> > >(and famous too, but i dont wanna drack him into it too :) oops i did!)?
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> > HER!!!!! I'm a her, not a him. ROFL! have you been reading the gender confusion posts at all???
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> > fam "i'd like to hear from the regulars too" ous
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> LMAO LMAO LMAO ROTFL LOL ... laughter and tears almost over...oh no..it starts again... LMAO ROTFL
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> This is great! ha! I'm talking to a person two days long through a message forum, ive got a picture of that person, sitting behind a computer, as a computer programmer, i thought that person was a 'he' and then all of sudden it turns out to be a 'she', this is so so so embarrasing for me, for my imagination, for my whole being!
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> Yep, ive read something about that gender confusion, and i remember ive read over there that Chris is female.... But havent read all of it (after all, i'm a newbie here, so give me some time to work my way around this place and the people who come here)
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> Jom"still-rolling-over-the-floor"meke

Ha-ha, I noticed earlier that you said "his name" in a subject line referring to famous this morning, and I thought, "uh-oh; I wonder how this is going to go down..." But go easy on yourself; I didn't catch onto the fact that famous has a pair of X chromosomes until one or two days ago, myself. I bet there are others out there who *still* haven't learned.

This whole "female presence on RinkWorks" thing has really started to be an issue over the last week or two. To avoid confusion, maybe we should get Sam to stick a button on the "Post New Message" page, for use by our female posters. The button would automatically attach an explanatory note of some sort to the beginning of the post:

*****ALERT!!!!!*****
THE FOLLOWING POST IS BY A FEMALE RINKWORKS READER!!! APPROPRIATE REPLIES WILL CONTAIN THE TERMS "SHE", "HER", "HERS", AND "MEN ARE MORONS"!!!

Iss "it could work!" achar