"Two Tales of Urban Moxie," which runs to a page and a half, concerns an old lady who flips a trucker the bird and an old man who cusses out a biker.
It concerned a young lady.
"The Protector" concerns a transsexual dragon lady (Jin Xing) who absconds to Australia with a sacred baby elephant from Thailand, and the efforts of Kham (Tony Jaa), a provincial guardian, to bust skulls and get it back.
"As a lady, it was one of my biggest concerns for sure," one user writes.
The other incident concerned a fat, pink lady who ate imperturbably and endlessly.
Although a handful of Conservative MPs have raised concerns about Lady Butler-Sloss, the vast majority have said she is the right person and should be left to get on with the job.
This waterlogged landscape has found an apologist in David Guterson, whose new novel, "Our Lady of the Forest," concerns a teenage runaway named Ann Holmes, who wanders into the November woods and sees a vision of the Virgin Mary.
A lady of Little Neck Bay.
