comedy – TransOutLoud

20 Restrooms That Couldn’t Care Less About What’s Between Your Legs

April Marshall — Mon, 16 May 2016 12:46:06 +0000

1. This bathroom literally couldn’t care less, as long as you put the seat back down:

2. This party potty knows we are gathered here today only to get through this thing called a bowel movement:

3. These works of art just want you to get your business done.

4. This type A bathroom respects the rules and lays it all out (but also doesn’t give a fuck about your personal life):

5. Could. Not. Care. Less:

6. Feelin’ butch? Feelin’ fab? Great, hurry up there’s a huge line out here:

7. These dapper flappers only hope you, at the very least, remember to wash your hands:

8. And this loo accepts all life forms:

9. Seriously. Come one, come all, and don’t forget to flush:

10. Maybe you’d prefer one position to another? Whatever helps you work through that indian buffet from lunch:

11. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ :

12. When you’ve gotta go, you’ve gotta go — just don’t graffiti the goddamn stalls:

13. Lady, gent, human with amazing hair? Get in here and get it done:

14. Royal blood or commoner, you’re welcome on this porcelain throne:

15. Viking lord or lady? Rest your Norse arse on this seat and raid the TP:

16. Gals n’ guys? Unzip those flies!

17. This WC doesn’t care if you don’t agree, just fuckin’ pee:

18. Punk is alive and well in this toilet for the masses:

19. What’s behind this magical door? Probably a bunch of toilets for you to sit on! How glorious:

20. You can cut it anyway you like, just don’t leave the sink on:

21. And really, there are so many other important things you should be focusing on while in the restroom, like your aim:

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Author: Sarah Karlan

The “Liberal Redneck” Weighs in on Transgender Bathroom Laws

April Marshall — Thu, 21 Apr 2016 15:51:06 +0000

Comedian, YouTuber, and “Liberal Redneck” Trae Crowder has released a video about his thoughts on the “transgender bathroom mess.” The video has already gone viral on Facebook with over 2 million views, thankfully there is also a version on YouTube that we can share with you here.

“What about little boys, the vast majority of the little boys that get molested are preyed on by adult men, this law doesn’t affect them one way or the other”

Some really great points about a serious subject in a seriously funny rant.

You can go to Trae’s YouTube channel to see more of his comedy. Or check out his Facebook page and follow him on Twitter at @traecrowder.

What Happened to Jordan’s Beard

April Marshall — Tue, 16 Feb 2016 20:15:35 +0000

It’s a slow movement, but it’s gaining momentum. We are excited to see the beginning of this movement really happening, as more and more celebrities and public figures are coming out as transgender or gender queer or even just non-binary. In a world where, not so long ago, a celebrity coming out as gay was career suicide; we are starting to see transgender people taking the stage and established personalities coming out as well. EVEN IF we might not agree with what all of them say. If you know what I mean, and I am willing to bet you do. Which leads us to an Australian comedy trio releasing a video entitled “What Happened to Jordan’s Beard”

In the states you may not be as familiar with Jordan Raskopoulos or her group “Axis of Awesome”, but in Australia they are a very well known comedy troupe that has been around for a very long time now. In the states they are probably most well known for their song “4 Chords” which pokes fun at all pop songs using the same four chords.

Recently Jordan and the Axis made news with a statement about Jordan (still using her birth name) coming out as transgender and revealing that she has been in transition since March of 2015.

Jordan very quickly gets to the heart of the matter by addressing the elephant in the room.

“The truth of the matter is that there is a very good reason I got rid of my beard… that reason is that I am transgender.”

The reasoning was simple, and her experience all too familiar.

“Gender dysphoria is something I can remember dealing with ever since I was a kid, but I learned early on to be ashamed of it, and keep it a secret.”

In 2014, Jordan was on tour in the UK and found herself facing her biggest realization. She knew at that moment that if she wanted to be happy she would have to transition. Despite the fears over the reactions of her partners in the Axis as well as their fans, Jordan decided to start her journey towards happiness and fulfillment.

Part of her strength came from the trail blazed by trans women in entertainment, specifically naming Lana Wachowski and “Against Me!” frontwoman Laura Jane Grace. Their strength helped her own inner resolve and determination to be happier. And, as Jordan says in her video:

“Being trans does not mean you have to give up on your life, your friends, your family, your career, or your achievements.”

The response following the video’s release has been overwhelmingly positive, with their fans offering support and love to Raskopoulos and her group. Jordan has stated that she is completely relieved by the response and happy to finally get back to what she loves doing.

But she did leave viewers who might not agree with her decision a little bit of advice.

Check out the entire video below. And say good bye to Jordan’s beard. Let us know in the comments what you think.

Check out Axis of Awesome’s website here or on social media at Facebook and Twitter. You can also see their official YouTube channel here.