Lady Gaga admits to being a hermaphrodite

By Andrew Lyle
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Tiby312

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I'd still hit it. LOL JK.

Well, if we look at this logically, without empirical evidence (which i dunno if i'd want lolol), we can look at the probability of this being true. If we consider the probability of being a hermaphrodite, the probability of being so famous and to be a hermaphrodite, the probability of the source being unreliable considering it's other articles, and that the fame of someone is proportional to the ratio of false rumors that surround them, then I'd say the probability of this being true is SUPER UNLIKELY LOLO.

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The Grasshopper

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I've heard this all over the local radio station, wondered how true this actually is?

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I'm not defending the her or the article or anythiing, but if this turns out to not be true, she is going to sue that rag, and neowin might get sued to for relaying/reprinting the info. it's as bad as writing the article. I think you're on shaky ground if you print something that isn't substantiated before you go with the story. Just because it's posted or printed on another website doesn't mean it's safe to reprint it.

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Nightwind Hawk

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I can't believe how many people believe something like this coming from the pop star blogs... I would expect a teen forum to be reacting "OMG WTF RLY?" but NEOWIN? Come on, get your minds together. Google this and see what you find. You find REAL news articles about Lady Gaga and her manager denying this. On the other hand, you find websites like "Startrash" and "Celebritysmacksblog" reporting the real story.

Geesh, get a brain people. I don't care whether Gaga is a man or a woman but to believe a story like this with ABSOLUTELY no source...

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bjoswald

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She's got to be mixed with something. No right-minded woman would walk around in a bodysuit made from plush frogs. Plus, there's all the wacky make up and accessories she's got on top of it. She's like a walking nightmare; a perfect hump for Marilyn Manson, if anything.

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AltecXP

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She used to be a stripper:

She says, ?My act was pretty wild. I?d wear black leather and dance to Black Sabbath, Guns N? Roses and Faith No More. Very rock ?n? roll. I don?t like to talk about it too much but there were drugs, serious drugs,? she says. ?I wouldn?t want to inspire other people to do the same.?

Nonetheless, Lady GaGa doesn?t regret her past as a stripper.

?I discovered a real personal freedom through it?.I was drawing huge crowds, setting hairspray alight on stage and dancing madly?I have a strong sense of my own sexuality. I love the naked human body and I have huge body confidence.?

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powerade01

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She sucks as a artist, as a singer, as a everything.....

But

She does write her own songs and for others (including Akon)

That gets from a scale of 0 to 100.....

a 0.0000000000000000000001 (just because the bitch is simply too stupid and sucks in everything else to give her a 1....)

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Doli

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She sucks as a artist, as a singer, as a everything.....

But

She does write her own songs and for others (including Akon)

That gets from a scale of 0 to 100.....

a 0.0000000000000000000001 (just because the bitch is simply too stupid and sucks in everything else to give her a 1....)

Jealous? You hide it so well.

Too much effort in that post.

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