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To: Hitlerys uterus
You made me laugh. I do note that the argument is between balls and uterus and come on guys, we know who will win that one. Now Hitlery, take this as a friendly comment. I don't think uterus ought to be in a FR name, or any name for that matter. It just isn't, well, couth. But since you are a guy, uncouth is okay, I guess. I do think you should thinkof changing it,,people might wonder if you are transgendered or something. Just a suggestion.
104 posted on 08/17/2002 8:42:55 PM PDT by cajungirl
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To: cajungirl
"I don't think uterus ought to be in a FR name, or any name for that matter."

The nice thing about FR is we can all think or not . I'm glad to see you availing yourself of that choice.

"It just isn't, well, couth."

Neither is hillery klinton. That's kinda the point."

"people might wonder if you are transgendered or something."

I'll be sure and put "something" in my profile so as to avoid the confusion."

In short, while I have no problem with "cajun" or "girl", I can understand that someone may in some way be offended by either word. Crazy world, eh? How's about when I see them giving you static over your name I leap to my keyboard and defend your right to pick a screenname that you consider ethstetically {sp} pleasing. No thanks neccessary, it'll be my pleasure. But in the meantime, I'm a bit more concerned with some folks who view FR as an "anonymous message board" and who seem to make a habit of name calling and personal attacks on other, long standing members. As horrible and uncouth and terrible and confusing as my screenname is, I still manage to remain civil to fellow FReepers. Go figure.

111 posted on 08/18/2002 4:47:01 AM PDT by Hitlerys uterus
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