manning to get access to hormone replacement therapy

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

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[Antonio the Sixth]

Good.

[Hifly]

Why do some people choose such trashy names.

[Türkisblau]

Why do some people choose such trashy names.

How is Chelsea a trashy name?

[Brittain33]

Good.

[Attorney General, LGC Speaker, and Former PPT Dwarven Dragon]

Why do some people choose such trashy names.

You really know how to be a prick, huh. Also, how is Chelsea a trashy name?

[Stand With Israel. Crush Hamas]

As long as she gets it in prison where she belongs.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Good.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I thought this was going to be about Peyton Manning at first. Then I remembered Bradley (now known as Chelsea) Manning as I was opening the topic.

[The Other Castro]

     I thought this was going to be about Peyton Manning at first. Then I remembered Bradley (now known as Chelsea) Manning as I was opening the topic.

My first thought as well haha

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

     I thought this was going to be about Peyton Manning at first. Then I remembered Bradley (now known as Chelsea) Manning as I was opening the topic.

Fixed.

[CountryClassSF]

A traitor gets this cosmetic surgery courtesy of the taxpayer. We are one screwed up place.  Why do WE have to pay for it?

[RR1997]

     I thought this was going to be about Peyton Manning at first. Then I remembered Bradley (now known as Chelsea) Manning as I was opening the topic.

[Sol]

Good News!

[Vosem]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

[Cory]

As long as she gets it in prison where she belongs.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

i think it's pretty obvious in context

[Rockefeller GOP]

As long as she gets it in prison where she belongs.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

i think it's pretty obvious in context

You're also supposed to capitalize letters at the beginning of a sentence, and end said sentence with a period. I'm not sure how a colon followed by a lower-case "p" is supposed to do the same job here.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

i think it's pretty obvious in context

You're also supposed to capitalize letters at the beginning of a sentence, and end said sentence with a period. I'm not sure how a colon followed by a lower-case "p" is supposed to do the same job here.

this is an internet forum, not a fcking résumé.

[Antonio the Sixth]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

i think it's pretty obvious in context

You're also supposed to capitalize letters at the beginning of a sentence, and end said sentence with a period. I'm not sure how a colon followed by a lower-case "p" is supposed to do the same job here.

this is an internet forum, not a fcking résumé.

This isn't elementary school either. You're supposed to have acquired basic literacy.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

Manning deserves the death penalty, but in principle it's important for people who are sitting in prison to have access to the health-care they need (and, yes, sex reassignment surgery is included), so I suppose this is good news on balance? Sort of conflicted.

No it isn't.

1. we're talking about hrt, not srs.
2. i'd really like to see your reasoning for this claim.

If you're going to use initialisms, I think we'd all prefer that you at least capitalize them. Otherwise, it looks like you're trying to say "hurt" and "serious", which of course makes no sense.

i think it's pretty obvious in context

You're also supposed to capitalize letters at the beginning of a sentence, and end said sentence with a period. I'm not sure how a colon followed by a lower-case "p" is supposed to do the same job here.

this is an internet forum, not a fcking résumé.

This isn't elementary school either. You're supposed to have acquired basic literacy.

if you can come up with literally one example of capitalisation affecting a sentence's meaning that isn't ridiculously contrived, i'd be happy to change my ways.