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I laughed out loud when I read this and everyone in the natatorium turned to look at me as the swimmers took off thinking I was the starting gun. (I am hanging out at the conference swim championships that my son is partaking in. And here, it is very obvious which are the girls and the boys here.)

About 150,000 American people offer up these words of wisdumb when asked what sex they are, "We don't know."

According to census takers about 0.05% of people who are asked what sex they are mark both male and female. That equates to 150,000 of the current 300 million population.

The new census in 2010 will ask the question again. What sex are you?

A better question might be "Do the public restrooms you enter have a triangle pointing up or down?"

But, then more people would likely write in, "What's a triangle?"

WSJ