Lisa - She, he or it?
 

Lisa - he, she or it? You decide!

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[rquote=2510987&tid=145050&author=***Karezza***]Lisa - he, she or it? You decide!

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That's rude

Well since she doesnt take well to she...I guess He/it...not sure which.

[rquote=2511482&tid=145050&author=VickyJ]Well since she doesnt take well to she...I guess He/it...not sure which.[/rquote]

Same with me, I voted he because it already had loads of votes

Now now people, that's not very nice.

Stop bullying Lisa. :nono:






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...lol...:joker:

xD OMG

She took great offense at being called 'her' yesterday so I'll go for 'he'.

Technically a she but really a he.

A Heshe :dance::hello::thumbs:

I think the question is quite disgusting and shouldn't even be asked, Lisa is female she a lesbian not a transsexual, or a drag queen or anything else , shes not male and she certainly isn't IT , I laso think that Rodrigo was out of order with his behaviour, nasty little boy , I think she is a better person than most of the others in there

[rquote=2511655&tid=145050&author=allymay]I think the question is quite disgusting and shouldn't even be asked, Lisa is female she a lesbian not a transsexual, or a drag queen or anything else , shes not male and she certainly isn't IT ,[/rquote]

Well she got so offended being called her, i think its a valid question :tongue:

She'a a slime ball IT :yuk:

[rquote=2511658&tid=145050&author=VickyJ][rquote=2511655&tid=145050&author=allymay]I think the question is quite disgusting and shouldn't even be asked, Lisa is female she a lesbian not a transsexual, or a drag queen or anything else , shes not male and she certainly isn't IT ,[/rquote]

Well she got so offended being called her, i think its a valid question :tongue:[/rquote]


I think she was refering to the way he said it , he was rude, but I suppose people think thats OK because its only Lisa , he s just nasty and spitful and would soon moan if anyone said anything like that to him

[rquote=2511712&tid=145050&author=allymay][rquote=2511658&tid=145050&author=VickyJ][rquote=2511655&tid=145050&author=allymay]I think the question is quite disgusting and shouldn't even be asked, Lisa is female she a lesbian not a transsexual, or a drag queen or anything else , shes not male and she certainly isn't IT ,[/rquote]

Well she got so offended being called her, i think its a valid question :tongue:[/rquote]


I think she was refering to the way he said it , he was rude, but I suppose people think thats OK because its only Lisa , he s just nasty and spitful and would soon moan if anyone said anything like that to him
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The way he said it in casual conversation? Yes, very nasty of him it was :laugh:

He is more offensive so I went for that.

Lisa was bang out of order for making such a song and dance about what Rodrigo said - it was obvious from his manner that the offence was caused unintentionally. As a 41yr old woman, she should have been well aware of that - BUT of course she was already feeling very defensive and so went on the attack!

Rodrigo WAS DEFINITELY NOT being rude/offensive.

He is a foreigner using the 'objective pronoun' but didn't understand that it's considered to be rude/offensive within that person's hearing and that their name should be used instead. His pronunciation/grammar are normally very good BUT in this instance he got it wrong on grounds of etiquette. The English language is one of the hardest for foreigners to learn as a second language. We have so many 'rules of grammar' but then there are so many circumstances where those rules don't always apply.

[rquote=2511918&tid=145050&author=olliebeak]Rodrigo WAS DEFINITELY NOT being rude/offensive.

He is a foreigner using the 'objective pronoun' but didn't understand that it's considered to be rude/offensive within that person's hearing and that their name should be used instead. His pronunciation/grammar are normally very good BUT in this instance he got it wrong on grounds of etiquette. The English language is one of the hardest for foreigners to learn as a second language. We have so many 'rules of grammar' but then there are so many circumstances where those rules don't always apply.[/rquote]

I think this has already been discussed, we all know about the differences in grammar, but it was the whole situation that seemed rude.
And both Rodrigo and Lisa were spiteful. And one was not more innocent than the other.

After tonight "It" will be history! :xyxwave:

Who's she. The cats mother?

I thought of Lisa when I watched a film last night.

The film was Alien 3.

Guess who



http://www.leedsu-forum.org.uk/Lisa.jpg

Ooo Ooo I know!

...David?

[rquote=2511655&tid=145050&author=allymay]I think the question is quite disgusting and shouldn't even be asked, Lisa is female she a lesbian not a transsexual, or a drag queen or anything else , shes not male and she certainly isn't IT , I laso think that Rodrigo was out of order with his behaviour, nasty little boy , I think she is a better person than most of the others in there[/rquote]

Lisa made a racist remark to Rodrigo which he should have gone and complained about to BB.He actually speaks better english than Lisa and has more manners.