> Then, you have all these trans-gender athletes...which make it unfair in
> many respects. In some sports, they don't care if you "identify" as a woman;
> if biologically, you're a male, you can NOT compete in a female sport.

As it should be in all -- if you've had the advantage of testosterone bulking  you up for years, especially in your post-puberscent era, it is NOT fair to  allow you to run against thosde who've been estrogen-based their entire lives.

There have been competitions that allowed identify-as-female" big muscular guys to compete evenly with born-women.  The results were 100% as we with brains  predicted.

There was a guy here, who claimed to be a woman (with zero objective evidende  of such) who was suing "personal grooming for women" salons for not giving him  the vaginal waxing they advertised.

He was also hanging around in family change rooms, goofing on undressed little  girls. 

I keep it simple:
What OBJECTIVE, scientific, medical basis do you have for saying you're a  woman?
A womam has: primary & secondasry sexual characteristics, plus XX chromosome in every cell in her body.

A "claiming-to-be-woman" has his claim & "studies" that conveniently overlook  the possibility that people LIE.
 Objective vs Subjective. 

> You can't have mine...you broke yours off!! 
Ok, we took off our clothes, you stood on top of me -- when does it star to  feel good?

> The only "Medicaid" I have is to pay the monthly Medicare premium.
> Otherwise, I have no supplemental insurance.

Look for a volunterrs organisation in your area, especially seniors'  organisations -- ask for a volunteer medical driver; we have that in every  community now.

> Especially for those who say they're marrying so they can legally have
> sexual intercourse. That is a fringe benefit to marriage...not the be all
> and end all of it.

Amen! It's definitely a plenty fine benefit, but so is the love & companionship
& coming home to cooked food!

> Or like the bricks that proclaimed "We're getting laid today". 

Q: Why'd the chickem cross the road? A: He heard there was a man layi8ng bricks & just HAD to see that for himself.

> I've just been drinking lemonade or lemon Koolaid...I've stopped drinking
> carbonated beverages.

Hey, YOU brought up Dr. Pepper! ;) 

> The blooper noted the passing of Pastor Smith as "it was truly a
> turning point in his life". 

When you view life as eternal, then this wasn't necessarily a blooper.

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