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Soleil (she/her ♀)@beehaw.org
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10 months ago
I think their joke was that Thinkpad Arch users (at least online) have a strong correlation with trans women
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  What?
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    Sorry you had to find out this way
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    'tis true
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  Exactly this (sent from my Arch Thinkpad as a trans woman)
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  Ha, ok, I definitely got whooshed then.

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