What is the sex of your noun?

brianlux

I did some further research and found that it is said that in the beginning X said to Y, "Let's have seX" to which Y replied, "WhY?".
X did this... :roll: ...and answered, "Well, the answer to that is as simple as A-B-C...Dummy".

jumbojet

brianlux wrote:

I did some further research and found that it is said that in the beginning X said to Y, "Let's have seX" to which Y replied, "WhY?".
X did this... :roll: ...and answered, "Well, the answer to that is as simple as A-B-C...Dummy".

From the chromosomes point of view; X should be the female and Y should be the male. Which means, according to your story, it was the female that suggested the sex and the forbidden apple and Ohhh, now I get your point. :idea: :ugeek:

brianlux

jumbojet wrote:

brianlux wrote:

I did some further research and found that it is said that in the beginning X said to Y, "Let's have seX" to which Y replied, "WhY?".
X did this... :roll: ...and answered, "Well, the answer to that is as simple as A-B-C...Dummy".

From the chromosomes point of view; X should be the female and Y should be the male. Which means, according to your story, it was the female that suggested the sex and the forbidden apple and Ohhh, now I get your point. :idea: :ugeek:

Well done, jumbojet! A+

Ledbetterman10

rollings wrote:

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

I always felt letters can have a sex. Letters like K, J, B, and M are female and letters like D, F, G, and N are male. S, C, and L are kinda transgendered.

well, you are right on most of them except your transgendered ones are all really females.

also, B & M are not female. :roll:

see chart below:

rollings wrote:

To me, letters and numbers each have a sex. They are:

A f
B m
C f
D m
E m
F m
G m
H m
I m
J m
K f
L f
M m
N m
O f
P f
Q f
R f
S f
T m
U f
V m
W m
X m
Y m
Z m

1 f
2 m
3 f
4 f
5 m
6 m
7 m
8 m
9 m

Now where do ya get off giving me the rolling-eyes smiley face? Like letter gender in the English Alphabet is a real thing or something. And if it was, then "M" would totally be a female letter.