he outraged a crowd of 1,600 by luring them to what was billed as cage fighting. Police say the show was designed instead to capture the reactions of the unsuspecting to the sight of two men tearing off each other's clothes and kissing.
Yeah, like there's nothing a little queer about cage fighting and wrestling to begin with.....male audiences cheering on sweaty men in underwear while they prance and preen and grab each other...
To: macamadamia
Yeah, like there's nothing a little queer about cage fighting and wrestling to begin with.....male audiences cheering on sweaty men in underwear while they prance and preen and grab each other...I only like watching wimminz wrestle. Preferably topless in mud or oil.
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07/08/2008 12:17:16 PM PDT by
lesser_satan
(Cthulu '08! Why vote for the lesser evil?)
To: macamadamia
Yeah, like there's nothing a little queer about cage fighting and wrestling to begin with.....male audiences cheering on sweaty men in underwear while they prance and preen and grab each other...
Dang, you beat me too it. I'm glad I'm not the only one who has always thought this stuff was a little weird to begin with.
I caught a cousin who was into wrestling off guard one time. I told him "let's watch a show where a couple of guys wearing hardly anything rip their clothes up and keep jumping on top of each other", and he got upset and was asking me what kind of freak I was, and then I said "whoops, I meant to say let's watch some professional wrestling". I would be surprised if he ever watched any wrestling after that.
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