I'm thinking of getting a big heavy stick,  painting it pink and whacking my manager with it every time he dead-names' me. It's not deliberate,  he just blurts it out sometimes,  but after 5 months I'm loosing patience!

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Quote from: meganjames2 on October 04, 2017, 07:05:46 AM
I'm thinking of getting a big heavy stick,  painting it pink and whacking my manager with it every time he dead-names' me. It's not deliberate,  he just blurts it out sometimes,  but after 5 months I'm loosing patience!

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  Hmmmmm I'm questioning the advisability of the idea Megan. You may want to give it a bit more thought before implementing it. (At least make sure you use a pretty shade of pink)

Hugs,
   Laurie

Quote from: Laurie on October 04, 2017, 07:10:21 AM
  Hmmmmm I'm questioning the advisability of the idea Megan. You may want to give it a bit more thought before implementing it. (At least make sure you use a pretty shade of pink)

Hugs,
   Laurie

Only the prettiest [emoji6]

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Quote from: immortal gypsy on September 29, 2017, 04:16:14 AM
Numerous thoughts

Why can't Boston put away the AL East yet??? WHY

Why did I decide it was a good idea to wear brand new heels for a 9 hour shift last week. My ankles are still thanking me for it.

Should I buy a new pair of work pants or a work skirt. More importantly, will a skirt improve the amount of tips I take home

Pants? Yuk! Always go for the skirt or dress, kilt if you have to. It's fall, so it's plaid time.


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Thinking if two coats of holographic Sparkle nail polish is enough,  or if I should go for a third and full unicorn!

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...three it is, full unicorn power! Tremble...

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Quote from: Gertrude on October 04, 2017, 07:52:09 AM
Pants? Yuk! Always go for the skirt or dress, kilt if you have to. It's fall, so it's plaid time.


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Southern Hemisphere so it's the opposite: Crooks chase cops, Cats have puppies, Hot snow falls up

You can NEVER have enough plaid in your wardrobe
Is it possible for someone to have watched too much of The Simpsons?

Quote from: immortal gypsy on October 06, 2017, 03:55:24 AM

Quote from: Gertrude on October 04, 2017, 07:52:09 AM
Pants? Yuk! Always go for the skirt or dress, kilt if you have to. It's fall, so it's plaid time.


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Southern Hemisphere so it's the opposite: Crooks chase cops, Cats have puppies, Hot snow falls up

You can NEVER have enough plaid in your wardrobe
Is it possible for someone to watch too much of The Simpsons?

Hi Honey! How are you? Long time no bets see.
Love
Cindy

Quote from: Cindy on October 06, 2017, 03:57:36 AM
Southern Hemisphere so it's the opposite: Crooks chase cops, Cats have puppies, Hot snow falls up

You can NEVER have enough plaid in your wardrobe
Is it possible for someone to watch too much of The Simpsons?


Hi Honey! How are you? Long time no bets see.
Love
Cindy

Good busy finding my feet in another location, babysitting overgrown children. Sorry helping grown adults lose their hard earned money on outcomes they have no control over, and tell them they will have the same result if they just give the money to me. (Except I will be happier)

How have you been Cindy

    First thing that popped in my head when I read the thread title:





    Hope some of you remember this and smile/laugh.

HUGS!

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Quote from: Cindy on October 06, 2017, 03:57:36 AM
Southern Hemisphere so it's the opposite: Crooks chase cops, Cats have puppies, Hot snow falls up

You can NEVER have enough plaid in your wardrobe
Is it possible for someone to watch too much of The Simpsons?


Hi Honey! How are you? Long time no bets see.
Love
Cindy

Good busy finding my feet in another location, babysitting overgrown children. Sorry helping grown adults lose their hard earned money on outcomes they have no control over, and tell them they will have the same result if they just give the money to me. (Except I will be happier)

How have you been Cindy

I'm good. Decided to have my larynx removed, seemed a good idea at the time. Recovering well and don't have to worry about yodelling lessons.

Given my current economic situation, my good results from HRT, and the utter dearth of misgendering over the past six months I'm ready to declare my transition complete. As things stand I don't expect to be able to afford laser, electrolysis, orchiectomy, or GCS any time in the forseeable future. If my economic situation changes, if I win the lottery, find out about the death of a long lost rich uncle or become the next Queen of England, I will revisit this. In the meantime I'll enjoy my life and my womanhood and try to keep my fears of future nursing home abuse at bay.

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April 22, 2015, the day of my first face to face pass in gender neutral clothes and no makeup. It may be months to the next one, but I'm good with that!

Being transgender is just a phase. It hardly ever starts before conception and always ends promptly at death.

They say the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train. I say, climb aboard!

Think outside the voice box!

Its about time I went full time but wigs will be a couple of weeks to delivery.

Been making a mental to do list of things I need to pick up before I head out on my cruise in two weeks. All the big stuff is done. Like clothes, passport, money etc etc. Now it is just the little things like getting suntan lotion, post it notes, phone chargers etc etc.

Has anyone been on a cruise before? This is my first. I am going with my best friend. We are celebrating her 30th birthday. Originally, we were going to St. Thomas, St. Marten, and Puerto Rico. But with the hurricane, our plans were changed. Now we are heading to St John's, St. Kittes, and oddly enough Puerto Rico still. Doubt we are going there. But I am pretty excited. It is an 8 day cruise and I hope it is a fun time. I have some clothes that are male, but I am also bringing along a dress and may wear it in the cabin for a little while.

Quote from: SarahMarie1987 on October 08, 2017, 11:10:38 AM
Been making a mental to do list of things I need to pick up before I head out on my cruise in two weeks. All the big stuff is done. Like clothes, passport, money etc etc. Now it is just the little things like getting suntan lotion, post it notes, phone chargers etc etc.

Has anyone been on a cruise before? This is my first. I am going with my best friend. We are celebrating her 30th birthday. Originally, we were going to St. Thomas, St. Marten, and Puerto Rico. But with the hurricane, our plans were changed. Now we are heading to St John's, St. Kittes, and oddly enough Puerto Rico still. Doubt we are going there. But I am pretty excited. It is an 8 day cruise and I hope it is a fun time. I have some clothes that are male, but I am also bringing along a dress and may wear it in the cabin for a little while.

I've been on four. I'm sure you'll have a great time! Which cruise line?

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April 22, 2015, the day of my first face to face pass in gender neutral clothes and no makeup. It may be months to the next one, but I'm good with that!

Being transgender is just a phase. It hardly ever starts before conception and always ends promptly at death.

They say the light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train. I say, climb aboard!

Think outside the voice box!

I'm thinking of the ex I ran into yesterday with his new g/f. He's not someone I cared to ever see again, but we all make mistakes. I was out eating dinner with a bunch of girlfriends and he comes up to me at my table and taps me on the shoulder. I saw him previously, but I was avoiding him out of being polite...

He also said he had to text me for something... weird.

Quote from: immortal gypsy on October 06, 2017, 03:55:24 AM
Southern Hemisphere so it's the opposite: Crooks chase cops, Cats have puppies, Hot snow falls up

You can NEVER have enough plaid in your wardrobe
Is it possible for someone to have watched too much of The Simpsons?

Tartan rocks. I have a couple kilts. If men tried it, they'd give up on pants.


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I want to work some more on one of my anime fanfiction stories. 

Instead, I'm lying here on my bed, listening to Japanese metal, reading other people's fanfiction and loving being my newly-dyed back-to-redheaded self. [emoji57]  I think the red really makes my beard stand out!  (The hair-thingies were where it was supposed to be purple.  Maybe I'll try again to re-dye that part in a few weeks.)


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Ryuichi

As Halloween approaches I'm not quite sure what to make of some of the psychopathic neighbors at my apt.s

I show no fear although I often do not feel safe here

Quote from: SarahMarie1987 on October 08, 2017, 11:10:38 AM
Has anyone been on a cruise before? This is my first. I am going with my best friend. We are celebrating her 30th birthday. Originally, we were going to St. Thomas, St. Marten, and Puerto Rico. But with the hurricane, our plans were changed. Now we are heading to St John's, St. Kittes, and oddly enough Puerto Rico still. Doubt we are going there. But I am pretty excited. It is an 8 day cruise and I hope it is a fun time. I have some clothes that are male, but I am also bringing along a dress and may wear it in the cabin for a little while.

I've been on two cruises so far.  One was along the Baja peninsula and the other went around to Cozumel, Grand Cayman, and Jamaica.  They were quite fun and a great way to see a number of places in a relatively short time.  Be prepared to gain about 10 pounds 

Disembarking takes a while since customs was a pain, but all in all I'd go again.