chris
2003-03-24 18:25:23 |
a/s/l anyone?
I was just wondering what everyone's a/s/l was so I would not call a he a she or a she a he by accident. I would also just like to know where eveyone is at and how old they are. I am 16/m/LA |
TomM
2003-03-24 22:14:55 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
A couple of weeks or so ago there was a lot of a/s/l exchanging going on in the chatterbox. Partly because chatterbox is not permanent, and for other reasons, levik added a box in our profiles to "introduce" ourselves. To view someone's profile, just click on their name. to view or update your own profile, click on the "Your Information" link just above the "Submit a Problem" link.
BTW, just for the record: 50/m/NJ |
not_so_einstein
2003-03-25 09:48:14 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
I´m 16/m/Finland |
Tim Axoy
2003-03-25 11:32:18 |
a/s/l mystery
What is a/s/l?
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chris
2003-03-25 14:20:40 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
a/s/l stands for age/sex/location .Like how old are you, are you a dude or a girl, and where you are from. |
friedlinguini
2003-03-26 03:36:24 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
29/y/Arizona |
Alan
2003-03-26 10:40:13 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
14/m/canada |
Charlie
2003-03-26 14:11:15 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
58/m/NJ |
Ravi Raja
2003-03-26 20:12:01 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
hey fried, what does 29/y/Arizona mean ? I understand 29/m/Arizona and 29/f/Arizona but not 29/y/Arizona. |
friedlinguini
2003-03-27 02:42:34 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
It means I have a sick sense of humor. |
chris
2003-03-27 07:19:32 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
I am guessing that the Y means yes. Right? |
levik
2003-03-27 07:43:58 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
I think it's pretty safe to assume that "y" in the center of an "a/s/l" tuple is equivalent to an "m". |
chris
2003-03-27 17:54:40 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Yeah, I don't believe any F would put Y. Unles... |
friedlinguini
2003-03-28 01:51:21 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
See, there's the rub. I'd rather not have my gender affect how I'm treated in a conversation by way of people's prejudices. Besides, what gender someone claims to be online is rarely more than a suggestion. |
Fernando
2003-03-28 11:48:21 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Hey everyone!
18/m/Venezuela (South America) |
Lewis
2003-04-08 09:59:42 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Hey FLOOBLEers! I just signed up. Im 13/m/uk |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-09 00:13:37 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Welcome to the site Lewis. :) |
Gamer
2003-04-09 14:43:08 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
I am with fried... I always say "Old enough, no thanks, here" |
Lewis
2003-04-13 09:56:02 |
ENGLAND
Am i the only one here from the UK |
Tim Axoy
2003-04-13 13:30:46 |
I am a he,not a she.
I am a he,not a she. |
Steven
2003-04-13 20:18:15 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
hey everyone? just joined yesterday. I don't have a problem with posting my gender (or race). the only discrimination i see today are United Negro College Fund, Black Entertainment Television, etc... don't get me wrong, one of my best friends (before he moved) was a Negro, and i am very close with several orientals. i have no problems with them being here in america, but i do have problems having to pay them money because they don't look like me. 18/m/CA |
Jon
2003-04-14 07:54:36 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Hey, I am 18/m/Minnesota. sure don't ya know |
Cory Taylor
2003-04-14 09:21:25 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Hey Jon, seeing you're from Minnisota - Go Wild!!, beat them Avalanche (so my Oilers don't have to play them in the next round!!!) (eh!)
PS 28/m/Edmonton Alberta
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Gamer
2003-04-14 09:54:34 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Yes... I agree with steven... I don't understand "Reverse discrimination"... (On the college issue) I think we should give points on a "culture test" not on a race observation. |
friedlinguini
2003-04-14 11:37:14 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Wandering O/T here, but I think that giving some underprivileged races a boost is not nearly as bad as some of the other stuff that can get people into a college. The assumptions being made are that (1) college admissions must be 'fair' to all ethnicities, and that (2) some ethnicities have institutionalized disadvantages compared to others. Affirmative action is an attempt to rebalance the scales. The difference is that affirmative action is spelled out as an explicit policy. By itself, a policy giving certain races extra benefits is a Bad Thing. However, the situation is complicated by the fact that affirmative action corrects a problem caused by a myriad of unwritten and even unconscious policies which give some races a disadvantage.
As far as UNCF and BET go, they're both private endeavors. You are under no obligation to give your money to UNCF at all if you don't want to, and BET exists because of a white culture bias on mainstream TV. If the bias did not exist, cable companies wouldn't bother carrying BET. |
Tim Axoy
2003-04-14 11:50:56 |
a/s/l=9/boy/Grobe
OK? |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-14 21:02:41 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Only 9 ? So Sweet. :) |
Tim Axoy
2003-04-15 02:28:51 |
Fooled!
9/boy/Virginia |
Ravi Raja
2003-04-15 06:13:13 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Fool Again - Westlife or Tim Axoy - lol :) |
Bryan
2003-04-15 10:09:15 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
33/not on a first date/San Diego |
Tim Axoy
2003-05-28 03:09:09 |
Levik?
Levik's a/s/l is what? |
Tim Axoy
2003-06-01 02:24:14 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
Levik,what is your a/s/l? |
Gamer
2003-06-01 07:26:27 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
You don't need to ask twice! |
Bradley A. Esparza
2003-06-07 02:12:53 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
40/m/Seattle |
Richie
2003-07-14 02:28:44 |
Re: a/s/l anyone?
24/possessor of a Y chromsome/Manchester, UK.
With modern times' availability of the sex change operation, I think my response is more apt. (But, there's also the argument about the difference being the presence of one or two X chromosomes, not the presence of a Y...)
I'm rambling. Sorry. |
