@ Cynic: I like how you state this as "a kid" instead of "a girl/guy"

 

 

"Kid" usually has the connotation of a male. I prefer it when discussing my feelings.

Wait...Cynic...

 

Are you a girl?

 

 

Edit: And I failed to notice a new page again! Whoo!

 

...I see you Googlebot...

Im just trying to figure out where the hell you got the assumption of him being a girl in his post...

What the hell who?

... Who else did you think was a girl?

 

Btw, I'm putting that in my signature.

@ Halo: Well, he started talking about liking someone, then went into how he refers to guys as "kid." So, I figured the chance was higher that he was a girl in disguise than that he was gay.

 

... Who else did you think was a girl?

 

Ok, story time. So, it's the last day of school, and I'm sitting in Computer Graphics, just like I have for the past month, waiting for school to get out. There's kid next to me named Felicia, who's a really good artist. So, all through the year, I've thought Felicia was a guy, because he has a pre-pubescent male voice, a guy's choice in clothes (a vest under a sweatshirt, and jeans), a guy's sense of humor (he drew a rat dripping acid for fun, and not as an assignment), and absolutely no curves of any kind. I've also referred to him as a guy, had male conversations with him (I made fun of him because he didn't have facial hair once), and he hasn't corrected me once. There was a senior in that class, and she also always called Felicia a guy.

 

So, back to today, Felicia had to leave class to go pay class dues. When he leaves, one of the druggies looks over at me, and he's like, "You know Felicia's a girl, right?" I'm like, "No, he isn't. You're [developmentally delayed]ed." Then he calls in one of his friends, and that kid agrees with him. I disagree again, and they keep berating me about it, so I ignore them. The teacher then calls the class up to take a class photo, for whatever reason. The druggie mentions that Felicia's not there, and the teachers like, "We'll take one now, then when she gets back we'll take another." Felicia gets into the room just before the teacher takes the picture. We all go back to our computers, and the druggie just upfront asks Felicia, "You're a girl, right?" Felicia responds kinda distractedly, "Yeah," and sits down. I have this look on my face, like the epitome of "WHAT THE [bleep] JUST HAPPENED!?" and the druggie's got this smirk like, "I told ya so."

 

Felicia doesn't mention it again, doesn't see my reaction at all, and I don't say anything. It was the weirdest moment I've had in my life, and so many awkward conversations became awkward because I found out Felicia was a girl.

 

I still can't switch the pronoun. It's ingrained by a term of reference.

Interesting story... Do you still talk to her?

Heh, good story Who.

 

Night guys.

What, it's like 8:00!

@ Halo: Well, he started talking about liking someone, then went into how he refers to guys as "kid." So, I figured the chance was higher that he was a girl in disguise than that he was gay.

 

... Who else did you think was a girl?

 

Ok, story time. So, it's the last day of school, and I'm sitting in Computer Graphics, just like I have for the past month, waiting for school to get out. There's kid next to me named Felicia, who's a really good artist. So, all through the year, I've thought Felicia was a guy, because he has a pre-pubescent male voice, a guy's choice in clothes (a vest under a sweatshirt, and jeans), a guy's sense of humor (he drew a rat dripping acid for fun, and not as an assignment), and absolutely no curves of any kind. I've also referred to him as a guy, had male conversations with him (I made fun of him because he didn't have facial hair once), and he hasn't corrected me once. There was a senior in that class, and she also always called Felicia a guy.

 

So, back to today, Felicia had to leave class to go pay class dues. When he leaves, one of the druggies looks over at me, and he's like, "You know Felicia's a girl, right?" I'm like, "No, he isn't. You're [developmentally delayed]ed." Then he calls in one of his friends, and that kid agrees with him. I disagree again, and they keep berating me about it, so I ignore them. The teacher then calls the class up to take a class photo, for whatever reason. The druggie mentions that Felicia's not there, and the teachers like, "We'll take one now, then when she gets back we'll take another." Felicia gets into the room just before the teacher takes the picture. We all go back to our computers, and the druggie just upfront asks Felicia, "You're a girl, right?" Felicia responds kinda distractedly, "Yeah," and sits down. I have this look on my face, like the epitome of "WHAT THE [bleep] JUST HAPPENED!?" and the druggie's got this smirk like, "I told ya so."

 

Felicia doesn't mention it again, doesn't see my reaction at all, and I don't say anything. It was the weirdest moment I've had in my life, and so many awkward conversations became awkward because I found out Felicia was a girl.

 

I still can't switch the pronoun. It's ingrained by a term of reference.

It's 9:15 here.

Not really. That was not a good situation.

Not really. That was not a good situation.

No really, thats [bleep]ing hilarious.

Ok, it was a little funny...

 

Also, @Cynic, because I didn't notice the post: I only talked to him because we sat together in class. Today was the last day. This all happened today too, so...

Are you gender confused?

Not normally, no.

Well, we're here for you if you ever want to talk about it.

That story was hilarious.

Not normally, no.

Y'all know I'm a girl, right?

Y'all know I'm a girl, right?

i watched that black ops thing an i was kinda disappointed.

 

It looked more like a Rambo thing than a tactical whoop-[wagon] type of thing. The only part i saw that looked remotely tactical was the part where they busted thru the windows.

 

Neway abc123 stop trying to trick us. We've seen ur face and we know where u live.

i watched that black ops thing an i was kinda disappointed.

 

It looked more like a Rambo thing than a tactical whoop-[wagon] type of thing. The only part i saw that looked remotely tactical was the part where they busted thru the windows.

 

Neway abc123 stop trying to trick us. We've seen ur face and we know where u live.

Call of Duty being Tactical?

What the hell are you smoking and where can I get some?

I suppose I assumed black meant special. I recind my previous post.

 

And if you ever play small team games you'd be amazed how much you communicate and develop tactics without realizing it.

I suppose I assumed black meant special. I recind my previous post.

 

And if you ever play small team games you'd be amazed how much you communicate and develop tactics without realizing it.

Yeah multiplayer.

That wasnt a multiplayer trailer.

 

Just a hype film.

 

I would love to see multiplayer from this.

Im always up for a good run and gun but sometimes I'd die for a tactically based game like rainbow six. And when whoever im playing with runs and guns i want to jump off a house onto their nads, becasue #1 they always die, #2 they ruin the fun.