"Cage fighting probably gay" lol!

[Tez3]

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/sport...ghting-probably-gay,-say-doctors-20070905383/

"Cage fighting began in the United States in the 1980s as a way for off-duty policemen to act out their fantasies."

something you have to tell us gents?

 

[CoryKS]

Only if you make eye contact.

 

[jarrod]

entirely untrue. it has never been limited to off duty policemen.

jf

 

[Nomad]

 

[Carol]

Ahhh so that's why there aren't more women that grapple.

That's always puzzled me, when its so much fun...LOL!

 

[Frostbite]

Long-term gayness? Is there such a thing as short-term gayness? Chronic buggery with an acute case of impeccable taste in home fashions?

 

[Big Don]

entirely untrue. it has never been limited to off duty policemen.

jf

Any gay man is welcome.

 

[Big Don]

Long-term gayness? Is there such a thing as short-term gayness? Chronic buggery with an acute case of impeccable taste in home fashions?

I could name a few short-term lesbians...

 

[Frostbite]

I could name a few short-term lesbians...

Anne Hache!

I never understood that phenomenon. I realize womens' sexuality is more fluid than mens', but seriously... if you're a public figure, why pretend?

 

[Frostbite]

OMG, I'm blue! Totally off topic but I'm happy.

 

[Tez3]

Anne Hache!

I never understood that phenomenon. I realize womens' sexuality is more fluid than mens', but seriously... if you're a public figure, why pretend?

"Womens' sexuality is more fluid than mens?" oh dear me, I think you've been reading the wrong books!
Women just make better lovers rofl!

 

[jarrod]

i think what frostbite is touching on is that bi- or undefined sexuality is more socially acceptable in women than in men; in fact it's often encouraged. homosexual experimentation usually carries more of a stigma for men. i doubt there is any biological difference in the "sexual fluidity" of men & women.

jf

 

[Omar B]

Exactly why I don't grapple! Same reason I don't cut my hair, barbers are also pretty gay.

 

[Tez3]

i think what frostbite is touching on is that bi- or undefined sexuality is more socially acceptable in women than in men; in fact it's often encouraged. homosexual experimentation usually carries more of a stigma for men. i doubt there is any biological difference in the "sexual fluidity" of men & women.

jf

Now I wonder who would be encouraging women? Mmmm.....

 

[jarrod]

Now I wonder who would be encouraging women? Mmmm.....

this guy, for one

jf

 

[Tez3]

this guy, for one

jf

Well I'd never have guessed :wink1:

 

[jim777]

Never saw "The Daily Mash" before, sort of like The Onion. Thanks Tez!

 

[Haze]

Exactly why I don't grapple! Same reason I don't cut my hair, barbers are also pretty gay.

I resent that remark

I'm a barber and if you were here I'd slap you! LOL

 

[Omar B]

I don't like dudes touching me or standing that close to me for so long man, simple as that.

No offense though, I'm sure your customers don't mind. LOL.

 

[teekin]

this guy, for one

jf

Ohhhh, Big Surprise there Ogg. :flame:
(Jarrod, I gotta ask, just how much paste glue did you eat as a kid? )
Lori