> > > > > Tra "I have determined Brunnen-G's
handwriting to be conclusive evidence of gender,
> > > >
> > > > How is this possible? You can't tell
gender by penmanship. I've known many guys who
write in what I'd call "female-style" and I myself
write in "guy -style" and I'm a girl. So I doubt
that you know for sure... teehee..
> > > >
> > > > >however, I will respect his/her wishes
and not tell anyone..... Nyaa, nyaa, nyaaa!" nio
> > > >
> > > > And by the way, you shouldn't get all
excited. I've known for quite a while. :)
> > > >
> > > > famous
> > >
> > > Yes, you're very clever. Now shut up.
> > >
> > > Brunnen-"Yay! Opportunity for Princess Bride
quote! I just can't pass 'em up"G
> >
> > Well, I don't know for sure, but I think your
a guy and from now on will refer to you as a he,
it is easier than 'he/she' and not demeaning like
'it'.
> >
> > Spider-that'smyopinion-Boy
>
> I agree that I *assume* you are a guy. But the
only thing that bothers me is I have never heard
of a military organization that allows men to have
long hair. If you indeed *do* have long hair, and
I believe you when you say you do, then I have to
wonder if I am wrong in my assumptions. But like
Spider-Boy, I will continue to call you "He" and
not "He/She" as this is less degrading, and if it
bothered you, you'd let us all know which you
really are.

But is Brunnen-G's coastguard job actually part of
the military? And in military organizations where
short cut hair is the rule, does not that rule
apply to the women as well?

Gr"now imagining a GIJane