[arista]

No he is not a Lady
He is an aggressive Fella.

[bots]

he wont be my mp, so i couldn't care less

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Gusto Brunt]

Never understood why he still calls himself/herself Eddie.

Should be Eddina.

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Never understood why he still calls himself/herself Eddie.

Should be Eddina.

Eddie is a shortened version of Edward or Edina though so Eddie still works

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Eddie is a shortened version of Edward or Edina though so Eddie still works

But not very feminine. I don't understand why some women give themselves blokes names like Stevie and Charlie.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

But not very feminine. I don't understand why some women give themselves blokes names like Stevie and Charlie.

Why can't women shorten their names, why do men own the shortened version? Charlie is also the short for Charlotte

[Gusto Brunt]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Why can't women shorten their names, why do men own the shortened version? Charlie is also the short for Charlotte

Like I say, I prefer the full feminine names. But I suppose that's sexist.

[arista]

[Gusto Brunt]

Let's get this straight (if you pardon the pun). Eddie Izzard is a 100 per cent woman who happens to look like a bloke in a dress and wearing make-up. NEXT!!

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

Let's get this straight (if you pardon the pun). Eddie Izzard is a 100 per cent woman who happens to look like a bloke in a dress and wearing make-up. NEXT!!

Have you ever heard her interviewed? She identifies as a woman and personally uses the she/her pronouns but has no problem with people using he/him. She is who she is buy is not bothered if people address her as Eddie or Susie. She has a pretty healthy attitude to who and what she is and is harming no-one by being that person

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Have you ever heard her interviewed? She identifies as a woman and personally uses the she/her pronouns but has no problem with people using he/him. She is who she is buy is not bothered if people address her as Eddie or Susie. She has a pretty healthy attitude to who and what she is and is harming no-one by being that person

Calling him she is quite ridiculous Annie But I know he is not precious about how he is addressed to his credit

[arista]

[Livia]

Poor, poor Sheffield. They deserve better.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

Poor, poor Sheffield. They deserve better.

He has to win a seat, first.

[arista]

Eddie Gave great interview
on that Talk TV clip

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Eddie Gave great interview
on that Talk TV clip

I listened to the interview when it was broadcast, him and Ian are pals

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I listened to the interview when it was broadcast, him and Ian are pals

That's why he was seated in the Studio

[MTVN]

Agree with Annie. I heard Eddie on Talksport breakfast this week and if Ally McCoist and Gabby Agbonlahor are able to call her 'she' with no difficulty then it shouldn't be too hard for the rest of us!

[bots]

you would only use she/him when talking about "them" not talking to them, so i don't get why its in any way relevant

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

you would only use she/him when talking about "them" not talking to them, so i don't get why its in any way relevant

human vanity never surprises

[Livia]

Aren't we all supposed to be calling him Suzy now?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

Aren't we all supposed to be calling him Suzy now?

No, that's just for some.



He is Still Eddie

[Gusto Brunt]

He/she/they was on the BBC, talking about his/her they new book/tour/political ambitions.

I can't deny it, but I like him/her/they: not based on the comedy but I'll never forget when he/she/they did his/her/they's first 28 marathons in 28 days. That was an awesome achievement for anyone but I think he/she/they was about 50 at the time. Eddie confessed to not being a runner, only when he/she/they used to run for the bus.

But all this is he a he or a she, and why is he or she still called Eddie when he or she wears a dress. I mean good luck to him/her/they, he -she - alien from space/lampstand should wear whatever he/she/they wants. They're only clothes but for Gawd's sake, Eddie is not trans, but probably gay and likes to wear women's clothes.

That's it. I laughed though when the BBC announcer said 'she' when referring to Eddie.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

He/she/they was on the BBC, talking about his/her they new book/tour/political ambitions.

I can't deny it, but I like him/her/they: not based on the comedy but I'll never forget when he/she/they did his/her/they's first 28 marathons in 28 days. That was an awesome achievement for anyone but I think he/she/they was about 50 at the time. Eddie confessed to not being a runner, only when he/she/they used to run for the bus.

But all this is he a he or a she, and why is he or she still called Eddie when he or she wears a dress. I mean good luck to him/her/they, he -she - alien from space/lampstand should wear whatever he/she/they wants. They're only clothes but for Gawd's sake, Eddie is not trans, but probably gay and likes to wear women's clothes.

That's it. I laughed though when the BBC announcer said 'she' when referring to Eddie.

Well Eddie can be short for Edina ,but yeah I find it difficult to see them as a woman. I still think of Eddie as the cross dressing comedian .