1310 The Ticket - Hardline Question
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Well that's a surprise. What an interesting marriage they have - a blind PhD psychologist married to an unemployed transgendered board op.
He must have quit because he was tired of providing meat lover's pizza for the price of a cheese pizza
Spaceship said:
What an interesting marriage they have - a blind PhD psychologist married to an unemployed transgendered board op.
Add a couple of precocious kids and Tony Danza, and you've got yourself an 80s sitcom hit.
Set in post-apocalyptic Detroit
Ervin Burrell said:schwabbin said:
Clown world. Nothing surprises me anymore. Well except the fact his wife is supporting him.
Well maybe it helps his wife is blind?
BUT she's gay, uh excuse me, she's blind
Until they chop their dick off, I'm not impressed
Now for the the social experiment of each Ticket host/producer on twitter under pressure to be on supportive comment roll call
DannyDuberstein said:
Now for the the social experiment of each Ticket host/producer on twitter under pressure to be on supportive comment roll call
Craig and Corby were very quick to respond - they need to show how enlightened they are. A man pretending to be a women is a beautiful thing.
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Spaceship said:DannyDuberstein said:
Now for the the social experiment of each Ticket host/producer on twitter under pressure to be on supportive comment roll call
Craig and Corby were very quick to respond - they need to show how enlightened they are. A man pretending to be a women is a beautiful thing.
Can't wait for east Texas voice Corby to lecture all the neophytes.
I'm not always comfortable when a man tells me he's trans, I don't understand his world but I do understand that he's part of mine.
Or they have a friend they care about and want to support. You can do that even if you aren't completely comfortable with the situation.
Chewy said:
I'm not always comfortable when a man tells me he's trans, I don't understand his world but I do understand that he's part of mine.
8 years later and instead of reading this, I sung it.
At least Jer can play from the ladies tees now.
MEENag said:
Or they have a friend they care about and want to support. You can do that even if you aren't completely comfortable with the situation.
Corby's track record on equality, wisdom and sensitivity is one we should all strive for.
Chewy said:
I'm not always comfortable when a man tells me he's trans, I don't understand his world but I do understand that he's part of mine.
I saw her thumb nail picture and thought she's very good looking. Then I saw that one and was like, oh.
So if the person is attractive to you then it's cool? Ok,noted
CraigSU84 said:
So if the person is attractive to you then it's cool? Ok,noted
That's exactly what I said.
It was more like, wow, she's attractive. Then she posted that picture and I was like, oh ok.
Nothing more.
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CraigSU84 said:
So if the person is attractive to you then it's cool? Ok,noted
Good grief...
If she has an apple, she also has a banana
Congrats Big Strong! #courage
I'll be that guy - congratulations feel like congratulating a bulimic on their success losing weight with their fork and bucket. Love, sadness, empathy about whatever must be happening in their brain, absolutely. Congrats, not really.
One too many drops I'm afraid.
Jer/Jillian's a grown ass man/woman, so he/she can do what he/she wants. At the end of the day, I take issue with two things, though:
- As you see in his/her twitter bio, it says 'protect trans kids.' I an starkly opposed to children under 18 taking gender-altering medications and performing gender altering surgery. Kids are kids for a reason, and they should not be able to make life-long decisions at the young of an age.
- Please don't classify this as courageous. I'll compliment a person on their decision and wish them the best, but I don't classify this as exhibiting courage.
When I was 8, I wanted to legally change my name to Colt because that was the name of The Fall Guy and I thought Lee Majors was a badass. Glad my parents didn't roll with even that. I'm also thankfully confident they would not have let me transform into Markie Post or Heather Thomas.
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- Please don't classify this as courageous. I'll compliment a person on their decision and wish them the best, but I don't classify this as exhibiting courage.
Posting it to twitter knowing that a large % of ticket-listeners are probably opposed to this sort of thing, I would say is fairly courageous.
I can't see your username without thinking "bunpot"
but they aren't?Bunbury said:Quote:
- Please don't classify this as courageous. I'll compliment a person on their decision and wish them the best, but I don't classify this as exhibiting courage.
Posting it to twitter knowing that a large % of ticket-listeners are probably opposed to this sort of thing, I would say is fairly courageous.
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- Please don't classify this as courageous. I'll compliment a person on their decision and wish them the best, but I don't classify this as exhibiting courage.
Posting it to twitter knowing that a large % of ticket-listeners are probably opposed to this sort of thing, I would say is fairly courageous.
Or it's a typical lib "look at me "" thing.
And look the former Jer is a grown ass biological male and can do what I guess she wants, I really don't care. Just don't expect me to celebrate a mental illness.
I wonder how Jub feels right now. He never spoke out against it, but you could tell through the radio when Gordon would bring up a story involving trans people he would be rolling his eyes.
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Bunbury said:Quote:
- Please don't classify this as courageous. I'll compliment a person on their decision and wish them the best, but I don't classify this as exhibiting courage.
Posting it to twitter knowing that a large % of ticket-listeners are probably opposed to this sort of thing, I would say is fairly courageous.
This post was courageous.
First laugh of the year on The Ticket. George asking which one between Mikhail Gorbachev and Anne Heche was the one that crashed the car.
Dan calling the front desk.
Need pics of Jo Jo. New front desk trainee is a former strip club hostess/bar tender.