So I went to pay for something today and I gave the saleswoman my credit card which still has my male name. She gives me a look with some attitude and says, "This is HIS card." And then I'm like, "......actually." And then I give them my documentation. It was nice to know that I'm passing that well. The saleswoman was polite and awkward after that.

 , well, it's the good kind of sass... It's funny how easy it is to use someone else's card in public, though.

Yay! I love getting sassed like this. My drivers license got all man handled by a barkeep when I took my little brother to a bar while on business; (luck would have it that my company has a large facility in his college town: Irvine, CA). He had a hard time believing I was the same person as the seventeen-year-old version of myself in the picture.

I can't wait for this to happen to me one day.

Quote from: JoeyD on October 21, 2011, 12:49:53 AM
I can't wait for this to happen to me one day.

You said it Joey, I can't wait either that would be awesome!

Quote from: JoeyD on October 21, 2011, 12:49:53 AM
I can't wait for this to happen to me one day.

me either 

Ooh, I sooo can't wait to experience that!

I was in an outdoors goods shop this afternoon looking at a pair of Western boots, and the salesman came up and said,"those are the women's boots you know."  I opened my obviously women's motorcycle jacket and pointed to my left breast with a bright red painted finger, and said, "yes."

He apologised profusely and spent ages trying unsuccessfully to find anything close to my size. 

Karen.

Well done Karen!!!

Sometime the blatantly obvious has to be expressed to those living in their self centred mediocre lives in order to wake them up. (I'll get off my soapbox now ) All stations should resume their normal programme. 

Be safe, well and happy
Lotsa luv
Catherine

That must of been an awesome feeling. I hope we all get that one day.

Geez Karen, the locals are blind as well as dumb

Did he have a banjo?

Hugs Sis
Cindy