Transgender Sports- A Tough Question

[StLucieBengal]

(03-05-2016, 02:34 AM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: I don't consider some clicks of a mouse and key strokes to rise to the level of "work."  Definitely not a "lot of work."  Judging from the fat rolls of your neck, the jowl, the extra chin, and the cherubic cheeks all indicating a BMI well above 30 putting you easily into the obese range, I can understand why you might think that was a lot of work.  How many mouse clicks can you do in one set before you reach muscle failure?


No one ever accused you of being a normal man.  You admitted you don't take your "vodka" "straight." Nudge, nudge.  Wink, wink.  Say no more, say no more.


So you don't mind others telling it like it is, just as long as it isn't about you?


Of course you understand because you stood up to so many bullies and were a friend to all.  

Lucy:  Excuse me, Mr. Bully, but will you please stop calling my friend _______ because it is humiliating, demeaning, and degrading?

Mr. Bully:  But, of course, my good fellow.  I am so sorry.  All you had to do was ask.

The End

Is that how it happened when you stood up for the weaker kids when you were annoyed the fight wasn't fair so they wouldn't take a beating, but did it without getting into a fight?  I can tell from your description the only time that happened was in your imagination.


You're afraid of all words used to describe your appearance.  You are so brave to fat shame Michele Obama because she is a public figure, but feel you are "out of bounds IMO."  That type of double standard takes real courage.

You can call me whatever names you wish. All you do is make yourself look terrible by attacking a poster. Pat brings this on himself. He could just not bother mentioning me with these veiled insult attempts. But hey it's a good thing he has a person like you to take up for him. Since you are well known for your measured and appropriate response lol. By taking up for him you are just making my point. Even Dino is smart enough to leave it alone.

And yes it is a double standard to treat a public figure or person in the news differently than a person within a community. That is precisely by design to show some respect for the board members.