Gender X weight
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Gender X weight
So there's actually a new gender for weight and balance purposes. See appendix A
No suggestion of what a gender x'er is though under 2.3 definitions, just that they automatically weigh 206 Lbs.
https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviati ... 0-022.html
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No suggestion of what a gender x'er is though under 2.3 definitions, just that they automatically weigh 206 Lbs.
https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviati ... 0-022.html
What a time to be alive...
Re: Gender X weight
That’s intolerant. The gender benders will demand that they are counted as 172lbs.
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Re: Gender X weight
what made me laugh a bit was that they have assume gender X is basically equal to a male if you look at the weights, hows that for assuming
Re: Gender X weight
If your having a weight issue just ask everyone to self identify as female. You can then usually get all the passengers and bags on.
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Re: Gender X weight
Gender X would be a person who has an X on their government issued ID. Most people have an M or an F, but X is also an option.
Using the same weight as as a male allows operators to use the same computer system without expensive updates. Since most people are fat anyway, it errs on the side of safety.
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I feel that "Gender X" is identity appropriation. It's far too similar to "Generation X", "Gen X", etc, and unfairly associates/confuses with my age identity.
There are 23 other letters to choose from, plus infinite numbers, or just plain old something else. Gen X came first. Those incels better pick something else or I'll see them at a CHRT hearing.
There are 23 other letters to choose from, plus infinite numbers, or just plain old something else. Gen X came first. Those incels better pick something else or I'll see them at a CHRT hearing.
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Re: Gender X weight
That's what I thought when I first read it. I had no idea you could get that on your license.altiplano wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 7:23 pm I feel that "Gender X" is identity appropriation. It's far too similar to "Generation X", "Gen X", etc, and unfairly associates/confuses with my age identity.
There are 23 other letters to choose from, plus infinite numbers, or just plain old something else. Gen X came first. Those incels better pick something else or I'll see them at a CHRT hearing.
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I doubt very much that many incels identify as gender xaltiplano wrote: ↑Thu Sep 19, 2019 7:23 pm I feel that "Gender X" is identity appropriation. It's far too similar to "Generation X", "Gen X", etc, and unfairly associates/confuses with my age identity.
There are 23 other letters to choose from, plus infinite numbers, or just plain old something else. Gen X came first. Those incels better pick something else or I'll see them at a CHRT hearing.
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Re: Gender X weight
Everything has an end, except a sausage, which has two!