Do comp promoters REAALY need your DoB, address, inside leg measurement?

BlueBella

gizmobenny wrote: »

Couldn't resist it last week.. I just had an uncontrollable urge to select "Other" in that gender selection

I have had that thought that a few times too :eek: Hey, if it increases our chances of winning! ....:rotfl:

Melli

BlueBella wrote: »

Thanks - my mind was boggling! :rotfl: Even googled but got lots of naughty links :eek::eek::eek:

I had a quick google to double check - I discovered that in Germany parents have the option to register male, female or unspecified as a gender on a birth certificate

I've strayed from the subject now, so I'll go back to comping

BlueBella

Melli wrote: »

I had a quick google to double check - I discovered that in Germany parents have the option to register male, female or unspecified as a gender on a birth certificate

I've strayed from the subject now, so I'll go back to comping

Wey, thanks for that bit of new info for my little mind to boggle over! ! :rotfl: I never knew that! Amazing what you can find when you are googling! Bit strange that a parent might not know the sex of their baby though!? I have heard of people dressing baby boys up as baby girls and vice versa but not registering them as unspecified! The mind boggles! I think I might finish off that bottle of opened wine in my fridge afterall! :rotfl:

BlueBella

Eeeek these threads make me laugh, man! Thanks MSE'ers

BlueBella

BUT.....getting back to the original question - yes - I do think promoters ask too much! Like I am never keen on handing over my mobile number as I cannot see why companies cannot just email their winners??? And why hand over our address - surely they could email and ask for it if we win?

Since I started comping, I get loads of brochures and junk mail - goes straight in the recycling bin!

snakepilsen

BlueBella wrote: »

Wey, thanks for that bit of new info for my little mind to boggle over! ! :rotfl: I never knew that! Amazing what you can find when you are googling! Bit strange that a parent might not know the sex of their baby though!? I have heard of people dressing baby boys up as baby girls and vice versa but not registering them as unspecified! The mind boggles! I think I might finish off that bottle of opened wine in my fridge afterall! :rotfl:

BlueBella wrote: »

Eeeek these threads make me laugh, man! Thanks MSE'ers

Being born with ambiguous genitalia is not something to be laughed at. IMHO