Any way to get the gender of the person being targetted (the birthday
person) and provide the right pronoun?
You still have the issue where they can't/won't tell, but you can be
better excused in that case for whatever way you go.
-- Jim
Via my iPhone
On Jul 21, 2009, at 1:46 PM, suze ingram <suze.ing...@gmail.com> wrote:
Definitely "their".
Did you consider "Your partner's birthday" or even "Partner's
birthday"?
Suze Ingram
User Experience Consultant
suze [dot] ingram [at] gmail.com
@suzeingram
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