is assumed to be true without evidence other than the argument itself. When one begs the question, the initial assumption of a statement is treated as already proven without any logic to show why the statement is true in the first place.

A simple example would be "I think he is unattractive because he is ugly." The adjective "ugly" does not explain why the subject is "unattractive" -- they virtually amount to the same subjective meaning, and the proof is merely a restatement of the premise. The sentence has begged the question.

http://begthequestion.info/



Now back to our regularly scheduled, erm, pretending to be female for Clive.