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No, No! This Is The Mission I was Born For. Print E-mail
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Randall Munroe   
Saturday, 17 May 2008
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To anyone I've taken on a terrible date, this is retroactively my cover story.
 
 
To anyone I've taken on a terrible date, this is retroactively my cover story. 
 
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If you have the transsexual syndrome or HBS you will get SRS. You will move heaven and earth to do so.
 
People who claim they are really transsexual but don't move the heaven and earth to get SRS are not. And this is okay because the transsexual syndrome HBS is different from transgender.
 
SRS is not a gold medal for winning some sort of race.
 

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