Oh, come on, most children are more mature than the kind of person who would subscribe to that wad of wharrgarbl.
How about pos’s? “We will now hear from the POS from Georgia.”
As long as Hunter wasn’t dressed in drag, she’s on the side of the angels. Everyone knows that.
We’re not supposed to use words like that any more. Ed went psycho-bananas over that, remember? 
If he’d been dressed in drag, they wouldn’t have been nude photos!
Don’t introduce logic into the conversation, if you please.
Wait, I’ve figured out the Best of Both Worlds: The Emperor’s New Drag.
He was dressed in drag, but only those who really hate drag can see it!
I think I’ll just use the word, “gentleman” when it fits my style, what I’m trying to say and any general grammar rules involved. Other than that, you guys are on your own.
Exactly. Oh, and despite the name, I’m female. Eddy, Teddy, and Freddy were three orange tiger boycat brothers I adopted many years ago as a set.
Yup, we can also deep-six “lady” except where it’s necessary, as in “the queen’s lady-in-waiting,” for example.
We could just go with Bastard or Bitch. Or just use a commonality like Stupid Asshole(R).
Maybe he was was dressed as a naked woman.
My preference would be human or person.
In congress they are to refer to each other as the gentleman or gentlewoman/gentle lady from… .
I don’t object to “lady” or “gentleman” in general, or as a title (like “First Gentleman”), I just don’t like loading those terms with all the moral baggage of how a “proper gentleman” is supposed to behave…
Maybe “sa” should become the new gender-neutral pronoun.
That would make it a new Scrabble 2-letter word, too. I approve!
Damn. I really need to get an updated wall calendar. Mine does not have a “Bring Your Porn to Work” day.
I favor “asshole” myself.
Mike Royko used to use the term “congresscritter” as a non-gendered term.
That is where I picked it up from.
I’m pretty sure @elucidator uses that, too.