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 Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:40 pm
Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:41 pm
Kay9214 Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain?
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:45 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 12:55 pm
Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@ a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:14 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@ a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia.
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:20 pm
This is sounding less and less sensetive as I read it. Sorry about that. sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:22 pm
Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 Gender ambiguity and then this happens. emotion_facepalm lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@ a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia. Ah. well i wasn't trying to explain his entire set of accolades I was just mentioning the one part. Anyway, d'Artagnan, I understand this reference makes no sense what's the special event thing.
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:23 pm
Kay9214 This is sounding less and less sensetive as I read it. Sorry about that. sweatdrop lol don't sweat it, chica : P sorry couldn't resist that one
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:27 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@ a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia. Ah. well i wasn't trying to explain his entire set of accolades I was just mentioning the one part. Anyway, d'Artagnan, I understand this reference makes no sense what's the special event thing. Well, there's a WG (word game, and the WG is a forum too) Guys vs Girls. If you're a guy you add two, and a girl you subtract two. It starts at 50, at 0 girls win, and at 100 guys win. As such a simple game in a forum with all kinds of games, it sorta became the place WGers hang out. It's like, the anniversary of when the main group started hanging out together or something, so someone planned an event where everyone switches sides. I'm not really one of the WG socialites, but I got invited along.
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:29 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 This is sounding less and less sensetive as I read it. Sorry about that. sweatdrop lol don't sweat it, chica : P sorry couldn't resist that one Thivfgfytgiytditeg. stressed If I might ask, are you not from the United States?
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:34 pm
Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD lol that's kinda ironic... so uh.. care to explain? I was invited to an event-ish thing. It might be because I'm sick and delirious that I'm attending. emotion_facepalm @.@ a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia. Ah. well i wasn't trying to explain his entire set of accolades I was just mentioning the one part. Anyway, d'Artagnan, I understand this reference makes no sense what's the special event thing. Well, there's a WG (word game, and the WG is a forum too) Guys vs Girls. If you're a guy you add two, and a girl you subtract two. It starts at 50, at 0 girls win, and at 100 guys win. As such a simple game in a forum with all kinds of games, it sorta became the place WGers hang out. It's like, the anniversary of when the main group started hanging out together or something, so someone planned an event where everyone switches sides. I'm not really one of the WG socialites, but I got invited along. So you're helping the girls?? Or if you get found out does it not subtract or add anything?
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:35 pm
Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 This is sounding less and less sensetive as I read it. Sorry about that. sweatdrop lol don't sweat it, chica : P sorry couldn't resist that one Thivfgfytgiytditeg. stressed If I might ask, are you not from the United States? Yes, I'm from the U.S... Kayla. XD
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:36 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia. Ah. well i wasn't trying to explain his entire set of accolades I was just mentioning the one part. Anyway, d'Artagnan, I understand this reference makes no sense what's the special event thing. Well, there's a WG (word game, and the WG is a forum too) Guys vs Girls. If you're a guy you add two, and a girl you subtract two. It starts at 50, at 0 girls win, and at 100 guys win. As such a simple game in a forum with all kinds of games, it sorta became the place WGers hang out. It's like, the anniversary of when the main group started hanging out together or something, so someone planned an event where everyone switches sides. I'm not really one of the WG socialites, but I got invited along. So you're helping the girls?? Or if you get found out does it not subtract or add anything? No, there's just a lot of crossdress ing going on and a lot of the girls are adding as guys and guys subtracting as girls. Also, Porthos is the one in the dress, not D'artagnan. Lol 
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:39 pm
this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 This is sounding less and less sensetive as I read it. Sorry about that. sweatdrop lol don't sweat it, chica : P sorry couldn't resist that one Thivfgfytgiytditeg. stressed If I might ask, are you not from the United States? Yes, I'm from the U.S... Kayla. XD Vudfguyfiytuvygi. stressed Okay, I was just curious. You sounded like a very impartial observer talking about the Revolutionary War. 3nodding Of course, I slipped up. Foreigners would say 'the American Revolutionary War'.
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Posted: Sat Jun 15, 2013 1:44 pm
Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD Kay9214 this is my name XD a victorian-era thing or something?? Or are you just pulling a Lafayette? Lafayette was a Frenchman who snuck out of France disguised as a woman in order to reach America and help their side in the Revolutionary war.That's kind of a weak description. He did do that, but he's far more known for being George Washington's right hand man and one of our greatest military minds of the Revolutionary war scarcely out of his teen years. Sorry for laughing, but I'm a bit of a history buff, and that's kind of like describing George Washington as 'that farmer from Virginia'. A better example would probably be Chevalier d'Eon. He was a French diplomat and spy, living the last 33 years of his life as a woman spying in service to the King. He actually wound up becoming a maid of honor to the Empress of Russia. Ah. well i wasn't trying to explain his entire set of accolades I was just mentioning the one part. Anyway, d'Artagnan, I understand this reference makes no sense what's the special event thing. Well, there's a WG (word game, and the WG is a forum too) Guys vs Girls. If you're a guy you add two, and a girl you subtract two. It starts at 50, at 0 girls win, and at 100 guys win. As such a simple game in a forum with all kinds of games, it sorta became the place WGers hang out. It's like, the anniversary of when the main group started hanging out together or something, so someone planned an event where everyone switches sides. I'm not really one of the WG socialites, but I got invited along. So you're helping the girls?? Or if you get found out does it not subtract or add anything? No, there's just a lot of crossdress ing going on and a lot of the girls are adding as guys and guys subtracting as girls. Also, Porthos is the one in the dress, not D'artagnan. Lol Yeah I know *that why I said the reference made no sense* XD I just wanted to say d'Artagnan. XD
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