As long as they spell your name correctly.
Such edgy questions and insightful commentary.

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Starting a drag career:

Is it hard making a living as a drag queen?

The industry in a downturn:

Work schedule:

How did you choose your name?

Number of wigs:

Which bathroom do you use when you're in drag?

Favorite outfit?

On learning his companion was also a drag queen:

The benefits:

"It's sure to be preferred over seeing the mohel coming in for your briss."

Unless you are in Trinidad and the "mohel" looks like Marcy Bowers

"Odd, I see most of those questions here on a regular basis."

I have to agree, I guess there are "inquiring minds" where ever you go.

"And I'm still laughing about the Bar Mitavah bit..."

The idea of a "T-girls" coming of age celebration... priceless!

Hmmm... I wonder how they would "feel" if they were to discover
that their transsexual child wanted to be a truck driver?

I know how much my Mama hated the fact that I was a truck driver.
Not because she was ashamed of me but because she constantly worried
that I would become a statistic doing a job where I was more likely to die on the
job than if I were a cop. She knows what a life robbing, thankless, job it is. She
knows how all feel justified in belittling, abusing, robbing and looking down
the end of their noses at you even after you just spent a portion of your life
dodging pigs, a-hole drivers, and horrible weather because they absolutely,
positively had to have their forty-thousand pounds of "Cupie Dolls"
yesterday. She knows it is an addiction harder to overcome
than any physical drug, one which I probably never will.
So yeah, now that I think about it, even though my
Mama isn't Jewish, maybe she would feel better,
if I were only a transsexual.

Quote from: tekla on September 10, 2009, 08:50:54 AMI just figured it was because a transsexual truck driver still might become a doctor

HeYa...ha-ha...Yaha..I know what..you mean.