My employment made us put pronouns in our signature for all emails.

Mine would be BigDickswinging/cispussycrusher. Since we can pretend to be whatever we want to be




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Has anyone else been given this requirement?

Mine are “Suchlike/Nobody.”

Mine would be he, she, it.
If you're not a he or she, then you're an it.

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Hopefully it was voluntary because abuse during your childhood can have lasting effects.

I don't have any so I would put "n/a" though some idiot would probably think my pronoun was "n/a"

That's when you laugh in its face and say "You're Fired as my doctor", then walk out. I would.

slave/away

im sure that'll get their attention

Exactly. If there is one profession where birth gender really matters, it's medicine. You can't prescribe based on gender preference. The world has gone mad.

Damn is that shit confusing!

There's over a dozen bizarre personal pronouns, ce, co, cy, ey, ne, qui, and so on...




If someone tried to push that shit on me, I'd tell them to go fuck themselves!






English is one of the hardest languages in the world, and they're adding this shit on top of it?

It's like they're trying to get rid of English as the international language everyone uses!

This is a full on attack on English.

My pronouns for LGBQT are the same as God's, "Sodom and Gomorrah."




Last Edited by TerraFirma's Esoterrorist on 11/23/2022 04:38 PM

LOL!

Recently, I received a email at work from a structural engineer and he had his pronouns in his signature. I will never take him seriously.

Ligma/Johnson

Quit.

If you don't you are just another useless meatbag.

If U.S. Judges won't use them, neither will I.




US Judges Refuse to Use Defendant's Pronouns, Saying Its Too Hard

"A panel of judges in the U.S.A. ruled that they will not refer to a non-binary defendant with “they” pronouns because they believe that their writing will suffer."

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They tried at our company but I refused three times and said please don't ask me again politely

The CEO of my company hinted it would be nice if we all did it but only 25% of my coworkers are. Mainly the higher ups that are sucking up. If it was mandatory I would just say its against my religion.

I attended the NANOG conference recently. They had buttons for people at check in.... He, She, They, and a straight line.

I trolled them saying as loud as I could with laughter... That straight line must be when you are at the point of being dead inside!

My name is my pronoun.

I'd probably quit.

I fucking dare some one to ask me that fucking question in person

My Pronounces are Your Majesty

you fucking cuck

you should put Jogger Lover on it aka 'n'word

my favorite suggestion was to go to HR in tears saying you just couldn't decide what gender you are, that you were in therapy trying to figure it out, and that them putting pressure on you to make a formal declaration is causing you extreme mental and emotional suffering and anguish and constitutes a hostile workplace environment.

Yep, it's their one world religion.

Tell them you're a noun :)

Mine are fuckjoebiden/fuckwokephags

And you will respect them!

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time to roll out the gigantic fake knockers with the sub-zero nipples

So to make them feel included, straight people are made to feel excluded i.e. actively denying who you are at the most human basic level?

I agree too old for this shit.

I'd ask your boss that question and document the conversation before you quit.

I don't see anything wrong with this.

I also don't see anything wrong if someone makes an honest mistake on sex, female or male, it's super easy to say, my bad, sorry, thanks for letting me know.

The majority of the population shouldn't have to worry about making an honest mistake in perception.
I made mistakes in my work life, same as other people, no one really cared, it was almost expected on some names. It wasn't a big deal, why is this being turned into a big deal?
That's my question I guess.

If it's because a man with a beard is in a dress and I call him a he instead of a she, well, I think that's ridiculous.
They (oh I used a pronoun) should expect people to be confused not browbeat.

Or you could just say you don’t support the “queer community”, tell them you support your family.

I bet some leftist snowflake has actually done that for real. It goes to show you that compelled speech like that is not a good thing.

Ohhhh, this is good :) Hmmmm, might fly.

This is a good thread, I've laughed OL several times.