MSE Parents Club Part 13

redmel1621

Yay becles:kisses3:

I was going to be really stalkerish and pm you to find out about your uni assignments;)

Now I don't have to:A

xx

delain

Evansangel wrote: »

I've only ever been to w'ville once and it was by bus.

I got lost so i vow never to go back

We had a bus driver get lost in our small village the other day. Oh and the bus driver was a pre-op transgender person :rotfl:

That was an interesting journey. And it meant I was late collecting the children from school on their first day back!

I had to ask another driver the next morning about the man with the long hair and lipstick :o

Evansangel

delain wrote: »

We had a bus driver get lost in our small village the other day. Oh and the bus driver was a pre-op transgender person :rotfl:

That was an interesting journey. And it meant I was late collecting the children from school on their first day back!

I had to ask another driver the next morning about the man with the long hair and lipstick :o

We have a transgender person at work. He makes a very good she!

I dont know how to refer to him/her in conversations though as im not sure if he/she is pre or post op and DH wont tell me :rotfl:


Did you ever read the story about the guy who changed into a girl and then wanted to go back to being a man?

Sarah_Joanne

I know 3 transexuals, 2 post-op, 1 pre-op, all of whom prefer to be referred to as "she".

redmel1621

When I worked at Next we had a regular transexual coming in to buy the ladies clothes... the poor new staff members didn't know whether to send him/her into the male or femal changing rooms:rotfl:

emlou2009

Fairy dadmother likes to be referred to as she

Evansangel

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

I know 3 transexuals, 2 post-op, 1 pre-op, all of whom prefer to be referred to as "she".

That would make sense. I think i automatically just say he.

Its the same when a guy at work changed his whole name and i still refer to him as 'James' :rotfl:

Evansangel

redmel1621 wrote: »

When I worked at Next we had a regular transexual coming in to buy the ladies clothes... the poor new staff members didn't know whether to send him/her into the male or femal changing rooms:rotfl:

Me and my mum once saw a man in a skirt steal ladys clothes from the British Heart Foundation :eek::rotfl:

SugarSpun

SusanC wrote: »

I'd rather people went stupidly slow than the opposite.

I agree in theory - but I think it's incredibly dangerous to be puttering along 30mph+ less than the cars around you. All it takes is the person behind you to sneeze and they're parked in your backseat.

I'm almost up to a £20 amazon voucher on dooyoo.co.uk. Rather annoying though, someone recommended bingoport to me as being a good source of amazon vouchers and I'm just losing all my points

Also, I used to work in a charity shop and we had a regular transvestite stealing women's underwear. We figured out his size from what he was stealing and stopped putting that size out, we had a sign saying "please enquire about additional sizes" instead.

Sarah_Joanne

http://www.janepreston.co.uk/8.html

This is my friend Jane - and her transexual wife too, they got married 4 years ago now