uhhh.. Weird...

[SNRose07]

of all people.. my wife sent this to me today

http://www.aol.com/2011/10/28/transgender-bodybuilder-chris-bruce_n_1063585.html?1319810940&icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl4%7Csec1_lnk3%7C108197

[Doberman]

I'm waiting for masters to make this move. Sammich and I are going to do it together.

[SAHD]

Maybe a new class right there? "The females who used to be males - Super Heavies", still beats pump classes or chicks with mits.

[RedSkull]

The phrase "Jesus wept" springs to mind.

[Sammich]

I'm all for accepting people, but, uh... hesheit shouldn't be allowed to compete in female categories.

[Doberman]

At least it was a perfect transformation. I mean could you even tell that used to be a man?



Please God let everyone know that I am joking.

[theroymccoy]

I'm sure this has to have happened before...

What are the rules and such when something like this happens? Judges?

[Ken Skip Hill]

At least it was a perfect transformation. I mean could you even tell that used to be a man?



Please God let everyone know that I am joking.

I'd hit it. Pretty sure. Yup.

Skip

[Quadriceps]

I'm all for accepting people, but, uh... hesheit shouldn't be allowed to compete in female categories.

Where should she compete then?

[TLopez]

I will never judge how someone should live THIER life. But in competition, there should be a fair playing field. This person chose to change thier gender and there are consequences to every choice made in life (good or bad). In my humble opinion, this person chose to alter their gender, therefore the consequence should be that he/she waived the right to compete. But, what do you do when the person is born with both male and female reproductive organs?

http://www.cbc.ca/sports/amateur/story/2009/09/10/sp-iaaf-athletics-semenya.html