Cross-Dressing????

[Coemgen]

I don't recall ever being accused of cross dressing. Some people have, out of ignorance, not malice, referred to it as a kilt. I try not to get too bent out of shape by it, but what can you expect from drunk college students?

I have, however, been on the receiving end of jokes about my girlfriend wearing the pants in the relationship, but it was meant in good humour.

However, since I'm a large, flaming redhead with a similarly flaming red beard, it's difficult for anyone to presume me to be of a non-masculine bent.

[Coinneach]

I've heard the crossdressing remark before. My usual response is, 'no, I've never done that; I'm not British.'

(I actually work with a very masculine straight man from Liverpool, who does like to 'dress up.' We have great conversations!)

[James MacMillan]

Being old, ugly, bald, bearded and fat, I don't think anyone would accuse me of cross-dressing, even if I had on a bridal gown…

[Bugbear]

Hmmm! Sounds like my Great Grandmother Thusela. Just joking, just joking, I couldn't help it.

Being old, ugly, bald, bearded and fat, I don't think anyone would accuse me of cross-dressing, even if I had on a bridal gown…

[James MacMillan]

Hmmm! Sounds like my Great Grandmother Thusela. Just joking, just joking, I couldn't help it.

I remember a friend once saying that he liked dating ugly women, but that he drew the line on women who had a bigger mustache than he did....

[Bugbear]

That's a good one. There is a Japanese people called the Anue (forgive the spelling if it is wrong) who tatoo a mustache on women of their culture if they don't have one. That being said, it was still a good line.

I remember a friend once saying that he liked dating ugly women, but that he drew the line on women who had a bigger mustache than he did....

[McFarkus]

Being old, ugly, bald, bearded and fat, I don't think anyone would accuse me of cross-dressing, even if I had on a bridal gown…

I don't know, maybe if you were wearing a wedding gown AND veil......