Illinois is, in fact, not flat

[kernals12]

The guy didn't strike me as being someone the ladies would find hip.

You mean aggressive horn use isn't a total panty-dropper?

[JayhawkCO]

Hell yeah, I missed that time of the forum when a raging transphobe was trolling us everyday.

I think his 40-19 relationship was worse. Given that the transphobia got him banned (and nobody expected it beforehand since he was a Democrat), he had less than a day to express those views.

Your folksy ignorance of the political world makes me smile.

Yeah, transphobia doesn't care about party lines.

True. But if you were gonna make a bet...

[Max Rockatansky]

Hell yeah, I missed that time of the forum when a raging transphobe was trolling us everyday.

I think his 40-19 relationship was worse. Given that the transphobia got him banned (and nobody expected it beforehand since he was a Democrat), he had less than a day to express those views.

Your folksy ignorance of the political world makes me smile.

Yeah, transphobia doesn't care about party lines.

True. But if you were gonna make a bet...

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius.   

[freebrickproductions]

I kinda agree with Kernals: Illinois ain't completely flat...










...only because there's a slight curve to it thanks to the fact that the Earth is round.

[michravera]

Does that look flat to you?

Have you ever been to Illinois?

Not often, but I do know that Illinois has many rivers, including the Mississippi, and rivers can only flow if there's a difference in elevation.

"Flat Sac" Sacramento has the American River that falls over 400 feet in 30 about miles (120 m in 45 km) that 0.25 degrees. You can have a river in a fairly flat area.

[JayhawkCO]

Hell yeah, I missed that time of the forum when a raging transphobe was trolling us everyday.

I think his 40-19 relationship was worse. Given that the transphobia got him banned (and nobody expected it beforehand since he was a Democrat), he had less than a day to express those views.

Your folksy ignorance of the political world makes me smile.

Yeah, transphobia doesn't care about party lines.

True. But if you were gonna make a bet...

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius.   

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

[Max Rockatansky]

Hell yeah, I missed that time of the forum when a raging transphobe was trolling us everyday.

I think his 40-19 relationship was worse. Given that the transphobia got him banned (and nobody expected it beforehand since he was a Democrat), he had less than a day to express those views.

Your folksy ignorance of the political world makes me smile.

Yeah, transphobia doesn't care about party lines.

True. But if you were gonna make a bet...

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius.   

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

If I recall correctly he was an overnight worker in an industrial area north of Chicago. 

[kphoger]

I mean, I could probably be reasonably called 'transphobic' (not proud, just being honest)—but somehow I've still managed to interact with other humans in this world in such a way that has not yet resulted in my getting banned from an internet forum about a completely unrelated topic.

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius.   

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

I guess I don't remember the whole situation surrounding his sudden departure, but I sure wouldn't have called him "a thinking man"...

[SectorZ]

I mean, I could probably be reasonably called 'transphobic' (not proud, just being honest)—but somehow I've still managed to interact with other humans in this world in such a way that has not yet resulted in my getting banned from an internet forum about a completely unrelated topic.

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius. 

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

I guess I don't remember the whole situation surrounding his sudden departure, but I sure wouldn't have called him "a thinking man"...

He stated something to the effect that transgender individuals should have to wear something to the effect of identifying them as such, just in case he was hit on by one or something. In baiting him, I asked him to elaborate or clarify, wondering if he would be smart enough to walk it back. He wasn't.

[freebrickproductions]

I mean, I could probably be reasonably called 'transphobic' (not proud, just being honest)—but somehow I've still managed to interact with other humans in this world in such a way that has not yet resulted in my getting banned from an internet forum about a completely unrelated topic.

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius. 

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

I guess I don't remember the whole situation surrounding his sudden departure, but I sure wouldn't have called him "a thinking man"...

He stated something to the effect that transgender individuals should have to wear something to the effect of identifying them as such, just in case he was hit on by one or something. In baiting him, I asked him to elaborate or clarify, wondering if he would be smart enough to walk it back. He wasn't.

Why is it that transphobes like him always think they're going to be desirable enough for trans people to hit on anyways?

[Max Rockatansky]

I mean, I could probably be reasonably called 'transphobic' (not proud, just being honest)—but somehow I've still managed to interact with other humans in this world in such a way that has not yet resulted in my getting banned from an internet forum about a completely unrelated topic.

Given how much of a dipshit Crash_It was leading up to his transphobia being revealed smart betting money would have been on him continuing to be a universally bigoted genius. 

Nothing about him screamed "higher education" to me.

I guess I don't remember the whole situation surrounding his sudden departure, but I sure wouldn't have called him "a thinking man"...

He stated something to the effect that transgender individuals should have to wear something to the effect of identifying them as such, just in case he was hit on by one or something. In baiting him, I asked him to elaborate or clarify, wondering if he would be smart enough to walk it back. He wasn't.

Why is it that transphobes like him always think they're going to be desirable enough for trans people to hit on anyways?

Let's be real here and consider who we are talking about.  Crash_It was horrified about being doxed and was often very vocal about it.  Given the totality of the things he said on this forum and the larger road community why would we take any claim by him at face value?  The man couldn't ever manage to produce even a nominally interesting road rage video much less a trackable fact about himself. 

[LilianaUwU]

He stated something to the effect that transgender individuals should have to wear something to the effect of identifying them as such

I wonder where I heard that idea before...

[SectorZ]

He stated something to the effect that transgender individuals should have to wear something to the effect of identifying them as such

I wonder where I heard that idea before...

If you remember the thread in question I pretty much said that to him, asking him if that's what he meant and if he wanted to walk it back. He didn't want to.

[Scott5114]

Why is it that transphobes like him always think they're going to be desirable enough for trans people to hit on anyways?

I also wonder where they get the idea that a transgender person would purposefully conceal that fact about themselves for the purposes of dating someone. What would the purpose of that even be? The best case scenario would be that you have a nice evening, go home, the clothes come off, and then the transgender person is politely rejected for not being the cisgender person's cup of tea. Worst case scenario, a hate crime occurs.

I have never dated a transgender person myself, but from what I have seen, they are typically scrupulously upfront about this in dating contexts, so as to prevent any unwanted surprises on either party's end.