[rednesss]

I was thinking “one tough broad”. I don’t think you’re allowed to call someone who strangled someone to death with their bare hands “a lady”. I could be wrong.

[A_Tradition_Continues]

We all know that a lady can have “man hands”.

[Redcloak]

I don’t think you’re allowed to call someone who strangled someone to death with their bare hands “a lady”. I could be wrong.

You are correct. According to Miss Manners, a lady always wears white gloves whilst strangling an attacker.

Yes, I totally made up that Miss Manners quote. If Miss Manners' attorneys are reading this, it's just a joke.

[sticker]

For safety sake I think I would find out what she wished to be called

[TASMANIANRED]

She had a lot of motivation.

[infowarrior]

I don’t think you’re allowed to call someone who strangled someone to death with their bare hands “a lady”. I could be wrong.

You would be wrong, a lady, like a gentleman, when pressed to defend their lives and honor, use whatever methods are to hand, and effective. There is no stigma, social or otherwise, for this...

the infowarrior

[Titan Magroyne]

>> I was thinking “one tough broad”. I don’t think you’re allowed to call someone who strangled someone to death with their bare hands “a lady”. I could be wrong.

I’d call her lady, missus, ma’am, pleasedonthurtme ... You know, whichever she prefers.