CAJUNLAWYER
Member
This is an outrage!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Something ought to be done.
Morehouse College Cracks Down on Cross-Dressing
Morehouse College Cracks Down on Cross-Dressing
Discriminaation at it's worst
- Thread starter CAJUNLAWYER
- Start date
Register to hide this ad
sipowicz
Member
And we'll leave it right there...
Without a purse, where's a guy suppossed to carry his Roscoe? Pantyhose aren't strong enough to support a handgun.
The Galco Thigh Holster. Guys can use them too, if you have baggy or loose fitting trousers. Just be sure you pull out the right "gun".
rewster
Member
Why would anybody want to dress up as a cross ?
canoe on the yukon
Member
- Joined
- Feb 25, 2009
- Messages
- 466
- Reaction score
- 36
I completely agree.Even though my high heels,skirt and purse match whenever I go out,I still see people rudely stare.I too feel persecuted.People just don't appreciate the fact that I go to a great deal of trouble to have my hair,clothes and lipstick carefully done.Maybe I should consider shaving my beard off.Perhaps shaving my legs would help as well.I can't very well do anything about my 6 feet+ height.I've considered wearing flat shoes instead of the high heels because of this but they match my outfit so well.
Maybe this topic also needs to be covered in the mutitasking-at-the-urinal thread. 
The Galco Thigh Holster. Guys can use them too, if you have baggy or loose fitting trousers. Just be sure you pull out the right "gun".
Jack Flash
Member
Discriminaation at it's worst
Are those two "a"s supposed to suggest something?
Are those two "a"s supposed to suggest something?
Discriminaation at it's worst
Are those two "a"s supposed to suggest something?
Yes. If you had taken up animal husbandry, you wouldn't have to ask.
Last edited:
OP
CAJUNLAWYER
Member
Nope...just hit the "a" key twice.Discriminaation at it's worst
Are those two "a"s supposed to suggest something?
NCTexan
US Veteran
Dressing up makes me cross.
jag312
Member
I worked in San Francisco for 11 years. One of my co-workers was bald with a beard, wore a mixture of men's and women's clothing, carried a purse, and had little bells on his shoes that tinkled when he walked. I'm serious. I'm not joking. This attire was acceptable in the work place, but what do you expect in San Francisco?
I could say more about this guy, but it would not be acceptable in this forum. So the only thing I can say is that I support Morehouse 110%.
I could say more about this guy, but it would not be acceptable in this forum. So the only thing I can say is that I support Morehouse 110%.
dlstewart01
US Veteran
You hear about the cross dresser??? he was often a broad.
