General Chat

I have met a very nice GR member and he's definitely a man - all man!!!! ;-)

I did see it,,,,,,,,but early on,,,,,

last I saw was BC with a deep voice pondering which gender, as wondering where all the extra bits came from D :-D :-D :-D :-D.

Foggy,,,,,,am doubled up at the image of him in a skirt.....he just wouldnt swing it.........

:-D

Ann Cardiff, too much information :-D

Was it he who doesn't have the legs for a kilt Ann? :-D

I would like to add that hulking great wrestler Giant Haystacks forename was Shirley.

Even if I say I am female I could be lying so what would be the point of saying what gender we are? Surely we are all mindful of not meeting up with a stranger without additional company?
I met up with Wend and Auntie Motie last year - lovely fellas. :-D

Ooh, I disagree Ann, not enough information :-D

Thanks Ann :)

definitely not Foggy!!!!

~~~~~~~to Wend and everybody. Yes Wend, it is plant a tree day. You couldn't get a spade in the ground up here, if you were at it all day.
Lap up your sunshine, and make the most of it.LOL

Julia in Derbyshire

I saw it last night late, and it was fine, though it may have been me saying that you don't really need to know ( and he/she might not tell you anyway) unless you want to flirt or perhaps discuss 'women's problems' with someone you know is a woman ( no offence meant to any men who are also well up on the subject :-D )

~~~~~~~ to Island. Not so bad yerself me lad :-D

Looking at those on this thread, one might 'could' assume SRS is male, Jiminy Cricket male, Island could be either but it wouldn't change how I talk to them :-D

Coo eee Jimbob, have you been hiding in the snoozalum again?
I knew one of those lumps was called Shirley :-0 :-D me grandad told me :-)


Morning Julia - I've got my windows open :-D it's positively tropical :-D

Ann..........how do you know Foggy hasn't got the legs for a kilt??? No good taking 'his' word for it ;-) :-D

its doesnt matter and you wouldnt know either way unless they had been met.

they are just -----people.

Rose imagine...exchanging mesg with a man on such subjects.......

Didn't mean to ignore you SRS. Sorry, I'm in a silly mood this morning (no change there then!)

*sighs....and I was quite happy being Arthur for a while. Even learned how to scratch my crutch in manly fashion....ah well..... :-D

Island, morning babes. I have never been so bloomin' cold. Open windows, bah. Ours are frozen shut. Couldn't open them if I tried.
Was just looking at a picture of sailors shovelling snow off the decks of a ship in the Russian Convoys. No wonder me old Dad is hardy. It must have toughened him up. He don't get as cold as me.

Cold and miserable in Derbyshire

Oooo Rose! I'm not hinterchangeable :-0 :-0 :-D


*scratches trahzer department* phwoooaarr that's better :-D

I also said on Puss's thread that years ago on here a member (who shall be nameless) asked me if a was a man :-S because I 'wrote like a man' :-S...now how does that work I wonder?...........* hope I haven't put my size sixteen boots into trouble :-0 :-(

...and there used to be someone on GR with the name ' George who's a woman'..........

*~~~ to Martha or is it Arthur now? ;-)

I think you can usually tell, although there are some ladies who have perhaps a more masculine tone to their writing, a hint of testosterone lolol, and men more in touch with their feminine side.

I remember back in the 70s when a school friend and I happened to be walking up a hill behind a sturdy young man in jeans with lovely long hair and friend wolf whistling at him...till 'he' turned round...oops :-D

Lol Wend...no offence taken...especially as I hadn't realised there was a second page to this thread lol