discussion: sex change and prison

[Huntingtons]

a discussion before i go to school.

should males who have had a sex change go to female prison, or male prison? :O

 

[Gamah]

I don't think you should put someone in prision for having a sex change

 

[Mas]

If a man has had a sex change to become a woman, then that person should be treated as a woman, so placed in a woman's prison.

 

[Naetha]

If they are physically a man or a woman, they should go to a male or female prison respectively. If they're just a tranny, or are taking hormones, then they should go with their original sex prison.

We had a tranny live in our attic for a year who was taking hormone pills the whole time, and he was definitely a bloke, no matter how much he wanted to be called Penny...

 

[Mikah75]

We had a tranny live in our attic for a year who was taking hormone pills the whole time, and he was definitely a bloke, no matter how much he wanted to be called Penny...

rofl
how did he get in there!

 

[Chronictank]

rofl
how did he get in there!

alot of poking and screaming and Naetha is pretty scary when shes angry

 

[Naetha]

Long story - he was the current (now-ex...not surprising really) boyfriend of my husband's (then boyfriend's) ex girlfriend...

They were moving house, had nowhere to live for 3 months so she went to stay with a friend, and he stayed with us as we had a spare room. Like another, later lodger we had, three months turned into a year, and he turned out to be a bit of a nutcase. He wanted us to call him Penny all the time, even when he was wondering around the house in boxer shorts and a newly waxed chest eek7 claimed he was epileptic, but nobody had any records of him actually being epileptic or having a fit. We reckon he was made redundant and then told us he was on long term sick because he was epileptic cos he couldn't be bothered looking for a job.

It all came to a head when he started stealing my make-up, in particular nail varnish, and had all his tranny friends round to "get ready" for a night out. Now I'm not prejudiced, but I don't want four people (regardless of sexuality or clothing preference) over on a saturday afternoon to get ready to go out, when it takes them about 3 hours EACH! This is my fucking house!

So there you go

 

[Naetha]

alot of poking and screaming and Naetha is pretty scary when shes angry

Hey, thats libellious!

Apparently, I just look cute when I'm angry (although I'd imagine stupid or daft is more appropriate) which then makes me angrier. Do you know how annoying it is to have someone pointing and giggling at you when you're trying to be furious at them?!!??!

 

[Serbitar]

and there was me thinking you meant gaudd xD

 

[Naetha]

and there was me thinking you meant gaudd xD

He was the other, later lodger. Less said about that the better tbh

 

[haarewin]

people that have been through a sex change should be treated as their physical sex. in their mind, they have always been male / female. as Bree says in Transamerica "don't you think it's odd that a mental disorder can be cured by plastic surgery?"

 

[Urgat]

Long story - he was the current (now-ex...not surprising really) boyfriend of my husband's (then boyfriend's) ex girlfriend...

WTF??


so who was he then???

cuz sometime, i cant tell sh!t from shinola....

(rep if anyone can say where that line is from )

 

[Basic_X]

cuz sometime, i cant tell sh!t from shinola....

Doesn't know shit from Shinola:


Meaning

Possessing poor judgment or knowledge.


Origin

Shinola was a brand of shoe polish previously manufactured in the USA. The alliteration and the fact that the two commodities in the phrase could possibly be confused is the derivation. The distinction is well made; only one of them would be good to apply to your shoes and only particularly dim people could be expected to muddle them up. Of course, outside America, most people don't know Shinola from anything at all, as they've never heard of it. Even in America it would probably not be widely remembered but for this phrase.

The 'ola' suffix is popular in the USA as part of trade names, e.g. Crayola, Granola etc. This leads to the pronunciation of Shinola as shine + ola. That spoils the alliteration a little as it would work better as shin + ola.

This phrase is typical of the barrack room vulgarity of WWII, which is where it originated. Other "doesn't know" phrases, also mostly from the military are, "doesn't know his arse from a hole in the ground" (or elbow, or a hot rock, or third base), "doesn't know enough to pee downwind", "doesn't know whether to scratch his watch or wind his ass". The tone is lifted a little by the English conductor Sir Henry Wood who expressed a similar opinion with "he doesn't know his brass from his woodwind".


Yea yeam copy paste using Google - im lazy - boored and at work

 

[scarloc]

and there was me thinking you meant gaudd xD

When I originally read it I thought it was Gaudd

 

[liloe]

Put them in the "new-gender" prison if they're been sexually changed by the doc already, if not, old prison even if they'll have to face the wrath of the other "inhabitants"...maybe they even like some parts of life there *thinks of the soap story"

 

[adoNix]

Who cares? just execute them all

 

[Urgat]

Doesn't know shit from Shinola:


Meaning

Possessing poor judgment or knowledge.


Origin

Shinola was a brand of shoe polish previously manufactured in the USA. The alliteration and the fact that the two commodities in the phrase could possibly be confused is the derivation. The distinction is well made; only one of them would be good to apply to your shoes and only particularly dim people could be expected to muddle them up. Of course, outside America, most people don't know Shinola from anything at all, as they've never heard of it. Even in America it would probably not be widely remembered but for this phrase.

The 'ola' suffix is popular in the USA as part of trade names, e.g. Crayola, Granola etc. This leads to the pronunciation of Shinola as shine + ola. That spoils the alliteration a little as it would work better as shin + ola.

This phrase is typical of the barrack room vulgarity of WWII, which is where it originated. Other "doesn't know" phrases, also mostly from the military are, "doesn't know his arse from a hole in the ground" (or elbow, or a hot rock, or third base), "doesn't know enough to pee downwind", "doesn't know whether to scratch his watch or wind his ass". The tone is lifted a little by the English conductor Sir Henry Wood who expressed a similar opinion with "he doesn't know his brass from his woodwind".


Yea yeam copy paste using Google - im lazy - boored and at work

Interesting... but i was refering to the film that the quote is taken from...

no rep for j00

 

[Twinky]

Long story - he was the current (now-ex...not surprising really) boyfriend of my husband's (then boyfriend's) ex girlfriend...

roflmao, repped xD

 

[Dantares]

WTF??


so who was he then???

cuz sometime, i cant tell sh!t from shinola....

(rep if anyone can say where that line is from )

It's from The Jerk starring Steve Martin

Plus, I think that legally anyone that has a sex-change operation is still considered to be the sex they are on thei birth certificate.