# Brooklyn police found innocent of sticking a knight stick inside of looser smoking pot at the subway station
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Ironic moment of my day was when a fat kid with a snowboard yelled at me from the chairlift. He thought my XC skis were old technology compared to his board. "Hey, go back to riding your dinosaur!" he yelled. Which was a pretty funny comment actually, albeit weird since I'm not yet 40. Fat kids - they're funny enough all by themselves but even more so when they call you down for exercising.
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DAOTEC
BANNED
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Transvestite Highschool Student to be flag bearer wearing women’s clothes
05 March 2010 at 17:47 | According to Argentine newspaper Clarin, the 17 year old boy attends the last year of High school in the city of Nogoya, Entre Rios province and has excellent grades.
The student has a male name, but everyone calls him Kylie.
When Kylie informed of his decision to go dressed as a woman, he placed the school authorities between a rock and a hard place.
The head of the General Education Council of Entre Rios province, Graciela Bar, said that the identity chosen by the individual citizen should always be respected and no religious or gender discrimination should be accepted.
Kylie said in a radio interview: “What I want is for people to understand me, I have this sexual identity since I was four years, because I remember going to the kindergarten and confessing to my mom that I liked a boy.
More: http://momento24.com/en/2010/03/05/transvestite-highschool-student-to-be-flag-bearer-wearing-womens-clothes/
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05 March 2010 at 17:47 | According to Argentine newspaper Clarin, the 17 year old boy attends the last year of High school in the city of Nogoya, Entre Rios province and has excellent grades.
The student has a male name, but everyone calls him Kylie.
When Kylie informed of his decision to go dressed as a woman, he placed the school authorities between a rock and a hard place.
The head of the General Education Council of Entre Rios province, Graciela Bar, said that the identity chosen by the individual citizen should always be respected and no religious or gender discrimination should be accepted.
Kylie said in a radio interview: “What I want is for people to understand me, I have this sexual identity since I was four years, because I remember going to the kindergarten and confessing to my mom that I liked a boy.
More: http://momento24.com/en/2010/03/05/transvestite-highschool-student-to-be-flag-bearer-wearing-womens-clothes/
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DAOTEC said:
I will see your Transvestite High school Student and raise you one Transsexual still married to wife.
A transsexual claims his human rights ............
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Staff in sports clubs who warn women not to lift heavy weights could be prosecuted under new equality laws.
Legislation set out under Harriet Harman's forthcoming Equality Bill says that insinuating a woman might not be able to lift the same size weights as men could be considered 'unlawful sex discrimination'.
A code of practice drawn up by the Equality and Human Rights Commission explaining the legal implications of the Bill lists ways in which women might be unfairly stereotyped.
It includes a long list of examples of 'unintentional less favourable treatment' including what might happen to a woman when she joins a gym and begins lifting weights.
It states: 'A general stereotype about men and women is that in terms of physique, most men are stronger than most women.
'Nevertheless it is likely to be unlawful sex discrimination for a gym to test every woman's strength but not every man's before allowing them access to weight-lifting facilities.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...y-weights-face-prosecution.html#ixzz0iNK1mX5h
Legislation set out under Harriet Harman's forthcoming Equality Bill says that insinuating a woman might not be able to lift the same size weights as men could be considered 'unlawful sex discrimination'.
A code of practice drawn up by the Equality and Human Rights Commission explaining the legal implications of the Bill lists ways in which women might be unfairly stereotyped.
It includes a long list of examples of 'unintentional less favourable treatment' including what might happen to a woman when she joins a gym and begins lifting weights.
It states: 'A general stereotype about men and women is that in terms of physique, most men are stronger than most women.
'Nevertheless it is likely to be unlawful sex discrimination for a gym to test every woman's strength but not every man's before allowing them access to weight-lifting facilities.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...y-weights-face-prosecution.html#ixzz0iNK1mX5h
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I joined them in 1970. i don't agree 100% with the platform, but they still have a lot of good things to say. And, they they are not annoying.krebs303 said:
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My bitter ex-girlfriend has put an imcriminating video on youtube
With my last breath, I blame krebs.
With my last breath, I blame krebs.
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