Annivers pics from the weekend

I was totally convinced Kitten Ski was a female, although possibly not a young female cat, because I don't think they can type, let alone ski.

Maybe he/she should change their name?

Ally

AllyG wrote:I was totally convinced Kitten Ski was a female, although possibly not a young female cat, because I don't think they can type, let alone ski.

Maybe he/she should change their name?

Ally G, ayyyeeeeeeeee.

kitenski shouldn't change his name because folks (including me) don't read the thing properly or take it the wrong way :wink:

AllyG wrote:I was totally convinced Kitten Ski was a female, although possibly not a young female cat, because I don't think they can type, let alone ski.

Maybe he/she should change their name?

Ally

I think the names cool 8)

Well, suppose I'd said 'her' or 'she' or something, it would have been very embarassing all round.

Last ski holiday, only a few weeks ago (seems like a hundred years ago now), I skied with a girl in my class all week, and only discovered at the end that 'she' was a 'he' and even then it was only because the instructor asked her/his brothers whether she was a she or a he.

He wouldn't have to change his name by much, just put in the apostrophe, i.e. make it 'kite'nski' or something like that.

Ally

AllyG wrote:Well, suppose I'd said 'her' or 'she' or something, it would have been very embarassing all round.

Last ski holiday, only a few weeks ago (seems like a hundred years ago now), I skied with a girl in my class all week, and only discovered at the end that 'she' was a 'he' and even then it was only because the instructor asked her/his brothers whether she was a she or a he.

He wouldn't have to change his name by much, just put in the apostrophe, i.e. make it 'kite'nski' or something like that.

Ally

How did you know she was a he did she/he have a beard :shock:

Ian,
You know, you really should learn to read :roll:

I SAID, the instructor asked her/his brothers whether 'it' was a he or a she. Naturally his brothers (who were in the same ski class as well) knew that he was a 'he'. The worst of it was that they said they'd tell him that I'd thought he was a girl all week. And they were absolutely rolling about laughing at me.

I couldn't tell because 'he' was only young, and 'he' was called 'Fred' which I thought was short for Frederica, because my morning ski instructor was called Fred and she was definitely female - French and short for Frederique.

It was quite one of the most awful things I've ever done, and should he ever read this, then he has my most abject apologies - I am a very stupid person.

Ally

AllyG wrote:Ian,
You know, you really should learn to read :roll:

I SAID, the instructor asked her/his brothers whether 'it' was a he or a she. Naturally his brothers (who were in the same ski class as well) knew that he was a 'he'. The worst of it was that they said they'd tell him that I'd thought he was a girl all week. And they were absolutely rolling about laughing at me.

I couldn't tell because 'he' was only young, and 'he' was called 'Fred' which I thought was short for Frederica, because my morning ski instructor was called Fred and she was definitely female - French and short for Frederique.

It was quite one of the most awful things I've ever done, and should he ever read this, then he has my most abject apologies - I am a very stupid person.

Ally

I'll second that one :mrgreen:

Well,
The only thought that comforts me about this, is that the instructor didn't know either, which is why he had to ask his brothers.
But I still feel incredibly stupid.

Ally