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**Zippy** · 11 September 2009, 10:15

It's much worse for her as this has all been done in public.

**d000hg** · 11 September 2009, 10:19

>>"We have to see if she has an advantage from her possibly being between two sexes compared to the others."

Of course not, feminists have been telling us for years that women are equal to men in every way. It's sexist to force women to compete separately.

**minestrone** · 11 September 2009, 10:34

Did you see the makeover of her in that magazine..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/8243553.stm

..I mean, that is a man in a dress, she has total man hands. I was never in any doubt she is a Middlesex.

**Pondlife** · 11 September 2009, 10:38

Originally posted by Zippy View Post

It's much worse for her as this has all been done in public.

WZS

Did anyone read the comments? 294 for example.

**daviejones** · 11 September 2009, 10:42

Why don't we ask her to do 2 simple tests that will prove it?

1. Reverse park a car - If she passes then it is clear she is more man than woman.

2. Bake a cake - if it comes out all right, then she is obviously a female.

I find it interesting that the ANC called it "sexist". Which sex are we picking on here? As for "racist", well that is just scraping the bottom of the barrel.

**thunderlizard** · 11 September 2009, 10:48

racist

It is racist. It wouldn't have happened if she hadn't won that race innit?

mine's the green Burberry
tl

**Zippy** · 11 September 2009, 11:03

Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

WZS

Did anyone read the comments? 294 for example.

I didn't get past the first page

The usual sympathetic and reasoned arguments, rather like on here. We are a mean-spirited and vicious species - it really does get me down sometimes.

**Mich the Tester** · 11 September 2009, 11:40

Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I didn't get past the first page

The usual sympathetic and reasoned arguments, rather like on here. We are a mean-spirited and vicious species - it really does get me down sometimes.

On a humourous note, BBC world service interviewed some chap from her village this morning and he said ‘we have known her all her life and we’ve never seen anything dangling in front of her to suggest she’s a boy’.

Indeed though, a shame people understand so little about gender.

**Zippy** · 11 September 2009, 11:50

Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

On a humourous note, BBC world service interviewed some chap from her village this morning and he said ‘we have known her all her life and we’ve never seen anything dangling in front of her to suggest she’s a boy’.

I seem to be suffering from a sense of humour failure today. Sorry people.

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